... M.P. son of Lord Cranbrook Lord President of the Privy Council, will not oiler himself for riwelectiou for this division of Kent. PORTSHOuTIE—GeneraI Sir George Willis, ex. Lieutenant thxernor of Portsmouth, bait accepted the invitation of tbu Conservative ...

... Bat. electing lay representatives to the Conference. ESTIMATES IL. GOUT,ItifELMATISALSCIATIC bailing every 'llaye t Surrey. Kent, and let Volunteer Bat. view of the desire on the part of a large number of OLD POST OFFICE TEA NIX iteLGIA. ma BRISTOL SWANSOA ...

... h . .. 2.22 17 NORTH BRISTOL SCHOOL FON Derby .. .. ?A Portsmouth -lo In of the Chancery !salon. and Stone. tireenh Abe Kent ' -121 Honig: KING SQUARE, which ell 17 .. AVENUE HO .. which K. 0.111.11. eon. Alexander Rowland, Laurent.* Pountoeslsne. ...

... at kat me. Ned he mad Mr. W. W. F. Pales sods the wa s • MOW wield be wade thee witeend thin sepses. ewes the driest at Maidstone the ether tbe we& we with J. J. Fork. the Wee le dedsion wired at seam • week se two. Whether the makes We Woad, howler be ...

... literally his boots ed. thin tried to get the disleceted limb in ohm Woe with W. G.'s assistance the be eneemplished. and the injured M be to the Infirmary and have baton the bele. cation coulc i l u b s e . Z. loss told 'merely ewes * Kent. as he jot at ...

... Surrey ; 3, William Stewart F.oster, Msidetorm. Ws—lied,. bora In 1838 or 1888 1. 31sJor flawdlutly U. lire. Maidstone; 2, William Stewart Maidstone Jew ph Oodiroin, tledalming, Surrey. w 1. Class 77.-11.11. hem 186. or 1827—1. Lard Ilariech, Talesman. N ...

... ta ground. In the match Kent were able to put absolutely their best side in the tield, and hopes wens eetertalned of their ability to reverse the the contest winch ended at Maidstone last week in so disisstrone • manner for Kent. The was fast; but the ...

... - gat Game, MR_ _ (maims met IlleoPtrtt. confuse the mind. timMS• se tbsiOdesasess ed influences beyond .. 26-Kent v. Yorkshire ; Maidstone. &Wes, Wb • wark memeest. £270. Fond NI other (to small eon) : Mercy me ! Look ___,, tbi l • • Matt vt .._ 61611 ...

... illustrious travellers. Viscountess Maidstone and her amateur company gave performances of the of the Antigone of Sophocles at is alwentibire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, on Pride. afternoon and evening. Lady Maidstone took tin of A~atigoae, her sister—Miss ...

... THEE WED.' BOUGHT AT EDWIN FEAR'S. Tilt GOLDEN CUPID' WEDDING I KEEPER RING Till NOTZD HOUSE POI WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELL/EL WEDDING AND COBIPLIMENTANY PRESENTS :E. EAR' 4. BRISTOL BRIDGE. LADIES AND THEIR BOOTS! IL trequenUy a manses of debate to a Lady' ...

... the See of Beth and Well. early is the reign of Elisabeth. A block •wan appeared in Kent the other day ; a gnat northern diver and a bittern in Wiltshire; and golden eagles in Nortburnbcrhind and at Killarney. Of couree all these rare birds wore at once ...

... the Commissioners than by a contractor; and Mr. Parana ultimately withdrew his mottos. The Harbour-master reported that the Golden Light went aground at the river's mouth owing to want of lights., and the chairman said that the matter of Use lighting of ...