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... J. C. Williams, Llanstell, 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 claw, receiving the reserve number. The Queen was placed second ...

... rendezvous. Thus when Lieut.- General Goodenough assumed command of the Maidstone force on Monday morning he had under his command the local troop of West Rent Yeomanry, the 3rd Kent Artillery Volunteers with eight 16- pounders, a battery of six machine ...

... and surmounted by a shield, emilliiing the arms of the late Dr. Thomas and theme( Me of York. Ma. Patur ri Z ma isiti mew boot, of Sir John John Gareth Now arm It seems that Sir paper is the Maori language that hew the mhos title of the Pihoikoi Mokanate ...

... to be feared, the world has not takes aunt ; but one sees, now, whence Mr. NUM got his bias for the Sage. His first drama, Golden Fruit, was produced at the Pavilion Theatre—the dme, it may be noted, was 1873. Since then he has produced 14 plop, all ids ...

... particularly cheer trains which are not of the holiday-making kind, for it has been the opening of the hoppicking season in Kent, and heavy train-loads of pickers have been taken out of town to the various centres of this industry. The task is one that ...

... they are called mums the erring-pond. No Amnion woman would dream of eneesuog her pretty feet in the heavy, thick-soled calf boots or show which most of us adopt for winter wearing. They can don the dainty patent or glad, footgear of summer in the wettest ...

... wawa bass seam% I.Cedon was edit) cricket mita the beginning of tie week. In. the provinces. hew. OM, foar .pare. minim Maidstone Kent at the PhlladelOdens, sod althoogla Interfered play, thi own* • g it i ontsacia3r forays J. B. the with 92, whilst 0. ...

... baby's bed. A STRANGE NWT. time had long pored, end baby's iiiids wen Mr. LH. Allohin, Maidstone, metal to fast closing, spite bar traipse *Eder that at Craahrook, in Kent, there is ebroot, s rille siege you to kelp t h e esmdapen' away, sod still which is ...

... heifer was bad, wed when he mesa home be legal to see if h was Weer. There were a good of the neighbours there. He saw Teeniest 'boot in his shirt sad broesers. Mei he fendant) looked al the now be sat down Ike (lige' with Win. M'Conville. Mrs. Mitten asked ...