... 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 ...

... busily engaged harvesting in the forward districts of Berks, Surrey, Hauts, and Kent, and a commencement has been made in the West of England. That the wheat crop is a golden one on all good land, and generally on farms that have been subject to proper ...

... handedl at other shows- Golden Skin and PeachrBlossom-both of beautiful character. The thirty hlbters in the.-younge-st class gave the judges much trouble, Mr Cornish's ?? De~ery, which took the pride of place, has won golden opi~nions before. Mr W. H ...

... compared with those of the past three years, but the season ticket holders have not yet been added to the total Bridgwater Maidstone Brighton Bristol. 1883 1881 1885 188G 12 o'clock 3568 2125 1227 4063 2 ,, 4086 3317 1917 7253 4 ,, 4969 3811 2666 9214 6 ...

... ?? . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Norton. Herefme Tnr1l A4;lesb)ury j.White, Ze&ls, Wilts. -1 9g4te, HorthahL; A. Heisman, Little- 'JeORe-W. Asburoft, Hayes Kent A. W. Ve rfidl, Goemntaey-A. Dunlop. iendon1 Ie 1i Necwberry, Teignzzouth, Kerry ana ~ryGT. Barlam, Finobley; F. A. Her. hzidt ...

... and 8.30 p m, csual drill. RIFLR-E and F, clams firing, LOCAL POSTAL ABRANGEMENTS.-NMw letter-boxes have been erected at Golden hill, Horfield, and at Ridge bill. Wlnfozd, Somerset. The former will be cleared at 9.36 a.m., 12.20 p.m., 3.E0 p m., 6.35 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... bluejackets arrived at Maidstone on Saturday for recruiting purposes. This is a unique incident so far as the county town is concerned. It is stated ?? bluejackets have been instructed to visit ali the towns and villages in West Kent. SCENE AT THIE CRYSTAL ...

... Dpublic meeting was held in the chapel, at which Mor S. 1. Lewiis T resided. Addresses wsre givon by the chairmaa, Mfr W. 1.. K~ent, afternoon superintendent, 7WT. J. Harvey, and the Rev J. T. Bennett, superin- 7tendent mInister. Selections from the anniversary ...