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... all the poor fellows who wore lost which has been recovered. Mr. W. Knox, late in the employ of Messrs. Pocock, boot manufacturers, Maidstone. met his death in a shocking manner last Sunday week. He went to Strood by South-Eastern Railway : and returned ...
... paper at a meeting of the Maidstone Farmers' Club on Fruit Growing and its Prespeets, and in the course of his paper were the following remarks relating more particularly to fruit g rowing in Kent : There is no doubt that Kent has advantages over other ...
... wanted for mowing. The operations for the building of a new station at Town, Maidstone, have been commenced within the last few days by some of the Company's workmen. The Maidstone and Ashford Railway was corn' mewed in Ashford on Friday. Men are employed ...
... under orders for Egypt. The Ist Kent Rifle Volunteers will go into ramp on Monday nut, the 84th inst., at Broadwater Forest, Tunbridge Wells. On Saturday the officers and men of the Ashford and Bearsted Divisions of the Kent County Constabulary engaged in ...
... of £153 was paid in on the Ist KENT ARCHzEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. The following is the programme of the Society's forthcoming meeting at Maidstone : On Wednesday, August 2ud, the Society will remain all the day in Maidstone, and walk from place to place, ...
... Crows sad Bain bow on the excee dingly rare Kure When of Philip Butler, of Faversham. This was lb. only square token issued in Kent ; we halm there is another specimen of it in the Beaks library, at Oxford. Rebuses, or pine names, occur now and then ; thus ...
... escaped the cutting winds in April that came from the south west. James Groom writing from Linton Park, Maidstone, says : Fruit cropsin this part of Kent are not good. First of all it should be remembered that last season was a most fruitful one, apples in ...
... On Saturday a copy of Hasted's History of Kent, comprising four volumes, was sold at Messrs. Day and Son's auction rooms in Medway Street, Maidstone, for £22 le. New school premises erected in Miss Road, Old Kent Road. by the London School Board, were opened ...
... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. A meeting of the managing committee of the County Cricket Club was held at the Golden (ross, Charing Cross on Monday last w e e k. There were present—Earl Darnley (president), Lord Harris, Sir Charles bakeley, Mr. Akers-Douglas ...
... received a severe wound, out is doing well. A movement is on foot among certain members of the Maidstone Volunteers with the view to establishing a rifle club in Mid Kent, the object of which will be to form a shooting team capable et competing against the beat ...
... brother-in-law of the, landlord of the Golden Eagle, and it was stated that he was at present on board a man-of-war, though Bailey said he could not say when he left Sittingbourne. RIVER POLLUTION. —The Judge of the Maidstone County Court (Mr. J. J. Lonsdale) ...
... Fountain Hotel, Canterbury. the boots, Chariest Catlin, fell to the ground from a height of about 14 fast. His collar bone was broken and his head was injured ; and he was removed in an unconscious state to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. He was sitting ...