... KENT NOTTS. Play in this match began in tho Mole Park, Maidstone, in glorious weather, to-day. Both counties are well represented, but Shaw is still standing out from the Notts, and Patterson from tho Kent team. LANCASHIRE SUSSEX. Few people were present ...

... Old Kent Boad. Surrey. John William Fit. retired Colonel. Hanover Square Club, and of Adelaide Road, Haverstock Hill, Middleaex. Alban Edward Carr, builder, Maidstone, Kent. George Vincent, licensed vitualter. Old Prince Walls Inn, Asb'onl, Kent Predk ...

... but new Gladstone Rmd Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Sharp, builder, )a*e of Heath Road. Darifor-I, Kent, then priioner for debt in Maidstone Gaol. Date of adjudication, August 39rd, LIQUIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. B. Crowilier, bootmaker. Mirfleld. ...

... Junction Bngine Works. Leeds. Gro. Jennings seed merchant, of Ockley. Surrev. John Harris, occupation, Bexley Heath, Kent. Cooper boot and thee Austell. CornwmU. John Will ism Major, wheelwright and carpenter, of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. John Baker, baker ...

... Stores. Manufacturer. Thomas Grant. Distiller Maidstone.—ADTT. Chloro-Linbekd Cough medicated linseed extract, 6d; postage 2d.—Kay Bros., Stockport, and all Chemists. Walking a PutASua*.—TheGo-ai»-you-please Boots Shoe* supplied by A. Pollard, 22, Barley Street ...

... Britain and Ireland Golden Crescent is DOW tact with most criai.. the muter tailors having decided upon The Imp.—; ■••• ? Cwrick 5 Dearest Versifier first Consul. KfOtigrrn • Favoro Sectmdus Pstriek Blue. • Golden Garter..,.. • Breach ...

... appellant* are:—Charles Blakcy, Golden Lien Inn, Leeds Road; George Hattiey, Albert Vaults, (Manchester Bead; John Wm. Harrison, Osborne Hotel, New Kixkgate; Armitsge, King'* Head, West gate; Ellis Sallanatall, Duehcm Kent. Sackvilb Street, Will Granby ...

... N«w York telegram «Ut« Um on Thursday defeated Staten Island •fevno to one. The pnbl banquet to the Kent cricket eleven will probably take niece Maidstone the second week in Ootober. The Pans newspapers state that the Bishops ■yestavdsy decided not to abandon ...

... CRICKET KENT v. YORKSHIRE. (•'peel Tele irram The second day's play in this return match was commenced 11 o'clock to day, in the Mote Park. Maidstone, in somewhat dull weather, but a wicket whteh had been slightly improved by slight rainfall in the course ...

... Dover, and a magistrate of that borough, in railway carriage at Chatham, was further investigated at the West Kent Quarter Sessions, held at Maidstone, on Thursday, before Mr. J. G. Talbot, M.P., and several other justices. Mr. Biron, counsel for the complainant ...

... THE BATTLE BEFORE PARIS. A correspondent of the Daily JStws, writing from Paris on the 20th, and whose letter has been Kent special messenger, possibly one of the carrier pigeons which it was rumoured were to employed, gives the following account of the ...

... now out bf business. North Omsby. Edmund O. Jeokbu groc» and ehsof emonger, Street, Gmrosead, Kent. WiilismT. Bail's, licensed rietuallor, Isle of the Golden Lion Hotel. Broomsgroro, Woreestsrsbiie, now lodging in Ladxwood Road. Birmingham. _ HJf* twine ...