... (attends Cattle Mkt. Boot and Shoe Dealers. CHAPMAN, H., Market Place and Lairpt• EVANS, WALTER, Market Place. Boot Makers and Repairers. (Late BROOKS & 00.). Lady MUSSON, J., Wadoesday Market. Brewers and Maltaters. B. BTIPRENBON & BON, Golden Ball Brewery. ...

... Dixon, Miss Hull (12)—Peasegood, Mr. Sheffield Peasegood, Mrs. Sheffield Henniker, Dr. Maidstone, Kent Henniker, Mrs., Maidstone Kent ! Henniker, MN Maidstone Kent !(13)—Hall, Mr. W. G. Hesslel Hall, Mrs., ...

... pressmen of the boot and shot* trade at Northampton, the arbitrators having failed to agree. As the settlement affects a large number of operatives a hearing will be held Northampton forthwith. Mr. T. Bv>s. Coroner for Kent, held an inquest at Golden-green. Hadlow ...

... the pledge, George! Oliver Vaughan, who was found guilty of at. tempted murder, was bound over on Wednesday at the Kent Assizeq, Maidstone. Mr. Justice , Grantham said he hoped Vaughan would say when asked to take liquor in future, No, I must not. Drink ...

... complexion was set off by moon-shaped patch near her lower tip. and on the table beside her lay pmk parasol. Although this was Kent, and five miles from town. Mins Eulalie was fashionable in her appointments, her hair was decidedly m*Hie, and her gown of ...

... Institute of the United Kingdom will visit Edinburgh on September 12th. 13th and 14th. Mr. and Mn. Herring. of Lee, Kent, have their golden wedding. Mr. Berries:lD:a a musician of repute, was present as a at the emanation of Queen Victoria. The Erie arrived ...

... considerably with the his off stump upset by Saunders, the first wicket j , in , Monday betweeu Kent end partnership having produced runs in )J , at Maidstone, but during tbe time minutes. Tyldesley opened with four cut off | possible the home county did ...

... Wandsworth Common. sentenced six week.' imprisontrwtitt at Tutilaidge Welk fat tittg at the West Kent Hunt Point-to- Point Races. In celebration of his golden wedding. Mr. Sornervilk A. Gurney was. at Lynn on Tueslay. presented with dire.. g:lver salvers ...

... of the Welsh half-backs. Llewellyn Lloyd, the old Leysian, and Phillips, and the kicking and fielding of the ball by D. J. Boots, the Newport full back. In other respects the play was feeble. If this is in any way typical of Rugby football at the Rectory ...

... everybody at homa. Trade must be carried on. I all sign Kent Asylum* Committee selected iady doctor, Mias Jane M Fulton. MFI for the post of assistant medical officer Banning Heath Lunatic Atylnm, Maidstone cargo fish landed at Grimsby the trawler Qortensia ...

... in a law minntea warn aanding huge curling tongue* of flame into tha ““fay, ramdriran night. Coloured firaa, rad, blua, and golden, had burat out from high rochet a quarter of hour before. ready aignai. and a round •bowed that the bonfire maker* had f°» ...

... will not remain then* onaooouit of the holes in them ** noifclior will they fall into my and turns Ins sooks over the of his boots if thoy did. gents, they w ould dicp the ground.** Having ohtainotl the desired amount, he proceeds to select half -a - dozen ...