... there fa no reason a! all to suppose that the- trend of popular opinion, as revealed Black-, pool, Stratford, Monmouth, Maidstone, and Saffron Waldeu, real danger of giving way healthy feeling the part of tie electorate. Stratford exccptiouul constituency ...

... bag : T. Kent, won second tam bowling prize, given by Conn. J. W. Gatidy, .T P., medal ; T. Rilev. won second te>A catching prize, given bv Mr. F. W. Fleming. Crown Derby ina plnte E. Woodward, won highest inlindual score prize, given Mr. T. Kent, pair I ...

... letters the head of the column indicate Unionist (U.), Liberal (L ), and Nationalist (N.) _ U. L. N. Akers-Douglas, Hon Sir A. Kent, „ Augustine's 1 AlLsopp, Hon George, Worcester .. ..1 Aeg-Gardner, J T, Cheltenham 1 _ _ J S. Hereford 1 _ _ Anson, Sir YVni ...

... Russian guns. The cold, course, was intense, and when bread was served out it was in frozen blocks, and although clothes and boots were badly needed, they were cut off from Balaclava, and were unable to get a decent supply until England was reached. The ...

... Paradise.” Wood tastefully the fob,* V Chanson Triste ’’ (Tsbaikowsky); v Sterndale Bennett); and ’ Variations ou -,W , the Golden’” (Spark). The annual sale of wort aid Missionary Society was Wld at the losn ffi-T: Tuesday and Wednesday the absence of ...

... The letter* at the head of the column indicate Unionist Liberal and Nationalist (N.): U. L. N. Akei i-Douelas, Hon Sir A, Kent, St. Augustine's Allsc pp. Hon Oinife, Worcester 1 Ace- Gardner, J T, Cheltenham 1 Ark* right, J 8. Hereford Anson, Sir Wm ...

... out in large envelopes containing beautiful cards, with the portrait the King and Queen the top, intended to be framed and kent as precious family heirlooms. Queen's Hall is well adapted for a banqueting hall, and 2.000 eager guests sat down to long ...

... peeeeding season, home and home matches having been arranged with the same dabs laid year, and addition Kent are to be met Chesterfield and Maidstone. The Booth Africans will .play at .Derby on Jane 20tb, and in respect the visitors may mantiooed that (heir ...

... toget 00l of cab. in which rfm had been for fivo boors, and all wild-m got her was sd. for dhA. Defeodant said had given him golden half aovertagp. bat Sergt Plant said she admitted owing the money when taken into custody —lsk; Bench, ordered woman pay the ...

... tbo Board leads the belief that tnis school experience is most valuable. During tba year ex-pupils have taken up tailor.tag, boot-making, furniture-polishing, baby-shoe making. dressmaking, and domestic worn. Oat-of-Scbool Life.—The Institution affords ...

... ' uA Rawlinson Wood tastefully rendered the Chanson Triste (Tsbaikowakvj; Storodale Bennett); and Variations 'ktiun. the Golden’ (Spark). The annual sale work in aid «f the Missionary Society was held at the Town Tuesday and Wednesday. the uruvnAii ...

... three ewe lambs. Right Hon A J Balfeur, M.P. ; 2 J Jamas ; 3T Winter. KENT OR ROMNBY MARSH. Two shear ram, 1 C File, Elham, Canterbury; 2 WMillen Faversham ; and (len, Lyminge, Kent. Shearling ram. 1 and C File ; 2 J Kgerton, Quested, Cheriton ; 3 H Rigden ...