... ‘Lady Bride 6 0st. (i. Mr. Rose “of Athens, aged, car. Ost. £80 (5, E. Price's Golden Glimmer, List. 1 jira these pony ‘aged, car, i0st. 71b., M. 6 10sk £100 Mr, yan's Mary Kent, 5 Mr, jennessy’s Corkecrew, Ast. (Winner teained by P. SURRWIN, « Ballycleugh ...

... tens, Alfred bsq, Mount ww. KF. Porter, sy, Kent-terrace, Daikey. 1 Y N A BOOKSTAND, KINGSTOWN JETTY begs to announce to the inhabitants of Bray, Ballybrack, Killiney Dalkey, Kingstown, Mookstown, Blackrock, Boote: ani Sandym that he has made complete ar ...

... beiongs. the evidence Hudson's busband was a hard-working respect- able map, and he and the prisoner occupied lodging in the Old Kent road. He used to give hereafficiont every week to obtain all that was necessary for the bousebold, but Hud her husband was ...

... and Mis € allagher and Miss Hal down. CL € and Miss Welch—S ne Captain G We BT Miss Reyee-—-7 down. Also played Robert Kent and Mrs, Kent, Wm. Loverock and Miss L. Halpin, B. and Miss ‘Byrne, de. Ad open aw for men by strokes was played for December, Owing ...

... 357 in response to the Australians’ total of 241, and tha latter, going in a seonnd time, lost one wicket for 29. At Maidstone, Kent beat Somerset by an inn- ings and. 116 runs. At Nottingham. York- shire beat Notts by an innings and 55 rans. At Lord's ...

... was taken Metalic Puce, who third to Therenc at VISITORS’ PLATE of 60 seve, of Ges bearee bardle race. One Capt. Licyd's bg Boots, dam by ¢ Tove (E. Ke Callen) Mr T. J. Maher's ww. P Db, car. MS 1o eqst. ‘Schemer to pam the stand where aad gat colug on ...

... rate supplies on Monday, both in English and fo- reign qualities. ere was but s small show of samples during the morning from Kent and Essex, mostly in fine order, but the summer-like change in the weather and greater prospects of peace very dull market ...

... 0 RUE to the late wager Frances Lady from te Tenantry on her exten sive estates inthe county of 14 at a meeting held at Maidstone Castle the residence of Patrick Coll, sq. Ievens, Esq., Castle Levers, in the Chair. Sre,—We, the un“ersigned, while deepiy ...

... John Lueas. The Queen will hold Privy Council Monday next llurkinghnm Palace. The Di-chess Kent. We arc nnthorised to state that health ofherKo>al lhi«'hc*s of Kent steadily and satisfactorily improving. The Duke of Atholl has arrived at the St. (icorgc's ...

... and vales, lil ia eerth pi whi the Scots at one biood-red field lard for the army of King Edward. Deep down into the where golden had been gathered, the Gard tide of chivalry ewept in ves, rismg and falling like a red with whi cap bande for babbing foam ...

... of LADIES end BOOTS & At thefallowiag Double Golo Lace and Button Beets, 180 18s 04. Cork Bole Lace and Bation Boots, 180 6d to Ste ‘Warm Lined Shoes, Ss 08 to 82 64. Wakes of Hoots and Shoes. Finet's and other Children’s and Button Boots, from S064 to ...

... in the common. of all. tter eowe obeervations, the con- Tho following appeared im our later Editions o! :— THE LOSS OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE. The Gulden Fleece (steamer), which went duwn af her anchors near Penarth, was, with her cargo of coals, ineuréd at ...