... . Tinehury Ohmmeter Greenwich. s ilanipeiire Illawiegs 21 Bull 427 Kent (Kam) 47 K.at (View) 219 Lancasbins (Seath-Naat). d 163 Lancashire (Soath..Weirt) MO Lewes .. 18 Liverpool ...

... occasion—vie., at the Tunbridge Wells Show—on which prime were given in this department. Prises are given for Rest Kent, Mid Kent, and Weald of Kent hops. The bee department will possess special interest, as there are as many es seventy-five entries of bees ...

... Minster-street, Salisbury, boot and shoe dealer, batter, and clothier; first meeting June (1.15 p.m.). Grand hotel, Bristol, and public CZ:A.o2llMtion June 13 (12.30 p.m.), Salisbury Court. ADJUDICATION. John 31inster-street, Salisbury, boot and shoe dear, hatter ...

... season will not, as might be expected, give so much milk to their offspring as if fed on a more liberal diet.--.stoek-kseptr. In Kent there is an unusually large proportion of -hacked lambs among the dock& It is thought that the cold north and ourth-easterly ...

... Watts 1 Mr J. H. Houldsworth's Golden Light, Set 41b Lemaire 2 Mr H. Smallwood's Canoness, Bst 91b Tomlinson 3 Betting; 11 to 4 on St. Helena, 4 to 1 apt Golden Light. 12 to 1 eget Canners. Canoness was the tint away, with Golden Light, St. Helena lying off ...

... Clutton Union Workhouse to partake of tea, and the attendance of the public at tea warn unexpectedly or a BRIATOL Mite.--At Maidstone (Kent), on Thursday. a charge of embezzlement was preferred against Enoch, E. Cob• bett, a Bristol men, who was arrested in ...

... °Moo. Someram• WANTED. Situation as GROOM. or neoond Coachnum asighbourhood of Clifton Yl apiths' Castle. Nvtilestaad. Maidstone. Kent. good [.791 ITUATION as YARM BAILIFF to light S and heavy aod breeding of stock ; good referencia —Trott, St. George's ...

... Portsmouth, his feet troubled him and no boots with which the establishment was provided could be found to fit him. Hi, friends once more went to work, and ultimately the Home Office allowed him to be measured for his boots. It is a prison offence to be found ...

... William Cobbett, a native of Bristol, had been arrested in this city on a charge of fraud committed in Kent, and that he was tried before the Maidstone magistrates and sent to prison for six weeks with bard labour. It appears that Cobbett served his six ...

... sting, Mr. Kent remained standing, and. turning to the tion, said, This a hateful lie. There are not thoussath of children is Heaven singing Glory. ;, glory.' By this time the pastor, the Jan Bailey, had left the pulpit, and setaing Mr. Kent shoulders ...

... Eastwell-mirk, Ashford, Kent, 2 years and 7 menthe, bred by Mr. W. O. Hammond, Wingham, Kent; 3rd, £lO, Mr. W. Wood, Crawley, Sussex. Class 18.-Sussex steers, above 3 and not exceeding 4 years old-Ist prize, £25, Mr. Kirkpatrick, of Hythe, Kent; 2nd, £l5, Mr. ...

... :Carl'''. Bristol. Pries 1,. Poll of treatment, from the time of table( outlay' by tip soAuthor d Mosses for show. —Orders cos bs booted the . oRIsTOL AND CLIFTON DIRECTORY. NOW READY. MIS. tRISTOL AND CLIFTON DIRECTORY, with a B RISTOL AND CLIFTON DIRECTORY ...