... coming forward. I don't intend to have any farther correspondence on this subject I am. sir, yours respectfully. benjamin Smith. Kent-road, St Deny's, Dec. 19th. 1888. TEMPERANCE AND POLITICAL CONSISTENCY. To the Editor of the Uampthire Advert iter. Sir,—l ...

... of cow and two rear old and yearling heif Ta, and Lord took the t rue with bia Warrior Queen. FJrnbaan Maid 11. and Manor Golden Promise, his Maiesty the King baring the reserre ticket with Sylph, Sapphire. and Madeline. Seven two rear' old bulla forraed ...

... coachmaker.-— Samuel Alpe, Camberwell New-road, late carpet salesman.— John Butler Watters, Maidstone, Kent, homceopathio practitioner. Stephen Shaw, Old Kent-road, hearth rug manufacturer — Henry Parsons Edgell, Hontingdon-s-reet, Caledonian-roadi— William ...

... beaLint : ranges, etc.: —r. mass. LW, Tonbridaroad. Maidstone, Kent. _ .ADY, well — quallied and snocessful Teacher. angleament. relorneenouth or neighbourhood- 011193. Ogice,_Bournasoetb. IiORTER. or Boots. disengaged, day r thoroughly experienced; goo d ...

... broken, by the Batavia, Rotterdam Lloyd steamer, from Southampton for Java. Lotto Law Rgroaw.—At the annual demonstration of the Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union, hell at Adford, a resolution was adopted demanding a reform of the land laws by giving compulsory ...

... carpenter.— William Henry Clarke, Great Tower-atreet, City, wine merchant. — Theodor Cohnreich, Peel-grove, Victoria Park, boot dealer.— Charles Coecia, Arundel-street, Haymarket. — William Henry Crannidge, Camden-town, draper. — Michael Edward Field ...

... builder.— Lewis Solo- mon, Wells-street, Wellolose-Bquare, clothier.— Robert Mar- rable, Beckenham, Kent, builder.— James Sewell, Warner, place, Hackney -road, boot and shoe manufacturer.— Alfred Broome, Newgate-street, City, shipping agent.— James Finch, Red ...

... traveller.— Joseph George Barnard, Highbnry.— Daniel Fraser Yeates, Little Pulteney- street, Golden square, wardrobe dealer.— George Pc-kins, Ashford, Kent, dealer in earthenware. William Foster, Forest-hill, builder. To surrender in the Country. James ...

... Yeaterday morning Percy Lefroy., oharged witb the Brighton BaUway murder, was removed from Lewes Gaol to Maidstone, where the Assizes for Kent and Sussex will open on Monday next. The priaoner, who was in charge of two warders, waa well dressed in a ...

... Brighton management in ciroppeg Mellor*, their costudien, who had nosier been dispnced before. His substitute, Beale. beds from Maidstone. Gr a ham, the Soottish International rentalor. ward, mode hie debut, and, natumlly, • great deal was expected of him ...

... translated For the .uatsi boots. This may, perhaps, have been sufficient in early times to supply the Queen wiih boots for a year, though now it would scarcely furnish wax and ends, even if Queens were to make their own boots aecordine to the fashion ...

... Brankley, Pilswortb Lan- cashire, dyers. William Mayt Hartridge, Woodbridge, Suffolk, grocer. James Deevet Ireland, Lewisham, Kent, licensed victualler. Thomas Lswis, He. s'ord, timber merchant. John Lloyd aud George Lloyd, Brinniogton, Cheshire, builders ...