... smite, is very gat, and marked like a zebra with tire bla.-k stripes edged with white, which run from time tO the telly, of golden yellow. The ehelition is a tireless hunter, and never misses its Eagl!md, game. Ova of the favourite recreations of the Pope ...

... AMONG THE lIOPS. What • busy hive Kent is just now. Thousands of hop-pickers are toiling amid the brawn bins. gathering in the golden harvest. The scene, viewed from the railways as you rush through the delightful county, is animated:and picturesque, ...

... afforded them, and occupied the whole of the opening day in compiling a more of 333. The Muni match Kent sad Warwickshire began on Monday at Maidstone. The home team put up the respectable total of 243, and Warwickshire, in the little time left for play ...

... London; Mrs. Welch, Hampstead, London; Misses Williams (2), Shepherd's-bush; J. aid D. W. Bell, London; C. Jac, Bidcup, Kent; Barker, Kent; King, 3, Snow-hill; Mr. Chityell (or Chivrell); Mr. Abinger ; Mr. Ward; Mr. But (or Bull); Mr. *jeers (or Brim); Mr ...

... Eirwaso Cant, civil engineer, died on Saturday. at his residence at Dymchurch, Kent. from heart affection. He came of a well-known Kentish family. His father was Town Clerk of Maidstone for ninny years, and his brother holds that position at the present time ...

... hire, was strewn with new-mown hay, according to a custom said to have originated from the fact that, on this Sunday, new boots are worn. and that the hay is put down to stop the squeaking, which irritated the eccentric donor. John Thomas, of Holyhead ...

... members arose out of the General Election. That against Mr. FeU at Yarmouth was dimple's& • simlar fate befell the one at Maidstone against the return of Viscount Castlereagh. at Worcester Mr. Williamson, the Unionist number, was unseated. and at Bothnia ...

... Natal Cabinet as Minister for asileass mud TrGipsurer. A daily motor parcel poet serriee betattn London and Dover and other Kent was begun. A com p an y bag been tnrined t„ „ T ,, tract a light railway between South-4a and 11.- ling, on lisyling bland ...

... famous Middlesex cricketer, is joining as a lieutenant the Maidstone detachment of the 4th Battalion Royal Weat Kent Regiment. Mr. Warner lives in the old world village of Bearsted, near Maidstone. _ . . The mile professional roller skating championship ...

... Herrington heard voices in the Chapel. Was poor old Charlie talking to himself? He ventured within, but the light of the golden mooat was In hie eye.; he could see nothing—not even the mouth a the undergroupd cell, yawning , in frost of him. He olepped ...

... glowing complexion x , -t a • moon-shaped patch near her lip. and on the table beside her lay a parasol. Although this was Kent. and live Miles hem a town. Miss Eulalie was fashionable in her appointments. her hair was decidedly I la mode, her gown of ...

... (grandsons), Mrs. G. Wilson (sister), Mn. and Mr. 'A. Kent (sister and brother-in-law), Mrs. S. Pyatt (daughter-in-law), Mrs. W. Harrison (niece), Mr. vv. Carrington (nephew), Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Boot, Mr. R. Alleoek, Mrs. Parsons, Mr. G. Fairbanks, Miss ...