... el A 5 e & Drnon eame Dr. name was 3 bhenour, sad & very = e 2 T R the ” fi.:* the goeat v - 1 ‘could Aw' o who 1: ‘b mn“d Hardy sang » a local suthor, refernag E..Wn.-h said he could hardly h&nfithm-_v-ifihhfw thet that was the time whea some of ;d-hl out ...

... de Pope, the surveyor of the Totten ham Looal Board, will, tm il secbalility, be the nnqwiounl)ov.(;m = . Mr. A. Gathorne-Hardy is ill, having overworked ?it!ell in forwarding the seturn of Mr. Fitzwillian or .. * Doncaster, A contemporary states that ...

... al3 [\) Master Bakers.— Youith requires Situatwn. ~ mould, belp make dough, and serve customers | willing and obliging. —Thomas, ** Kent Ezaminer. Uffice, Ashford. ) a 6 C()UL (god plain) wanted, for ily of swo : wiere housemaid s kept personal eharacter ...

... nkhvpo-ow!ai '*ddl‘dl‘: trust mw ve oopy . Dyer’s full report, but I can su with move if on receipt of stam — Y ours tnlz. . T.F B Hardy-street, Maidstone. THE ORLESTONE SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION. ‘humble r:;q— To the Editor of the * Kent Ezamincer and Ashford / ...

... Ervaminer” Office, Ashford, md m with 1 frontage and bay p.ul ;.ud- da-mdn:&d-:,nn;tm ucti | ! very ,:md-m; e-‘- be viewed. —Thomas W. Burden, Headoorn, Ashford. = = m 2 v--' —avl—v!—l:':'a.“t—_._‘_ S—W—l “ I'2‘; . street and Havock-lane. —Apply, 30, Waterside ...

... ” (Bennett), was rendered in the morning :’ the choir, the principal voices being those Messrs. Tabor, Richardeon, Ru# and Hardy. | ‘l\-mv—pfidb{mh .W. Thurlow. In the afterncon a children' b'--wvbmfi when the church w with children, e bearing & bunch of ...

... Welldon, Lieut, Gibson, W. Pomiret Pom . WPy e BF Tindall, Dre Wiks, Golosel Groves, Messrs. Robert Elliuci J. U, Bufx. C. 8 Hardy, J. 8. Eastes, A. Evans Smi J. 8, Burra, W. F. B, Jemmett, F. Hughes Hallott, Leslie C: , W. Wilks, T. Nottidge, :.P‘H. Coke ...

... (W‘ to Rev. H. D'Ombrain), Austen, Phil‘ron. illeti’ (gardener to Mr. Thurstom), Fentiman (gardener to Mr. H. Igglesden), Thomas, Couke, Green (gardener %o Kr,‘iuh-). and Goacher. In the apple competition (one plate sacl of demsert and kitehen apples) ...

... of & daughter. MARRIAGES. P, Beckicy: by e Hobinein oTy - A v. nson, e, Thomas, third son of Ebenezer Ballard, of Ok Hull, v» Frances Matilda (Fanny) eldest daughter of Thomas Cooper, of Kitchenour., Beckley. Bass - Goste —Oct. 17, at _the Wesleyan ...

... :i ¥ ;a ~lq tthew Bell, . X eroer, . l;ou?,‘- Park. ’ Detling. Captain Billington, Ken-| Walter Murton, Esq., l:;a Boxley. Thomas Nottidge, Esq. *J. u.m-. Eeq., Abb-| _ Ashford. N ford. E. W, Oliver, Eaq., Orle- J. 8. Burra, Esq., Bogk-| _stone. hanger ...

... , Lord Lieutenant of the County. ) Auniunt ]Vi;;!! acknowledged £163 10a SECOND LIST OF SUBSCRITTIONS, €d£ w d Mr. C. 8. Hardy 5 0 © Rev. A. J. Pear- M. W. F. B | man . 110 Jen mett 83 0/ Mr. W. Daniels 22 0 Mr. A. K. Watts 1 1 0/ Mr. John Ken- Mr S ...

... Piper, (l;. % !'lreiudnn. lliuflvl aud Son, G. H. Wella, Lo oot and Shwe 'W. Soane, Company, 'Head Bros., Freeman, * Hardy, and ‘Thomas Coulthasd, wWi]lu. o 'A. Checksfield, ilson and 5 W. E. Swaffer, Mra. Crispe, M. Slin/man. J. Pilcher. ABHFORD CHURCH‘ ...