... brilliant that has been produced at that well-known place of amusement at London- by-the-Sea. It is entitled Mother Goose and the Golden Eggs, and the surest sign of its excellence is the fact that everv night since its production on Christmas Eve : boards have ...

... The ltromley Journal and West Kent Herald Jan 3,19 are in one aboard in he'ping Mr. Styles and his in running down the bruits, and wherever he may be, there is a surety of his capttre within many hours. A To the Mentally or Physically overworked more ...

... them in firmly. During dry weather water and liquid manure may be ' one plant 0.45 is considered to be a good Th:e week the Golden Penny steels rather 11 • commie re- • and the abort stump left is ens . 3 . . given freely. though the latter must n . e ...

... road, Peckham out W ANTED reinimaable about 17, se general torn cant with goad refinances. Apply at Manor House TV, Ni old Kent Mad mm 7 ANTED good Cook General ; three In fatally nurse V kept; given no basement. Mr. Bennett, INratbasore, liablngton road ...

... membire and friends present, and an exoellent programme of and inetrumentel music was provided by the fine oand of His Majesty's Boots Guards (conducted by Mr. F. W. Wood), the Thurreship glee singers, and others. In an Interval of the mule Alderman Sir William ...

... Stoks Newtogto®, boot and ahoo dealer. William. Reedham, Norfolk, batcher and dealer. Fitch, William Bower* (lately trading W, Fitch and Oo.). Deptford, lately Burges*. Frank Grocott. Hanley, tile manufacturer. Mill*. Albert George. Kent. lirracr. Jeroings ...

... Edbi Thcateb.?Meneger, Hr Ohwiee Howard.? Die given tepiUl performenoe of Oeptein Syndi- pantomime of Mother Ooote and the Golden Mne ?* ta> ?ke to elwnye alert, tnekee ell hie linat tall, to tunning van tmoothly hare, end nimbly, nod einge eeverel tonga ...

... ETON BABE beat B. Dol»oa , « WTIITF, WINGS QUKBTO beat J. Bbreßa GO BANG Mr J. Kent# KKTTOV HALL beat F, *ba»'« HIGH PEATHEtt S. firtdwia ROMPING PLY brat J. mil A GOLDEN HUI 3 beat Sir G. TCrig*f« W WAR BAJTWSR COM «AMU b«vt QtTEBEO bp*t ETON BARK ROMPING ...

... 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 ...

... and Corporal Fowle, of the Kent County Coastabulary. eta- The Clerk ; Do you know the of lb. ~._ _ , , ,_, . . • . oar o'clock. . immense eying is an years. Peacock were preset to watch the inquiry tioned at Maidstone. Be said: About 6 o'clock umns ...

... (atiF Hatsaad Bonnets.—Stitchers and Finishers Wanted; 1 , 3 also AO:entices. Apply at a/bert's, 11(1 Yana la (one door from Golden lane). • QUN Bats and Bonnets.—Makers-up; also Apprentices; 1,7 paid while learning. Apply B. Undresille and Bon, ta to 2 ...

... B . Hart . In addition , to evening . performances there are two ¦ matiniea . . . _ Edek ( , Mr . Howarct ) Goose and the Golden Ego * as great a success as ever at the Eden . People are oing to see it ngain and again . This happy has been brought ...