... through various vicissitudes and several hands, was pur- chased by The Mackintosh in 1702. Mn H. B. Honusa of Fawkham Manor, Kent, who has resided at Glenkindie House for the 1 season, has with thoughtful liberality again given £5 to be distributed among ...

... ribbon arranged at the back. Lady Brooke, with a sinart little bonnet, wore a very chic gown of golden fawn faille covered with Tndian gauze, woven with a golden border so con- trived as to outline the waist anll the hein of the skirt. A yoke of transparent ...

... friglite Mledee, taken single- ,,ehanded by the comlpany's ship) Exeter (sanie year). laGallant defence r-f tile conpany's ship Kent agaillst .the Conliance, of 2ii guiis, commanded by t~le crelerated Snrciuifp. L~out was taken aftol-, losing~ h tter comm ...

... will he considerably In- added to. Besides money subscriptions, donations of clothing, especially boots, will be gratefully X r-received by the treasurer. Boots are niost urgently ge oneeded oin account of t[le extreme poverty of ds[ltie children selected ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Henry Burney, of the 1st Battalion Gordon Hignlanders, who is slightly wounded, belongs to Maidstone, Kent H~e was gazetted second lieutenant in the 39th Regiment on 39th January, 1878, a nd transferred to the 75th Regiment A ...

... keep her weithin a fence that wras mostly made up of breaches, piping atrway on a tin whistle, withaout a cap and without boots, trying to finger out shrill Sctottisht airs, and no doubt, at. times, hy the 4 haughe onl the banks of the Deveron Ihe ...

... variety of to shields, salvers, statuettes,'tankards, and cuph of the royal collection, illuminated by numerous wax-lights in golden as Sconces. les Her Majesty will hold a Levee at St.. James's Palace, on for Thursday the 18th June; and a Drawingwroom on ...

... FOR INWVALID SOLDIEPRS. Captain Leonard Bracsey. of the West Kent' Yeonmanry. has offered the War Office the nse of i a large house on his estate. Pce..'n Hall AIes- lord, near Maidstone_ f;o ao it tnrsncx di.snbled sold'er s during their cotivalesecenve ...

... The Prince of WVales's price was vse .g tha by the 4th detaclnaent, of thse liie-Lstlhian, witrnic adle the tie with the 2d Kent (Faversatleaa), beat lead thu advantage 'Con- on shooting off. mcuss- Mr GLADSTONE BURNED IN E'FFSGY.---About half an he after ...

... therefore remanded, after formal evi- a dence, until Winters can be placed in the dock d with her. At Gravesend, yesterday, Kent defeated C Sussex by an innings and 95 runs. d AT the recent meeting of the Convocation of Canterbury the condition of the ...

... well. At the famous charge by the Gardeons up the heigliss at M~alakandl he had a narrow escape, thne heel of one of Ihis boots being carried awvay by a bullot. In the~subsequent encouniters he acquitted himl- .self noblly, arnd fortunately received nol ...

... Watmough, reported missing, are wounded and in hospital. From general at Cape Town. Mlonday:- Erase from list of killed-2ud East Kent Real- iment-Private A. Collard: 1st Battalion Velsh| Regiment---Privates 5699 H. Jones ant C. Small, I previously reported ...