... 11031 E DEFENCE. Brigadier. General Adye, C. 8., in distributing prizes to the 26th Kent Rifle Volunteers, in the Royal Arsenal Mechanics' Institute, said :—I know of no place more interesting, or more important in a national point of view, than this ...

... our representatives, and the number should be cur- THE HOP _HARVEST IN KENT. FEET -WIPING. IA correspondent of the Daily News gives the following description of hop-picking in Kent and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices The walk was right ...

... so sincere an interest. TILE lINSEA.SONBLY MILD WEATHER which we have had has produced, it is said, a spring-like aspect in Kent, and near Keston common acres of primrosesrand tufts of snowdrops are in blossom; the be.nks are covered with violets, the ...

... place was that the former is in Surrey and the latter in Kent, and that he wished to avoid going to Horsemonger-lane Gaol, Surrey, as he Would much have preferred Maidstone, the county gaol of Kent. His friends, however, ascertainebi that the change of ...

... the country.— Heroes and Valets, in the Cornlyil Magazine. SHORTLY after the money-order office was opened at a village in Kent, an old gentleman who was leaving his farm employed an auctioneer to conduct the sale of his effects. Not havinc , sufficient ...