... The public banquet the Kent cricket eleven probably take place Maidstone in t*he tecond week in October. In a right-of-way case at. Fas one tn« witnesses was John Burke, Tremadoc. Crimean veteran, -wiho declares imaged 103. Burke, -who had walked a c ...

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... STREET 612.— Self-contained COTtAGE Seven' Apartments; all modern 'conveniences. 'Apply Miickie, Golden Square KINTORE PLACE, —To Let.. 3, 4, ROOMS Kents, £1 12s las. Factor ill attendance from 11 12 forenoon. CHAPKL STREirr. —To-fit M]ddieTLOOß> Rooms ...

... SPORTING NEWS. CRICKET. MIDDLESEX v. KENT. KENT'S EASY VICTORY. Yesterday at Lord's the last Middlesex wicket added 12, leaving Kent 59 get to win. Blyths took «*ven wickets for 66 Burr.up and Woolley •cored from Napier and Wells, when Woolley left. Seymour ...

... shire. July L'o. —.Vt Birmingham, Warwickshire v. Somerset. July 2S. —At Bradford, Yorkshire v. Sussex. July 23.—-At Maidstone, Kent v. Leicestershire. July 23.—At the Oval. Surrey v. Worcestershire. July 2S- —At Edinburgh, Ail Scotland v. West- Indians ...

... Min like what you have the North. Most of onr local shows past, hat vsry little internet to taken la cattle shows la Kent. At the Maidstone show the other day. although rtossss were provided for Shorthorns, practically an interest wan taken in the cattle ...

... frae Draeblaw. 1 weel may lib* the dainty Knock. That weel-kent hill tae Banffdure folk : The ower’t at o'clock A« frae hill o* Drarblaw. And when shed hr. partin’ beta, And bathed the Knock m golden gleam, And kye* were an’ 1 teem. I took them haroe Draohlaw ...

... the Rev. Alexander Webster, Unitarian minister. Alfred Cowie, packing-eas© maker, to Margaret Smith, daughter Peter Smith, boot closer. Dundee. Emrlie —Bdtchart. —At 394 Great Western Road, Aberdeen, on the sth inst., by the Rev. R. Semple, Ruthricstoo ...

... into three figures, and one them making the highest price of day, namely, 550 guineas. She was the prizewinning Balnakyle Golden Pansy, a beautiful roan, and one of the Goldie tribe, sired by the Collynie bull Abbotsford. There were several bidders for ...

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... 'Hiene’s nae doobt he’s beet kent saunt in the hale calendar. Wcel. since year his day roon’, an’, though mak' hut little boot it in Scotian*, a’ the warl*. or three gethored together, they’ll sittin* roon a table bletherin' boot the dear hameland. eatin’ ...

... very well for Rabhio Burns to say that “a man’s a man for that.” But Uaobie never voted in monycecpal eiecksbnn, or ho wad hao kent better. A man’s no man for a that gin he hasnae a vote, an’ if hsa he’s faur mair ; in fatA, he’s the ckwal o’ Lord—till efter ...