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... on Thursday,:—Home(the Lord Chief Jnstice of England and Mr. Justice Hannen). er ' ford, Feb. 28; Chelmsford, March C; Maidstone, March 13; Lewes, March 20; Kingstone, March 27. Oxford (Lord Chief Justice Bovill and Justice Montague Smith): Reading, ...
... first and second prizes for ducks. Mr. J. K. Fowler was highly commended for Spanish fowls and Brahmas, and commended for golden pencilled Hamburghs and crevecoeurs. THE Coinage.—The Globe says:—The new sovereign has been issued this week, but though ...
... Countries.—Meetings of the supporters of the Home Cattle Defence Association were held on Wednesday at various market towns in Kent, Herts, Bucks, Essex, Surrey, Ac, among tha rest at the Crown Hotel, Aylesbury, at which resolutions were passed expressive ...
... Hill. -! defen 'ed. For twenty-six weeks. sto2 B and Wro £ Q ton and Threlfall. Books and Shoe, i. g-Mr. G. T. Frame. Boots a«?° essrs - A - Russell and Son, Bristol, tt 0l °thin J3rnshe s—Mr. J. Muddiman. Drapery Messrs - Atkinson and Co., Westmine ...
... George, and Sedbcigh, Kendal George Anamaey f Day, John, Maiden, Kent gentle- Mrs. Sussanah Williams, and [man Tbnnms Hayes * Day, William Gesirge, Buckingham, gentlenun Day, Joseph, Maidstone, upholsterer [draper Daynes, William Deans, Brentwood, Essex, ...
... Name. Setidemte. OeemptUum. Hammond, Mrs. Elisabeth A., Nettlmtead, near Maidstone, wife of William Hamasond Hammond, Charles W., 11, Loughborough-villas, Lough- borongh-nad, Btiston, Omuemu Hammond, William, Westfield, Soane, gentleman Ham mood, William ...
... BettingâEven on Argyll; 7 to 4 agst Zealand; 3 to I agst Golden Fleece; and 10 to 1 any other (offered). Argyll was first away, holding a clear lead for a quarter of a mile, when he was eased, and Golden Fleece, with Zealand, headed him, the pair alternately ...
... Men; Frederick Stevens, Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress; William R. Nicholls, Grandpapa's Keepsakes;' Albert Ives, Reginald's Golden Secret; Walter Ailward, King Jack of Haylands. Girls' Prizes.—Elizabeth Webb, School Atlas Sarah Spragg, Workbox; Martha ...
... aid, 10s; Lord' Cheeham, Latimer, highly commended; J. F. Perkins, Bracknoil Farm, commended; thirteen eutries. iiii-i . boots. , ,k Mi ,„! P -it- Class 10 the best nop of not less than two acres of mangold wurtzels, /our acres of swedes, and two acres ...
... for shoes supplied.— Defendant's wife appeared, and said the boots she owed plaintiff for were paid for seven years before. His Honour examined the plaintiff's books, and found that the boots in question were had in 1867. Mrs. Cadd said they were paid ...
... T. Adams, Chart Sutton, Kent Mine E. Adams, and T. Romford Bios, Miss Fanny. Chart Button, Keut, spinster Buss, Mid M. A., Chart Sutton. Kent, spinster Bud, Samuel, Chart Sutton, Kent, farmer Buss, Miaa F. 8., Chart Sutton, Kent, spinster Buss, J. It. ...
... Henry, Pembury, Kent, gentleman Jenkits, Rev. J., Ashby St. Ledger, Rugby, clerk Jenkins, Mrs. J., Maidstone, widow S. Buss, and .1. S. l'obb [ford, clerk 1. iik , yo. Rev. W. C., Vicarage, East Garstou, Hunger:Penner, Slim P., Ayleafonl, Kent, spinster .Inner ...