... Chambers, forwards. Toe Reserves at Maidstone. Whilst the Seniors were on show at home trouncing the team which beat Northampton, the Reserves were on Saturday last away doing battle with the men of Kent at Maidstone. In view of the vagaries of the railway ...

... let away and , ggr»ew in their Mace hoelthy new akin. Mrs. floedohild who is the farmer's wife at New' Haase Farm, Wrotham, Kent, gave this startling story to • reporter:— About eight year, ago, when living near Gravesend, • small pimMe with • white bead ...

... CLAIM FOR COMMISAION. Hu Honour gave pidgmtmt in the owe of Kent end Wagstaf v. CM•MhlrAnt•—The plaintiffs re estate agents. carrying op Wainer Ent*ld. aod t a he defendant is budder the mos naglabourlsood. The claim was for ES° commission on the mle ...

... OOVERNEBIS MAIN& AND I/01SM OPTICS are kindlyPON SEXTANT& temeittod to following ladies mem 0, Broom, Tassal•road. *Wan ; Min Mim, Kent How. Addlseothe ; Min Notting Hill; Mn P. Oren% M, road, Mann ; Mrs P. Bantam Mews. The C 0., Upper Mann ; Min OMs 1110 ...

... Lkeneed WotanSAW and reanglene n, Protection Association. t. Old Hill-street. Stamford MIA N ; to the Mr W. F. Middleton. Golden news, Edmonton. WANTED, for grocery aed pooodlon betimes; nu used to the same preferred: god references regrind. - Apply Fletcher ...

... threatened an old lady by ciliaing her around the table with a pair of scissors—Defendant protested that he bad given his wife fur golden sovereigns, and that ho did not satisfy tier.— Tho evidw to @bog thsepli WOW. had been .—Tbe Magistratee were of opinion ...

... iplendld •eleel :on et and eery paean& pow tree; wren, A. Ed. weekly. for easy terms reliable stock gents' woolen*. eharea's boots sad shoes; ersrranteil; sent's bes-es/. knit. 10. id.; shoos, thatrent st)los, 6. 1111; term. L. weal) EDWARDS for easy term ...

... striped Oxford shirt, merino pants, grey worsted socks, white striped labia, and black laced boots. He wore a cellar bearing the name Cos written in ink. The boots were stamped J. C. Tanner, 194992 rag. Ro.” The man's hat is missing. In the pockets of the ...

... tenon-write. aid Om Triumphal visit - of Malt Awing tog at Wooden House. Maidstone, in the County be •eer Thd.p-Ioa. ; roes EH errs empty; an Ni tar tar • Once, Tottenham. LILT BRAYTON in of Kent, do hereby give Notice that it LODGINGS; good; for only AS YOU LIKE ...

... gravies soups, &o. To pr•pare place a quart of floor at a tine in • Yorkslor, poidiag Mt, in a moderate oval, and stir it *boot at intervals broils. Keep the }sr well covered and by. Before wing reset fowl for aay owl* Ebb.' always take ea the skis ...

... while thus engaged that Edermont had chanced upon he b:.daffoaines hd taken the u n; out ofsheerpit. n y luc the ky owner of to Kent, and there permitted him to potter about library and garden—a vegetable evidence which completely satisfied the unambitious ...

... to his (the Relieving time thev l.3. had a balance on the wrong side of toots and veterinary's fee. 1 pair rowers, 1 pair boots . and 1 shirt. value blames) daughter, who continued one of the about Albert Cook (34 1, carman, of Park Rid- ~ the property ...