... beets.—Edward W. Waters, of the Golden Lisa„ llskrated that between am one and two o'clock dehodast, with two others, entered bin kittens bad tome beer. Subsequently, the earvent chi drew his ateration to an old pair of boots which bed been left seder a peat ...

... by the exhibitors. For the best hop-pressing machine (in cloth), for the home market, Wm. Weeks, of Maidstone, has been awarded the prize, for his Kent pattern hop-pressing machine. In hops, the first prize of 101., for the best sample of Golding hops ...

... Common, was sentenced to six weeks' imprw.nment at Tunbridge Weft foe •' welshing at the Wee Kent Hunt Point-ice Point Rama ----- -- In celebration of hie golden wedding. Somerville A. Gurney was at Lynn on Tuiseday, presented with three silver salvers ...

... remedy in cases ol cholera. Last year the net produce from the Land Tax was £t,090,17716141d. The individual who called tight boots comfortable defended his position by saying they made a man forget all his ether miseries. The net revenue in the year ended ...

... Bisenavon ; and D. Lloyd Williams Maoism), occupied the pulpit. At the 10 oclock service, the Rave. Eynon Davies, of Beckenham, Kent : and H. Meet Lewis preached, there beim a t 1 congregation, many coming from a distinc:C trains and makes. The 2 o'clock service ...

... first-class Machinery Oils; liberal commission.-—Box 22, Post-office, Liverpool. 817ep BOOT TRAD E.—Wanted, an Intelligent YOUTH, age It 1 15, to learn a superior SOUTH WALES BOOT MANUFAC- TORY, Abersycium.—Also Two GIRLS Wanted, ta jfor T)1CYCLE for SALE, in ...

... favour of seller; maise firm. A quan- of new Irish cats in bed tity and sold at irregular rates, Old oats fully as dear. MAIDSTONE CORN ‘All fine wheat fetches 2s more money, bet such samples are very scarce, very few being offered. Fine malting barley ...

... exhibitions and scholarships open to competition. Foot-and-mouth disease is greatly on the increase in all parts ef the county of Kent. The returns for the past week show that the total number affected is 5,473. The Forest and Stream newspaper, acting in behalf ...

... accomplished by re- placing large vessels at sea by smaller ones, so as to keep the usual number of vessels in commission. The Maidstone Journal says that rain having fallen in abundance, the ground in that district has had a good soaking. The hot weather had ...

... for a race in August, on the ground that it would be impossible to row so late in the year. The Prince Imperial arrived at Maidstone on Mon. afternoon on a few visit to Viscount Holmeadale, M P., at Linton-park. He was warmly received by a crowd at railway ...

... -MARK-LANE—Mompar. Coastwise as well as by rail the receipts of whest trom eer aad Kent have been om a moderate scale. The at- n lance of millers has been Dot withstanding very aspect of has heavily. In prices, however, no bas teken There hes been a good ...

... the South-Western Police Court, London , at wouiidint; his wife Clara Catcupole, Saturday, Alice St. John (45), and j i, n Kent, at Fulham Palace Terrace. Stanmer Street, Battersea, was charged on re* r j van Can'll has tinishod the muaic of the raand ...