... sighted op 1,600 yards, of Germany is 1,750, and the French 1 970. * are informed nor Maidstone oorrespondent the death cf Sir William Yard ley, cf Hadlon Park, Tunbridge, Kent, who, from ISSO to 185 S, was Chief Justice of Bombay. The deceased was sixty eight ...

... Imperialism has diaa|>* peered from France. The army has jus: *eo supplied with na%r oalours and A wreath of laur.d traversed a golden dart takes the of tbs old Impoti.vl eagle, and tha hi?*. » R.F.,” together wl'di tko ragiu.uttal number c In broKas-, add ...

... ven 4 crtabllshment, and dil good business with gaitry and farmers In that part of Kent. Tbo first stable introduced our b«ro was a long well lighted place, well kent, and as sweet nut. Now, sir,” he soil, '* k’ndly look about you.” There seemed to be ...

... ilator. General Frederick Alexander Campbell. Tin incc'S Healrice was presentduring theceremoDy, :.n Dkatu.—At the Kent assizes Maidstone, on Tuesday, boforo I‘ollock, Thoiuatt J3arry, Ihirty-Bcveu, caqxiuter, was indicted for the wilful murder Carotin* ...

... Manchester and Salford —P* Shorroeks, Manchester. Trade* Council. Bristol—G. F. Jono*. Bristol, , Trades Council, Maidstone A. Simmon da, Maidstone. Tailorenot’ Society, Loudon and Westminster —Mihs Geary, Soho, Loudon, W.C. Tinplate Workers' Association, Swansea ...

... white; rose. Tag Row. niftier Oww). lot Battalion, 50th Foot: 2nd Battalion. 97th Foot; 3rd Battalion, West Kent 4th Battalion. West Militia. Maidstone; amulet; blue; rose. RanialtitT (11Ento's IerANTRY).—Ist 13aUeliOU, slet Foot; Bid Battalion. lflith loot; ...

... t 'hunch. sat then turn to left. along ths New Kent Itoad. end enter the Kent Bead. jest where the cekhrated Itrionlayers' Arm. etood no well known to coaching peorle In the good old times. This Oh! Kent It. .rot irotten? the main arteries on the .. ...

... would h* chance. If hope were not golden to him then by what standsru would it be appraisabie? Aod now, not only The Golden Hi-po.” but with gulden hope in his heart, with golden hope in lha sunlight over him, with golden hope shining in the biack**«l night ...

... men of England, or his claim to integrity by the Orangemen of Belfast Often during the rear has the German taken occasion -boot his defiance across the Rhine ; and the Frenchman, eager for the recovery of the provinces which he believes -honld be hi* ...

... quickly cured one application Jacobs Oil. after all other remedies had failed. Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage. Sandway. Maidstone. Kent, says —-St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years’ standing. There Is bodily pain which cannot be removoa ...

... dk Walden, who is occupying The Mote, Earl Romney's scat, near Maidstone, has expressed her intention of endowing, at cost £lO.OOO or £12.800, ward at tne West Kent Hospital, at Maidstone, r.hankolferinjr for her recent recovery from serious illne**. ...

... When smitta. 11* because duty wise policy require it. Will the O'Briens, and Htalys. and their mob. who are «o ready black the boot* the Radical leader*, think comparing Sir William p - oat gen--ro*ily with Mr Balfout *' Sir William, when Home Secretary got ...