... obedient servant, Urchfont Vicarage, Devizes. J. Hamlvn Hill, D.D. THE KENT C.C. AND THE KENT E.C. To the Editor of the Pall Mall Gazette. Sir,— lt is devoutly to be hoped that the Kent County Council will not be terrified by the fearful threat of its Education ...

... having the upon, This is a vivid illustratic of the great Sr gardens a few hailstorm which broke over Kent with such disastrous days agp the sever of Maidstone, who displays a varied Among the foremost exhibitors may be mentioned Mr. George Bunyar: of truit ...

... one company for which purpose Boots ...

... eleven. Next season Kent will play all the first-cla>s counties except Notts and Warwickshire, and will al-o meet tbo M.C.C. at lord’s, the Philadelphians at Canarbttrv, and Cambridge I'niversity at Cambridge. Of the •• His. tory of Kent Cricket 620 copies ...

... forcing type. Sportsman ” announces that those associated with Golden hor-» an ? -Mrship are in no wav responsible for the prominence of these ln Great Ebor'Handicap betting/ is stated that Golden ure ma n among the starters. ...

... are growing long, They fleck the upland slopes with gold Through hdurs of golden song. The cowslips that I gave you I plucked them one by one ; Their pale green stems and golden heads Stood shining in the sun. And ever as I gathered, Their fragrance filled ...

... Grantham. Mr. Leonard and Lady Violet Brassey have been guests Preston Hall, their seat in Kent, where they received a large house party for the county ball at Maidstone. Mr. J. G. A. Baird. M.P., and Mrs. Baird are staying in Egypt untU the beginning of Tebruary ...

... , March 4. Your Reviewer A Saunter Through Kent with Pen and Pencil,” by Charley Kentish Express Offices, Ashford). This book adds a sixth u the interesting series descriptive of the beautiful county of Kent, to which Mr. Igglcsden contributes the letterpress ...

... Selnse ot the terini So much so that in I anuary, 1899, lie was appointed Military A'';wfhe at W\athliniton, where lhe iainicd golden opiniions, anli made hosts of ,l . d l. lpe vwas attached to the lteadq1uarteis ot the U. S. Army diring the Sal afli--A.mericaI ...

... give substantial advantage in Btkish markets to the horses,, cattle, sheep, hay, •Sts, cheese, butter, pulpwood, timber, and boots and shoes which are produced by the industrious snd thrifty population of Lower Canada. The French Canadian is not a Urge consumer ...

... NEW YORK LETTER. •■OBITJLHY BOOTS DBFBBOB THB lOBTUBBS IB rpnoM Ouk Own Corrispondent.l New York, May 9.-Mr. Elihu Root, Secretary of Jhf. and cruel practices resorted to in the Philippine campaign of benevolent assimilation,” and accepts the responsibihty ...

... in Rowland Stubbs's boot shop in Piccadilly, in readiness for the last dress rehearsal. have still to put the finishing touch to our decoration, for we are going to have the whole the interior of the theatre garlanded with golden-brown chrysanthemums ...