... district* rust has caused oonsiderable damage, and the majority of fields have a leaden instead of a golden has. The remits of thrsahed.out fields in Kent, Surrey, Essex. Berke, Northampton, and Lincoln have not been satisfactory, and as the greater portion ...

... largely on the increase. ASSAULT ON A LUNATIC PATIENT—At the Maid.tone Borough Police-ooart, Stephen Shaw, an atten.lant at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, at Burming-heath, has been charged with assaulting and ilbtreating Lewis Godby, a patient confined in ...

... end anthrax, exists in several places in Kent. One Duthreak of pieuro-pneumonia is reported at Seven. 34k5, and two case* of anthrax have occurred at Stony, near Canterbury, and one at Dittos. WWI Maidstone. A named Donald Maguire, convicted of insulting ...

... lit bat. Berk. It (49th), Gib. 7th Aldorshot altar g Reeding 9th, Mtge, to more let bat W.l . Kent R. (5 0 th). to Kermit ; Canterbury espial:no ; Maidstone 9th Lancers, Umballa ; lit bat. & It. (5 so. midway Pontefritt Nth Hasmas.isicknow ; ord Ind ht ...

... the funds, will fall within the eompaas of this inquiry. THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. MT-WIPING. A correspondent of the Daily Nem gives the following description of hop-picking in Kent and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices The walk was right ...

... Buffs, Col. Pierson, Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade, Col. M. Buller, R E, the But Kent Militia from Canterbury, numbering 672 men, Lieut.-CoL Penneffitber, and the Royal East Kent Mounted Riles (who are at present undergoing their annual eight days' training) ...

... lost the trick of being *musing. • Si Joirx T -I,IOK, who unsuccessfully contended for ,Kent at the last general election, and is now just return , d La. Maidstone, is a horse of quite * different wiser. In the prime of life, finance and science are ids ...

... yellow linen of the duck type, ii ii or a golden eagle. Its depredations, as far as I ean the Government arrow stamped with ink in fuur present ascertain, have amounted to eating the ferent places. His boots were large and must have sheep, killing and ...

... Thomas Cutbnsh, Esq., late of Yalding and Restone, Kent, who died in January proved in London, on the 6th inst., under £70,000 personalty, by Mary Cutbush, the relict. and Thomas Edmett, Esq., of Maidstone. The will ..1 Henry Wood, Esq., formerly of Basing'toke ...

... novelist— Oliver Twist had some very Hard Times in the Battle of Life, and having been savod from the Wreck of the Golden Mary by Our Mutual Friend, Nickleby, had just finished reading A Tale of Two Cities to Martin Chaszlewit, during which ...

... is pronounced by his medical selti.ers to be a better. A MAN KAMM FRANK WALTER has been lying in the West Kent General lloApit4, at Maidstone, for a week, in a state of unconsciousness, the insensibility having been brought on through • blow on the left ...

... years of age, and appeared to bare been a sailor. A 0111111VONDINT from Maidstone says that Mr ''. homes Strobl has resigned, through ill-health, the secretaryship el the Mid-Kent Liberid Association, after holding that position for the last years. A was ...