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AND RURAL SANITARY DISTRI6T SAID UNION. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, That I have JR- ispointed the AUDIT of the AOCOUNTS nil the BEVENOAKB UNION, and of the Rural Sanitary District in the said Union, and of the several Parishes and Contributory Flame contained in the Union sad District,

Capital GRAZING FARM of 30 0 acres the of ti)i)et, • RUSH WORTH, ABBOTT, & RUSHWORTH WILL BELL by AUCTION. at the MAir, near the Of England, LONDON, on NovaNu..lt '24, at One for Two, in one lot, a valuable and FREEHULL/ PROPERTY, known as Sour• Lass Paint„ desirably situate in t

THE EARL OF DARSLNY AND TB WEST KENT YEOMANRYSAVALRY. 1 It following Port We hate reeeived with much pleasure the eommunication from Lord Darnley : "Lord Darnley and Captain Nicholson present their compliments to the Dditor of the South Eastsrpt Octane, and will be lunch obliged

CORN EXCRANOE, MARK LANE. - WEDNDODAY —There was DO fresh feature of in the grain trade. The supply of pro was larger, foreign imports being more liberaL The attendance of millers was moderate. EnFrlish wheat came to hand more freely. trade ruled quiet, at Mondays prices. Foreig

The usual weekly meeting of this board was held on Tuesday, the Mayor presiding. The Mayor said they would consider the question of sending up to the Local Government Board the plans and specifications of the new Vagrant ward*, which lay upon the table. Mr. Hall, the architect,

COAL AND COKE MERCHANI73, CENTRAL OFFICES : EAST CROYDON, SURREY (And at No. 1, Coal Exchange, London, and elsewhere), S - „ lIPPLY TRUCK LOADS of from 6 to 8 tons of all kinds of COAL and COKE, at the prim far sash, to all stations on the Brighton, ChAME,, leastern, and South W