... did on the last occssionm -Ayr Advertises. A PERILone ADiWNTuP041-Shortly before the 7,30 p.m. train loft tbe Maidstone Station, on the North Kent line, on Sunday evenisg, a ticket-collector named Baldwinifound a man in a third-class carriage without a ticket ...

... last nigbt contains the ?? Office, November lo.- Volunteer Artillery-1st Gloucestershire (the We tern Counties)-Sidicey Keen Kent to be sacond-lieutenent, d^.ted i7th November, 11011FIRLD BAtRIACKs.-Deputy Surgeon-General H. C. Herbert, M.D., F.R OS.. late ...

... ?? . 1- Ipswielo. Lord ?? - - 1 Dalrymple, C ?? Kiddeiminster.. Gddson, F. ?? - 1 .King's Lynn . .Bourke, B ?? - - 1 Kent- St. Augustine Alters-Douglas, A . ?? raversharn . .Knctchbull-Hugesscn, H. - - - 1: Sevenoaks. . il,0 ?? ?? - 1; Medway ...

... of Ripon. A grand cricket match, between the county of Kent and All England, hasjust terminated, after three days' play, in favour of Kent. by a majority of 2: the numbers scored being, for Kent, 209 All England, 207. Mr. Wyse, the new Lord of the Treasury ...

... body of John Down, 65, of Barming. e heath, Maidstone, who was supposed to have been I murdered and thrown into the Thames. The evidence r showed that the deceased had for many years been a o labourer at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, and f believed be ...

... terminated in a draw. The contest at Lords between Middlesex and Notts also ended In a draw, as did the en- counter at Maidstone between Kent and Surrey A representative meeting of working-men in London on Saturday passed a resolution con- demnatory of Mr ...

... iii gold and diamonds. Gloves embroidered in gold wills the fleur-do-lis to correspond. Her royal highness the Duchess of Kent.-Wlsite satin slip trimmed with handsome black lace and red riband. The front of the dress was decorated with elegant Orniaments ...

... new Ministry To this Was aided the filting out of four men-of-war here for lihe Mediterranean; tiienamesofthe Gloucester, the Kent. and the Melville were given by these p1tlilicianq. Having men- tioneal the ruinoars, wve hive only to state tbat the caales ...

... to Gubat. We have plenty of troops, of ammounition, and of food, Royal Irish begin their ?? acroes the desert to-day, West Kent will follow, Sir Herbert Stewart writes in good spirits from on koard one of steamers, and last report of him says he is doing ...

... Elanham; Robert Britton G Taylor, boot manufacturer, Hanham; George Lioey, n Hanham street, Hanham, grocer. C Mangotsfleld (three ?? Fry, retired ' boot manufacturer, Cheltenham road, Kingwoo d William Wilshire, boot manufacturer, Hopewell hill; George ...

... saddlery, harness, on boot-making establish- ment, Cahir, who most earnestly requests them to pay their respective bills, at least a great portion thereof, as-it is -her intention to send her son William, acting saddler and boot- muaker, to Lords Glengall ...

... cepitRl, Haulbowline. BARA.CKS ON FIREL Ftrly yesterday morning afire broke DUt in the stores at the Maidstone Barracks dsp6ti of the Royal West Kent r R(giment. The whole of the men in the barracks were srecdily called out, and the lonal fire brigades ...