... balls or cutlets; brash these over with beaten, egg, then roll in fine breadcrumbs, and fry hot fat golden brown; drain well serve. New patent leather boots should always just slightly warmed before firs before they are pul on. This softens 'the leather ...

... Padstow ; (bronze medal and la.), J. Stales, gardener to Mias Fripp, Teign- month; 8 (£1 la.), R. GUI, gardener Mr. C. W. j Boot, Punaanooth. Twenty-four Japanese blooms not leas than ' eighteen rarietiea, and not more than two blooms ol ( one rariety—l ...

... prisoner, written from Maidstone Gaol Monday. will show that ho has been subjected to painful annoyance, which cannot too strongly reprobated in case of mere suspicion his haring committed a horrible offt-nco ‘OH 33, Sooth Division, Maidstone Craol, 8 5.71. dear ...

... individually, so that large number might join the County Union.—The council passed resolution, the suggestion of Maidstone Farmers’ Clnb and Mid-Kent Chamber of Agriculture, bearing with gratification that bill would be introduced by the Board of Agriculture ...

... Hastings. Sussex. >okseller. Bitch. A., Prory-lane. gbts»s cotter. BeduDglian, F.. Ashford, Kent, horse dealer. Newman, J.. cte-etreet. ( larc-market. victualler. Golden. E. T,. tit. Uandolpb-sL Camden-lown, furniture dealer. KarJcus-ihn. J. J . Mincing-lane ...

... Great Eastern on b«c forthcoming to New Orleans. A j man named Snelling. who is stated be wanted on eeveral similar chargee in Kent, was recently troaght up before the Folkestone magistratce and charged with committing robberies the Barvey Hotel. Tha prisoner ...

... umbrella manufacture-. E. Low. Fleet street, City, licensed victualler. C. Stckt, Oxford-street, watchmaker. W. Npwman, Maidstone, Kent, brewer. S. Cross, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, general factor F. H Parker and J Balsdon, Bristol, wine merchants J. ...

... the hired Dutchman commenced puliingoff his boots, preparatory to going to bed. ** All dis day, said he, I tink I got some little grabble stones in my poot. I kess I kit him out now.’’ When bo turned up bis boot, all that he could find in it was thimble ...

... American l*adQ* ; taplhy (or Oallio). Jorary; W, F'ck, Brataaond; J. Haltbvon, 9, Maroar'a-rocd, Ifwdon; J. Oraancr. 75, Golden-lane, London ; Xra. and two children, 24, Olouce«ter-road, Manor-park, Londoa; Carter. Southampton; lira Greener, Ixtadon; ...

... hops of Engllah grow;b, and importations and the few old hops still remaining in bsnd I'nderfbeae circnmatanoes, best East Kent hops are selling at £IS or £3O percwt ,and Worcester £l3 to j. Tbs reports of the potato crop are very ▼ariosi. Setting aside ...

... died at the hospital on Thursday.—The Jur turned a verdict of Accidental Death. The Kent and Swim Agricultural Lebrun Us held its tenth annual demonstration at Maidstone on v day. Six or seven thousand men, women, and young - headed by twelve bands, paraded ...

... 15, ••• i lO 20 1 5 35 110 15 11 45 5 50 arr. 430 630 6 50 7 010 0 4 01 830 4 0 BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS & Co.. P. Market Strre., Agents for the celt.b.ated K Boots and Shoes. H. C Falmouth. BITILDICRq. racb•r: r). Alfred House BUTCHERS. KNowLro & Ro'4 ...