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... foreign comp! his marriage took place six Mrs ago to tition than they did sixty years ago, when Min Rose Boot°. lady Read who is French boots and shoes of the better sort Roman Catholic, has two pretty boys, the were largely imported. The revolution ...
... VISITORS Require Apartments.—Let your Rooms by Advertising in the South Eastern Herald, the Woolwich Herald, the West Kent Argus, and the Brockley News and New Cross Review. Advertisements appear in the four papers at one price-20 words, Od. ...
... FOLKESTONE EXPRESS, MAY 2, 1691. Maidstone, said he left the brown leather bag! at the Rose Hotel in charge of the boots. The bag was worth 305.. but the contents were of I no value. Prisoner wa.s a seaman on board the ship Corona. of Rotterdam. He said ...
... took from him boot The other dropped boot walked off across the fields Prisoner Baid he lost the other boot near the Pier He bought them in High Street Dover for 2s lid Mr Martin’s manager identified boots as his property identified the ...
... Hall. and Captain Kermatt. of to employers of labour in thin,distriot, for their eo•operation in providing reeraits fur the Kent County Territorial Forces. ma L e di sy Daehms of Marlborough died on . Her Grace was an American lady sad a widow when she ...
... —(Signed) J. 0. Weld), Captain N 0.2 Kent Battery. 3rd Home Counties (Cinque Ports) Brigade R.F.A., No. 2 Kent Battery (Major Crandall, comm•ndingi. Sandgitte Detachment.— Orders for the week ending Sept. 3rd, 1910: The boot allowance will be paid to those ...
... —Most prolific i timber of his comrades. Re Was miue d.the crop of cobnuts in Kent this year I when the bathers left the water, none of 1 Around the districts of Maidstone, 'Farthem haring noticed any struggle. It Leig h and Mereworth the trees are posiis ...
... to the above address, with • new stook at Grams' Dewey, Iliniaary. Joekete, &e., solicit*: cootioasoco al pest Isms. THE GOLDEN BOOT, GUILDHALL 'STREET, FOLKESTONE. ...
... Meetinw for the first time in the new Mr. Manning said he thought a great ecnniv (Area at Maidstone. the members deal of the success must certainly be put 1 •1 e Kent County Council were. during down to the members for selling the I the adjournment, entertained ...
... defeated Lyminge by one goal to nil, Basica scoring • • • • KENT CUP SEMI-FINAL. FOLKESTONE AT DOVER. The K.C.F.A. met in London on Wednesday afternoon, when the draw for the semifinal of the Kent Senor Cup was made. Folkestone have every reason to be satisfied ...
... and Lepper, in which I reserved my judgment to this court, it is an action brought by Lieut.-Colonel Knocker, of the sth East Kent Rifle Volunteers, against the defendant, late a private in the Folkestone Company of that Corps, to recover from the defendant ...
... NEWS. The lute Mr. R. T. Alchin, of Brighton, has bequeathed £5OO to the Kent County Hospital. (From Friday's Gazette), Edmund Huntly Hooper, gent., to be Lieutenant of the West Kent Light Infantry Militia. The will of James Scott, Esq.. of Bishopsdown-grove ...