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... Gravesend and Milton Ae.oeLition. The society's preview concerts been en enthuniamtiezfiz patronized that we hope the - Golden Legend command the sum recognition. It certainly should do so, for the mimic is both varied and intereeting, and wherever ...
... - MID KENT. .4. t ..'ot Tll2 demi' oa of your premed the Ron. J. S. Rathonee-Razily..:=Felection create.- a vacancy in the representation of Division. Is response to the request of Mr. Vuoluds vative and I.4beral •csM, I lases commented to as Oaadàts ...
... will doubtless supply further particulars.- The Peper Reward. The paper publishes the following report on the question :-- Golden Grove Millisad Mills,Liangenny, near Abergavenny. 14th June, 1892. To Ida Worship the Mayor of Burtun-on-Trent Sir—lss ...
... of the town may continue to exist, for no town can afford to dispense with natural beauty. Kent, Sussex, and Herefordshire have gone solid for the Union, and Kent stands at the top of the tree, not only by reason of the number of candidates it has returned ...
... Baker; 2, milk Grapes, any variety, three AdaPted Boots for Gentlemen. Nat of lam year. There was, at the the large marquee that was erected near the en- bunches: 1, Hopkins; 2, Trigg; 3, Baker. Boots made to order and repairs by best workmen. equally ...
... prat three years bed reed with these' men to accept theasemage God had we held on Tuesday evening, when there were CELEBRATED BOOTS AND SHOES. 14, NEW ROAD, GRAVESEND. ed. in the 1., so that it had cost 44. in the or them in their dm, sad for' His miot, present: ...
... THE STANDARD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER Km Nora. —The nowt sent in from our correspondents in parts of Kent will be found on page three. Tux 3161 . 1 . C1PLL Eincrions.—We understand that the retiring councillors for the Gravesend Ward, Messrs. Homewood, Penney ...
... battle wa s over. Tbey, however, were not going to shed say I The man who went into Kent to fight a constitution not meeasarily go bite Kent to win a w tt. into Kent to e.irry out an arduous duty, sad was as far as possible to spread TEM LUIZILAL A MINI ...
... ignorance of the child's condition. The SATURDAY 110IIT DRINKING. Coroner said the deceased and hie mate appeared to CFIXBB.ATED BOOTS AND SHOES. Beech had, at any rate, taken a lenient view of their Henry T)igg, labourer, of Portland-road, North- have had no ...
... annulling Annie rviturn a child four isrl of age, at Gravesend on November 9th. beard before Mr. Justice Hawkins at the Kent Assizes, Maidstone, on Saturday last. The facts of the ease have already been briefly reported in this paper. Mr. Morton Smith prosecuted ...
... ve audience. So fare thee well then undertaken by Mr. P. Esenhigh, and this charming song was beautifully rendered. A golden harvest, by Miss Hendry was also much appreciated. The popular song Off to Philadelphia, was rendered by 3G•. F. Bastes ...
... amongst the contributors to a remit book, entitled Bygre Kent. Referring to the publication in the &aft Easters. mays — Yr. G. M. Arnold's article on The Ruined Chew!. and Chantries of Kent' is a peculiarly interesting one. It include% references ...