... visitors, Vine showed some subtlest farm in the long-field. t save • poor tatting display against Kent on Monday at Maidstone, all being oat for 1:&. Kent responded with 193 for eight wickets, of which number J. B. Mason soured 74 (sot out). Warwickshire ...

... would be en —Sole Bird and Co., Retails 0 as ahove. Is on personal TATIONERY, Toys, Fancy Goods, and Glass Reposi- tory.—A golden opportu: y for practical nerson to ected; rent £60; let-off fortune; been iy Jong lease can be had ; £13: returns £12 p.w ...

... KENT v. ESSEX. Following in brilliant stylo the advantage they had gained an Monday, Kent beat Seats Maidstone on innings and tour runs. Mr. J. B. Matou's floe innings was the feature of the match. his 117 not out without giving and hit 17 foursmoat of ...

... ‘wimmer mil, were gutted Tho ‘Welsh jase severa, in back. A. ee: Hi. Matthews, dangerously. tb and leg; Serat. mal ab = APED Kent, Tanner, oF aN OLD | 3.0—OAKS sTa! soverely. Neubitt's Horse Venables, A. 4. Hille Wi Molt ‘The death is announced, morning ...

... MIDDLESBRO*. STUART'S BOOT SALE LICKS CREATION. BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. BEAUTLFUL GLASSY SHOES, 2s 3± ...

... years from 1807. at _5 15s. 3d. perann. HEXTABLE. Sivanley Junction. KENT. -Three Freehold Houses, with long gardens. No. 1. Mabel-road, and Nus. S and 6. Rollo-road. Hextable. Kent: let at rents amouhting to£496s. Pr ami., worth considerably more. Solicitor ...

... .2 Canistr, Walter Q. 2 Robertson, John 2 Bannatyne, Neil 2 McArthur, Duncan .. 2 (Signed)_ J. ( LIVERPOOL. Boot, Clarence G. Hooking, Wm. Wilson, George Carey, Robt. CARDIFF. Angus, Wm. J. Jenkins, Thos..:.. Fawley:Richard R. .. ...

... SOLD to tont. the prewat -Apply Dar.d Rthoott es Co.. Nabob. signej-DETACHED tathaY - ELEIBEITCES t. ILIILE.-EWeibant-roed. boot part of Clapham York hating 30ft. frontage to MA 10041 Nut and frost. Close to troth tolL Ad latest maxim Side mutton* Very ...

... School Suits completed quickly. moderate charges.—2B, Mount Pleasant, Tunbridge Wells. A proposal has been mooted to form a West Kent sun-branch of the Institute of Journalists, and members of the profession are invited to attend meet ins at the Maidstoue Town ...

... ·wARWICKSH IRE (in the prettiest part of the County, T O ANTIQUARIANS AND OTHERS.--Orpington, Kent; fourteen miles from London, one mile from OTHERS.--Orpington, Kent; fourteen miles from London, one mile from three miles from station).-To be SOLD, a remarkably ...

... BANK. STUART'S BOOT SALE LICKS CREATION. BARGAINS FOeTtHE HOLIDAYS. BEAUTIFUL GLASSY SHOES, 2s 3£d. SMART LADIES' WALKING SHOES, ls ll^d. LADD3S' HIGH LEG BOOTS, Very Smart, Sown, 2s Hid. GIRLS' BOOTS, Extra High Leg, a Splendid Sunday Boot, ls ll£d. GENTS' ...

... GLACE KID, PATENT and TAN BOOTS and Shoes. MADE IN THREE SHADES OF BROWN BLACK AND WHITE OLARK'S Patent Horse Clippers. W aterproof Harness Blacking. Hoplemuroma. N eurasthenipponskelesterizo. Hoplemuroma. Royal Leamingtonian Boot and Shoe Blacking, etc ...