... J. C. Williams, Llexutell, coming second in the latter competition. The Hereford Cup went to the Earl of Coventry's steer, Golden Horn; Mr. W. H. Cooke, Worcester, who was first in the next class, receiving the reserve number. The Queen was placed second ...

... name, my Howell Cannon Kent, sir.' Howell ! His own name I Could it be she bad also remembered him ? He sprang up the path and entered the parlour, impatient to knew his late. Bat be checked himself upon the threshold as the golden light of the dying day ...

... Canter. lit bat Berk. K (4.4 th), Gib. Miry raltar Reading 7th Iltosars, Aldershot Ist bat W.R. Kent R. (501 h), Punks.. to moire t 'lit& Caps ; Maidstone +oat ; tlanterbnry lit lot. S. Vork. It. (s.et). ilk Ls losrs, ; Can. Innapore t t erbury 2nd lat ...

... the countr y, resigned the mastership of the Mid Kent Seaghounds, which position he took over in 18M. On the 19th inst. a meeting of three interested in the peek was held at the Royal Star Hotel, Maidstone. when, after some deliberation, Mr. G. P. Russell ...

... . K. (47th), eston R. (78th). Curragh Northampton Ist bet. Berke R. (49th), Gibraltar; Reading Ist bet R.W. Kent R. (frlth). Cypus ; Maidstone let bat. B. York. R. (51st). Barclay ; Pontef rat t kid bat. Orf. L.I. (Bard). Limerick : Orford it Iwt. king's ...

... upon Louis Adolphus Mewed Staunton, Patrick gt a rn d ton, Elisabeth Ann Stsunron, and Alice Rhodes, now in the Kent County Gaol at Maidstone, be respited until the further signification of her Majesty's pleasure.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, R. THE ...

... Saturday, at the West be nice-exceedingly nice. When you come back, mberese, it needed no second glance to see. Kent General Hospital, Maidstone, on the body you can take all our photographs can't you? Before I had time to offer my resale anee, Fanny to ...

... Joseph Arch represents 10,000 agricultural labourers, belonging to the Nation .1 Union, and Mr. C. Beale, Maidstone, 10,000 members of the Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union. COLONEL KING-HARMAN'S WILL. Probate of the will of the late Colonel Edward Robert ...

... most insidious opposition to which the Reform Bill has yet been exposed. THE twelfth annual f, to and demonstration of the Kent and Sussex I ebourers' I nion was recently hel In Fort Clarence field,. Rocheater.when many of persons were present. In the ...

... beneath.' KINT.—Sit George Grey has sent an order to the Governor of the prison at Salisbury for the removal of Emilie Constance Kent, under seotenee of penal servitude for life, to the Mill Bank Prison, London. OF LORD PALIIIRSTON.—It seems that we owe, and ...

... 'lriatiwomm who .has uot seen half many summer& and by whom Le has a 'amity of four children, kept a beer-house on gone!' What golden heads were once pillowed here- I 'Whittington Moor, rear Chesterfieid. A •thort time sinew. a heads on culls grew in smelt ...

... CLURE, Writer. Glasgow, Witness. Davin G SPENCE, Writs?, Glasgow, 'Nunes,. Glasgow, 27th November, 1862. CEEAP BOOTS AND SHOES, JOHN JAAP, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 109 HIGH STREET, Respectfully intimates that he has on hand a LARGE ASSORTMENT of MEN'S BLUCHER ...