... TONBRIDGE. ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT. th:KEN'.. Ow', VOLIMTEZR BATI'LLIOX —C Commair. C 011 1 .4 TION.— • In enneectim with the National Treat yesterday week, an interesting prw sintation Wok place, the !Lev. J. T. Manley, in the of teachers and presenting ...

... footmarks leading from that minden , to the place I where the coat laid. Threw marks were evidently ; made by small-heeled boots without nails in them, afid one set marks u - as smaller than the other. The marks led ii, a direetien from the window to the ...

... relative to our new M.P. we the lA. :- - - Mr. OM& Boecawen, who was married on Thataft_to _Mil Williams, of Shirley Hall, Kent, is am ininally lucky and promising young man. His is grimes ei the quarter sessions of the seasity of Denbigh, although he ...

... oomprising nearly IR) of productive meadow, hop, fruit, ar.ible did not sell, Ma. Itetuwig announmos a special train to 'booting, from Torbridge on Monday, the 17th Septem- only being offered for it. nr°°k Farm, Lapel, comprising noose, two cottages. ...

... corresponded in every detail with the left boot, as also did the right boot with the next impression. Witness then returned to the prisoner's house, and final Marsh downstairs he raked him if they were hat boots. Marsh replied that they were, and that they ...

... eselmea=d gi ==ellothe J. rald benediction, and a insu enjoyable gathering is.. to so sad. 33n1 KENT RIFLE VOL ANNUAL DINNER. Oo Thursday evening, the Kent Ride Volt:totems held their annual dinner at the Awsentbly Rooms, Royal Hotel, where an excellent ...

... and West Kent, two organisations which in the early nineties were about the strongest in the district. For some time the struggle for supremacy was seen between the three, and Tonbridge were generally able to hold their own. Now, the West Kent Club was ...

... HALL. Open daily from 11 till I, and from 2.30 till 5.30. Admission, I. On every evening from 7 till lit Adminion. 6d. 14TH KENT RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. CONIPAYY ORDCk4. Monday, March 19th. --Company will parade at 7 p.m , for manual, tiring, and bayonet exercise ...

... Martin was then enabled to ',ore with a well-directed shot, again giving Kent the advantage by three to two. Up to half-time nothing further happened, although when the whistle blew Kent was pressing hard and a corner had just been conceded to them. Up to ...

... also • Kiss; secooder, Mr. .7. K. Sadler they could aping spas it that they would sever get were thus provided for, aud at Maidstone five out of very necessary improvement, and they had received 16. mimes Hohaseed, badder-Proposte, Mr. E. Hendry; maythaag ...

... BENT-NIOAKS LIBERAL CLUB. VISIT TO • On Wednesday • large number of members of the Seem Liberal Club visited the Maidstone and MU-Kent Liberal Club, for the purpose, of fraternising with the militant Radicals of the County town. An excellent concert was ...

... whereas that to the Maidstone Society was Fn. only, and he explaised that the latter was many years ago. before it was fatly known what dillieulties would ham I to be met. No doubt in • short time the subs. riptioa to I the Maidstone Society would here ...