... Temperance Ban Re tatives of FriendlySocieties. of the ational Order of Free Gardeners. Industrial Co-operative Emblems (Flour, Boots and Shoes, Working Man’s Home). Mounted Pelice. Messrs. Arthur’s Emblem (Sewing Machine: Band of the 3rd Volunteer (P.W.O. ...

... children occurred last evening in a house St. John's Koad, Deptford. The will has been proved of Mr. Samuel Bentlif,, of Maidstone, boot and shoe maker, who left personalty ' at £56,139. The Rev. C. S. Collingwood, Rector of Sonthwick, near Sunderland, died ...

... £400 for two carats and £1,000 for three. A POPULAR BOOTS. James Busby, boots at Scarborough hotel, has just won first keyless watch presented by the Commercial Traveller to the most popular boots in the country. The voting lay with the commercial travellers ...

... steamers between India and the United States. One ought to get a good serviceable pair patent boots for about eighteen .shillings.— 2'o-JMi.t. The Maidstone epidemic has far cost the town £12.355. addition has expended out of the Belief Fund. Mr. Norman ...

... has been called ?.-.amine. From outward appearance there are marks iolenc'c. A LEEDS TRAVELLER'S DEATH. TRAGIC FROM A TOWN IN KENT. This morning the Leeds police received following telegram '• Traveller Samuel Richard Fidler, for & Sons, ?. Grant Place, ...

... and it to be hoped that the weather will favourable for the fixture, which always a popular one with the Hants people. The Kent and M.C.C. match furnishes another instance of the risk of putting your opponents in to bat first after having won the toss ...

... probably 9 with bis accident through wearing new boots whs 9 polished should lead to sh.--- finished V, .,- m tabooed, the misfortune his Royal blessing not only to the shoe operative's of but to the boot and shoe industry generally. Poi soles require an ...

... was really smart, efiort. The ball came low down hot pace, but the Kirkhcat .nor caught, it, thus atoning for mi.-haps at Maidstone and Harrogate. Four wickets for 106 a perfect; wicket at lunch time was considered a better start for Yorkshire than for ...

... of Kuglai'd, when I ! did well with and halt. .tuna 13. ISO*. piiaj'-'ii >:i liv.-i County match, Xotts v. Kent, at Ticn 1 chance cami' Kent's will line, be seen thai the fraternal visit to ! Grantham, had nothing with cricket, was direct I lie; i.-iear ...

... evidence against the prisoner was that his boots were said correspond with marks found the cushions the chapel. Cannon, who denied the offence, was discharged. MAIDSTONE AND ITS WATER. SUPPLY, 'the scheme of the Maidstone Corporation tor the j mtmicipalisation ...

... received. THE GOLDEN ROSE. The will this year bestow the Golden Rose upon the Archduchess Giseia Louise Marie, the eldes* daughter ths late Empress Austrii, whose portrait we reproduce. The Golden Hose a mimic plant pure sold, standing a golden pot, whereon ...

... more plentiful just now than they have been for some time. THE CHATHAM MURDER. DALEY EXECUTED AT MAIDSTONE. Thomas Daley, labourer, was executed Maidstone this morning for murdering Sarah Ann Penfold at Chatham, on June 4. the night of that date the parlies ...