... Groom ami Gardener; can drive; married, one daughter. 14 ; leaving through death; 12 years?good character.?ll. Head. Bt, Longley road, Maldstone road. Roc beater. Kent. 7 A DAli.rttK wishes engagement a* cashier or assistant bookkeeper; nulck and accustomed ...

... judges, who pe.formed their duties (free of charge) were. Mr. Thomas Burr, gardener Mr. U- Hicka, ol Plaistow Hall. ; Mr. J. Longley, Mis. Hall, of Waraiah. Chidehurst; andMr K. Stone, gardener Mr. C. D. Clarke, Eccks-hill. Uayes-Une, Bromley. In the rourseof ...

... Lougley, Cast Dulwich ; 2 W. GUI, 3 J. Lyne. White giaje-s -1 J. Blsckbcme. Three nishes f.ult, distinct.—l J. Lyne, 2P. Longley, 3 J. Blackburne. Dessi rt auples.—l J. Fnlferd, 2J. Blaekburne, 3J. Amey, gardener at LogNlnll. Chideluiist. Kite Hen apple* ...

... (open hsnt.ic»p) 10 flights. Fust heat: IC. Ildl (Uyds), 0 Sparks (-cratch). Second heat : 1 K. Cooper ('Jyds ). 0 11. W. Longley (2yds.) Final: 1 C. Hills, 2 Cooper. I’otato Race, local.—l It. Marshall. Corqrer. Yards Handicap, over 40.10ca1. - 1 W. C ...

... were made against Charles Harling (Union Kiiby), Rida*rt Mills, (Swanley Junction), James Bourne (East Wickham). Alfred Longley (Crayford), George Hammond, George Paniver il lleatli, Bexley Heath), and Fanny Diamond, (Bexley). Proposed New Factory. In ...

... we get a lauge apuroximattng that of was divided into three rqual pans, in the usual «ay, , West Corn sal I 5*21 degrees. Longley'a cheap cue of which waa tent to Dr. Adams. Maidstone, the guide *0 the winter resorts of Cornwall also states that county ...

... prize, two-handled silver cup ; second prize, field glasses; third piize, cup. Presented by the committee.—Heal 1:1 lI.W. Longley, South Loudon Harriett (4|yds.) ; A. Ovendeu, London Athletic Club (scratch) ; 3 A. B. Maye«, South Loudon Harriers (7s’ds ...

... foraJbh of peaches. Mr. I Live (Itk-klvv Hall), waadW) aw.irclcl first fora tlish rasplsTnvs, ami Mcond for strawhenivs. Mr. K. Longley (Chlalehunit), and Mr. -I. Anmy hursll, wenawanleal first and tvsp*> tivvly for •■olhs tiun of four dishes of fruit. Mr. K ...

... MissColiard. 1, Twjedy-road, Bromley . hll KINDKKOAKIK.V* Daily Oovtrness (g-) reeks engagement in family ; references.*Care of Longley, 'JJ. liieeii, Cat ford, F.. hll KIN KN. Daily govemes-(2Ui seeks * ng.vge ment, ex|>erienced.gouvl references Care Brolhers ...

... two l«*lie* ; in present hands 4. year* ; proprietor retiring ; *t.K-k ami fixtures £2Sii; rent sixteen guinea*.—Apply J Longley, • *ndwicli. • at. >n nriuhbimrboo*!; c.pftfHitioo; nic» UM?. ; rent £:s2 ; lew; takings this thoroughly gennine.—Ap|)ly k ...

... and double. The fruit table attracted a good deal attention. Some very fine specimens black grapes were on view, Mr. Edgar Longley, Dulwich, l»eing the most successful exhibitor with three grand bunches of the “gros Colman.'’ There was only one entry for ...

... team -J. lister, coal; . son and G. Babbitt, back*; T. K Lme. and G. Parker, half backs; J. Potter, R. Hatch. \>. James I*- Longley, and A. forwards. HOCKEY. BLTHAM v. HCRBITON. It was unfortunate for RlUtam tlwt the occasion of their match with tlie formidable ...