... Perry—Mr. B. Goodall, Tenbury, Woreater. Jams and Fruits—Mr. J. Wood, Cuckoo Hill, Kent. Hives and Honey Messrs. W. Broughton Carr, Orpington, Kent ; J. Garrett, Meopham, Kent; and - W. Martin, Waindeet, Lincolnshire. —Ploughs Messrs. M. Cooke, The Lawns ...

... crowded round the hurdles. The entries of horses number 282, and they are from all parts of the kingdom from Darlington to Kent, Under the operation of the cattle plague Orders of the Privy Council no horned catch could be exhibited. As no show was held ...

... Such a sudden increase would ledd to the suspicion that New Zealand sheepowners had been killing the goose that lays the golden eggs ; but, in spite of the great increase in the exports of mutton, which reached 12,703 tons in 1884, the stock of sheep ...

... foundation-stone of the new Ste ech Room. DISCOVERY A SKELETON.—A few days ago the men employed in widening the foot of Maidstone Ilridg,e, where three houses have been taken down, discovered a skeleton. It was only a few feet from the surface of the ...

... Getakntan. Wow SALES OF HORSES BY MESSRS TATTERSALL. TILE MmDL& Pate The aural sale of Mr Bleekiron's yearlings took place at Kent, Saturday eight days. The attendance was not large as last year, bat buyers enough were present to prevent fang off In prim ...