... WilliamisBartti ;2ndsl0>.-Wi~W RoUes Fryer.;. . ?? . aslUSSEX. ?? ?? 0 ?? kII 'il :1 , WiliamSteartForter Gre Court, Maidstone, Kent.,! Class 81.-For the best bull calved in 1883-First prize, 151., J., Godman, Park Hatch, Godalming,. Surrey.; 2nd, 101 ...

... Bcenlioy (greieeefrom es cd nu suplplied by limte in 158.) b T.) thle uecmber of thle Association i who shiall exhibit tile boot 13 siedieas or ofblsito's ycllocw -lobe imacgels, pnlled fromeea crop H Of iiat lees ilacn threc acres, 1l. ise., to ,fard ...

... and labourers of the sur- rounding district were preveutedfromenjoying the holiday, being busily engaged gathering in a golden harvest of cereals. The demand on our space precludes a detailed description of the many good things on view, still mention ...

... Rev. Fr. Parkinson, S.J. y 7.0 p.m. Preacher, Rev. Fr. Humphrey, S.X. s's te BIRTHS. ly Oct. 10, at Preston Hall, Aylesford, Kent, the wife of et Henry A. Brassey, Esq., of a daughter. e. Oct. 10, at Lewknor, Oxon, the wife of G. T. Vernon, ig of a son ...

... tire tire ?? tracked y footprints fromn prisouer's cottage to where tire firu broke out. He ?? madi irnpressions withl tire boots worn by Y prisonor, and they exactly corresnoinded evidli tire foot- -s prints lie had foeid.-P.C. Tegg corroborated the Super- ...

... may be repeated on Some futnee occasion. 'lbs be followiing pregranmem was gene through ais a very credit- tal beauteouis golden ?? 1Waken Christiian Children, thle Choir; I huew thotr my Rtedeemer li~qtl, belisti- fully sung by Miss Edith Phipps; ...

... bread. Eighit-fIve groats were given to as many widows. Onl Thursday Mr. S. Shuiffrey, as acting trustee, gave 20 pairs of boots to I poor men, anid during the week the widows' gifts in money a.d clothing tickets hrave been distributed. - Cru11SeaA'S Musio ...

... about h a quarter of an hour. About ten, minutes past one he came in again and had another halt-pint. Hie offored. a pair of boots end a cl]oak for sale the first time, and at clock 3 . the ?? time. Witness declined to buy tiesi. In the Go I morning when ...

... 12-I, J Sirnmonds; 2, V J Swadling; I, F Biles Noeegay-I, H Kent, Ridlington; 2, J Tnffroy; 3, Wim Butler Design in f'owers-1, W Butler; 2, H Kent Window plants, 3-I, W Belgrove; 2, H Kent; 3, W J Swadling Apples, culinary-1, W Belgrove: 2, J Matthews: ...

... generous resolve mn- imipaired. It Nvould. have been better, however, having talo(n train to London, had lie gone straight home to Kent-street in the Blororuglh. Instead of pursuing tlat judicious course lie ntade a halt at the first tavrti lie caine to, and ...

... kindly helped in giving so ?? an evening in our (quiet country village. SWERFORD. GOLDEN WgnnoNG.-_Ou W ednesday last Mr. and Mrs. Webb, of this village, celrbrated their golden wedding, having been married on the 27th of November. 1845, at Swerford Church ...

... available on each day of the show. Then hotel al and lodging-house ke~epers put up their prices in ti the hopes of obtaining a golden harvest in a ve ry ai short time. When ctitlegenieral puiblic arrives upoiI it the show-ground it is only to find that exorbitant ...