... lengths between second and third. KENT YORKSHIRE. The weather was delightfully fine Maidstone jesterdsy, when there was again good attendance spectators at tho Mote Park witness the second day's play this match. Kent, going in five o'oock Thursday evening ...

... Desperandum v Boot-tarn Asylusa 31— At Bouth Bank, Ironopolls v Saitburn JUNE. I— At Manchester, lancashlre Eleven v Fifteen Oolts et the County 2— At Lord's, Sorth v Bonth 2— At Soltingham. Not r,s v Surrey 2— At BheffieCd. Yorkahire v Kent ?? 2— At Leicester ...

... Glnuoesters— lre 28— At Msidstune, Gentlemen of Kent v Philadelphia,— i 25— At Scai bro', Scarbro' v Castle lord 26— At Ulleskelt . Clleskelf - York Herald 28— At Bl.hopthorpe, York v Bishopthorpe 26— At Boot bam Asylum, Hnntlngton . Boothem Allyun 26— At ...

... Mon- day state tbat picking waa continued in Bast and Mid Kent at the latter end of last week, early whitaa prolines being wonderfully well forward. Tbi* week harvest will begin in the Maidstone distriot and at Sandwich. A gentleman riding down a steep ...

... identified the articles as his property, but as a pair of boots was also missing, he asked that the case might be remanded until Monday next in order tbat he might endeavour to find the boots.—Remanded accordingly. Robbeey from the Railway Works. Stephen ...

... Hotel; Sellers, law, Grey Mare ; Jewitt, Bowling Green Inn ; J. Wilkinson. Churchst. Dodgson, Golden Lion ; Vaughan, The Clock; Hornsey, White Swan Mrs. Coates, Golden Fleece ; Maw, Alexandra Hotel; Leopard Inn; Mrs Clarence Hotel; G»-aiuger, King's Head Butler ...

... Windsor ; 2nd bat, Chelsea. Boots Guards, Ist bat, Chelsea bat. Tower. TERRITORIAL REGIMENTS. Royal Scots Foot;, lst bat, Chatham, Gleacorse; 2ad bat, R. W. Suit., R. (2nd), Malta, Guildford; 2nd bat Dover ; Guildford E. Kent, it (3rd), Jullundur, Bengal ...

... 3 yrs 6 0 mer Boy, 4 yrs .. 7 2 Fanfrelnche, 3 yrs 5 9 j„'.s Crocket, yrs.. 7 Jack's Alive, 3 5 9 4 yrs 7 0 Golden Drop. Syrs 5 3 yrs 6 5 Boots, 3 J-'Ord Dundreary, 3yrs.. 2 The Phillips' Handicap of 60 soys ; winners extra.—About five* furlongs. lb st ...

... ftoitw, Oraengneeis it., U. North MiKno-rood, end ■garaged. Booth Cliff. 3119 COARBRO’.—LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S FABHIOKAJBLB BOOT SHOE EST*®'* MEJIT,. 100, Westborough. T. T. LING, Proprietor. BEST SHIP COALS SuppUe by LENNARD and DANBT, »t their Oml Warehoute ...

... December in, vl, January \-l, at tha Ke. 1 i„ n ?? Dridge. Attorney, Mr. Edward Weaiherby, Kewmt.fcrL •jos:ph Feath,rstone, of ?? Kent, Sh-pkeeuer deder and cuapman, December «, li, aanuaiv v., at V_,i_ha'il ?? L.ndo,, AUOrney ' '• SjmJCl IliU » &**-«>»«, b ...

... Lieut. Col., Middlesex. Hook, St Pierre, Esq., Kent Armstrong, W. M., Esq., do. Huish, J., Esq., Derby. Benbow, J., Esq., M.P., do. Knox, 8., Esq., Middlesex. Bennett, J. G. C, Esq., do. Lewis, James, Esq., Kent Bennett, Bardwell Ewins, Esq., Magnay, Sir ...

... IVHSCELLANEOUS. The most extensive dinner ever given in England was that of Lord Romney, to the Kent volunteers, when George 111. reviewed them near Maidstone. The tables were seven miles and a half long, and the boards for tbe tables cost -15,000. A deputation ...