... to the police Boohestsr, with complete dejcnplioa of the men, whim was also transmitted to Chatham, Gravesend, Maidstone, and other towns Kent The Bridge-woods, which are situated about mile end half from the prison, were eearohed, -and patrols were engaged ...

... Flanagan. O'Rorke. Keogh, Golden. lir.e King. James H»rte, and M'Guire. Tl.e following resolu tons were unanimously adopted That Boating Club established connection with the ins-itute. and be known •• The Sligo Catholic lea itule Booting Club.- “That the fee ...

... Russet Brown 4ys 8 12 Air J Craig’s Devon 8 9 Air C Patton’s Royal Balsam aged 8 Air D Thirlwell’s Sylvestris Mr C MacDonald’s Golden Horseshoe, 8 6 Mr C Wright’s Lambrequin 4ys 8 5 Sir J Thurshy’s Acadian 4ys 8 2 Air Gorham’s Madame Roberto 2 Air F Smith’s ...

... Devonshire’s Spartaous, 3ys, Marsh 8 4 Lord Farquhar’s Baton, Lambton 8 4 Capt Forester's g Trenton—Golden Agnes, Fallon 3 4 Capt Forester’s { by Trenton—Golden Agnes, 3ts Fallon 8 4 Capt JG Hamfray’s Solid Gold, 3ys, Sherwood 8 4 Mr Kincaid’s Oradora, sys ...

... n, to ear 'hie i ti 'he cane. SOAP BUBBLES WITH in Kent jest the Dui. road between wro: !The object ke Ireland inigual. Tliere la no neress.iy to erase to be, Entil,sh•spealina. • them and Maidstone. his in state PASSENGERS. - bat there is every otc:ssity ...

... PUMPS. give way. If you buy your Boots at BROWN BON'S. The sanitary committee reported having made Cheapest and Best home in Bootland for BOOTS, SHOES 4 SLIPPERS. an inspection of the public =imps, all of wind AR Boots manufactured by is are made from ...

... to Datil. Joseph Debarty. It I C. Chaim!, dryad to partioa . of • him .w them the maiden said have marred. The Wm porting of boot. we bleed and piens et To Diatrie•lespeetor tilesit—Prom whet he saw he tame to the that the inbniee wore isthiest by the trim ...

... furlongs, straight , jn lb Mr Olirer't Chmno» Corisgtoa 9 7 Mr Spencer Golbm’t Australian Star Hickey 8 12 Mr G CoitriH's Orria Boot Hornsby 5 8 12 Mr J B Leigh's The Wyvem..G Chalonrr 5 8 10 Mr J 8 Curtis's Archduke II C Hunt 5 8 Mr W A Dowling's Escunal ...

... Spark 11. B* F. Day a 7 10 Mr. StokM’* Maatar WiUte 4y H. Chandler a 7 10 Mr. TyWr'i laochoimal 4y F*ae* *7 9 Mr. Nawtoa’* Golden Bole aged Black wall a 7 9 Mr. Percy’* Kopaly aged (in. 101 b e*) 7 8 Sir E. Vineanf* Stoooado 4y F. Day a 7 8 Mr. Honldaworth’* ...

... CRICKET. NOTTS v. KENT. Notts the does of play last night, with lead of 299 runs and only five wickets down held such commanding position that Kant can hardly escape defeat. Two features deserve note: the good bowling of Ware, nhs took six Kent wickets, and ...

... em op lives at No IS, Grange Hill, L•iton, SYNJD Or CALL LSD itIILT. vance to make clear the way and refresh the ch„th,,,,, Kent, where her lotebaud was fora long little *us with milk, bread end jam, etc. A fter,time a shipwright in the Government dockyard ...

... Tyideality, sad Briggs all batted well. , they could not get the cons in time, and the match was drown. Score-- Kent—let inns, 420. Kent-2nd Miss, 210 Int.? wickets. Lanesabira—lot inns, 309. le.orsehire-21d inas, 200 for 2 wickets. lUDDLLSEX SOLIALSET ...