... value, and the advance recemtly established qualities has not been lost. £8 8 B. Kent gokdings13 1$ 15 Commtry nner 9 0 toll 0 Mid Kents . 19 0 Yearlings ..0 0 Weald of Kents 8 8 10 19 Bavarians, best 0 0 ne 0 0 0 Sussex 77 9 9 Be|ginns 0 Worcester .. ...

... tidings they bo.b, PUI cell's Lirtuyard is near' cried the r lender stern. `Alight ! intirolint the ditnitilii— EeK ape wit let Kent: Burst open in a twinkling wide Is Bryan Porrei I's door, And England's ruffian sohliers red Are etantitng the or. Are Joan ...

... Evidence was then gone into show that there were ahundanc • of lobsters round the Wexford coast, and times many as twelve boots were fishing in Marina during the s• anon. Mr Duggan said that he had nut seen as much as ore spat fur the year. MUXICIPAL ...

... bright and rare, And the tuneful bowers Are gemmed with flowers, And lustrous fruits grow there ; And birds of purple and golden plume sport there in most gorgeous throng, And the wood so green, Like a fairy Irene, Resounds with their joyous song. Then ...

... charged with drunkenness For Dr Whitty—Messrs Manning, Fit lditig, at Michael-street. Jamb, Rogers, Kelly, Reid, Hilly, Jones, Kent, Prison( r said fiat for five months she bad been Fowler, Power (P A), Slattery, Scott, Cummins, out of the city, :it'd asked ...

... Justice. Tue Beicutron Rattway Murpgsr. — The commission of the Kent and Sussex Winter Assizes, at which Lefroy will be tried for the Brighton Railway murder, will be opened at Maidstone by Lord Chief Jus- tice Coleridge on the 31st inst., and the Coart ...

... with adininistering a noxious drug to a Archer, employed at a temperance hotel secondly, with assaulting Thomas Pratt, the boots; thirdly, with having stolen a port- manteau and other articles, the property of the land- lord ; and foarthly with having ...

... pronounced by his medical advisers to be a little better. | A MAN NAMED FRaNk WALTER has been lying in the West Kent General Hospital, at Maidstone, for a week, in a state of unconsciousness, the insensibility baving been brought on through a blow on the left ...

... employed on the premises, Mr. Brooks, a muaster a warrant for Brumpton's extradition, which Consul | butcher, and Mr. Spring, boot and shosmaker, were called Clipperton handed to the Marshal, who will surrender by Mr. Normaa, and shey all corroborased the ...

... parishioner, beld at Erith, under the to the commanion table, eo which were two chairman of the West Kent Branch. The principal item vases of flowers, and a golden way | ander discussion was to obtain the aboli tion of cliss tall candlesticks, said he could ...

... borough™ The llench convicted the defendants, and fined thesu 365. 6d., or seven days in default, LR It mas BEEN DECIDED by the Kent magistrats in geoeral sessions assembled, to call the attention of the Home Secretary to the escape in Deccmber last of a lunatic ...

... and writes a golden pen and “ Yes,” I said desperately . Screves into a chair. “ A sell all around ?’ rid he. Amd he until be eriel, while I quietly stole away back to the betel, a sadder but « wieer maa. THE MEMORIAL sTONE of the Maidstone Church Institute ...