... l'eehten. with elight nesh mends. were !waded rider. anti snat int•i trench.. When mem.,,et__weeanded_memt.e. Men engeged by the Kent tie hind hone.. but die ddy for Alma 25. • • • ottimre end t•welve Intel *Alien wourekd. . . ._ To Mr. Inane-He father ...

... West.- Yard. suitable for small builder or ;obber.- E. Brown & Son, houso and Land Agents. TrEAT three-storey Builkling in Kent Street, one 1T door from Royal Aveuue--E. Brown & Son, House and Lend Agents. EPHRAIM BROWN & SON, HOUSE AND LIND AGENTS, 102 ...

... ’August in his yaebt. the Hohei.- xoliern. At.t.F.or.n at -An inouest was he'd Maidstone Harracks yesterday the body Private David Daley, aged twenty, of the Royal West Kent Regiment. and three or four other soldier quarrelled while under the influence ...

... 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 ...

... 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’* ...

... Waite ?? 4,024.-Majority, 988. TO-DAY'S POLUNGS. The folloiv-ng pollings are fixed for to-day:- EN ...

... oen,,yn, a; Mr. H. Haidv's Ifoalol, 2; Mr. IS allington's lanrgaret Hall, 3; Mr. G. Miller's Little Page, 3: Mr. A. Ynowles' Golden Horseshoe, 3; .it. J Croig's Cressland. 2: Mr. F. Parker's Stage Vil- lain, 4; Mr. T. Southall's Kilmainham, 3S SC'RATCHINGS ...

... Top re ?00( j u ar?n j with the inevitable. only argument w>*b. the cast wind w-s put on one's overcoat. The tide could not Kent oat- » pitchfork, nor would the tide recede «f overweening power sat the sca«hor« like King Canute, Old wiseacres before now ...

... • um= being neer mding to the fairest In. ruents, nine be brotetht. into the ens sad training of • perionee M the Dothan of Kent, was al- of th e l a t e n em el mord,. It was of the of Napoleon had tally overrun the Pinfolake People inh•hilleff the ewe ...

... her own) about the poems and the books each loved best. or sometimes to ride away on Hassan and Hotspur in the soft, faint, golden glow of the spring afternoon, with Cesar scrambling at our heels, and so back again at sundown, with me bee captive, her slave ...

... that. almost exattoive handling of inn eof snider, diotin • hing between the crows. of State. &Lott diced with the Due.. of Kent oo May We do not know A case .mrred some time ewe in • gentle- ,_ in an American colony. . i -. It is no longer the noel prink) ...

... OoslthwwM U 7 Hr. C. A. Brawn's Enadenr U Hr. Jaetooa Clark's Oarridas. Coilea Hr. J. J. Parkinson a Owner U Has Kinks'onn’a Golden Furrow, 5 Culltn 11 U Hr. W. Liddeil BSyrienat. S Calks a 11 8 Captain H. Haghm’s Daeang Watt, a 8 Hr. F. P. Lyaaght’s Tie ...