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... THE :POPULATION OF KENT, In view of the near approach of the Decennial Census, the following figures relative to the population of Kent at former censuses is not without interest. In 1801 the population of Kent was 307,624; is 1811, 378,090, .21 per cent ...
... KENT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION On Thursday e /ening a committee meeting of the Kent Football Association wee held at the Star Hotel. Maidstone, to cossider the objection of the South Eastern Rangers with regard to the quality and character of the medals ...
... 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 ...
... weight in the current bronze coinage. Some of the trees in East Kent and in Mid Kent lost many of their leaves in Jane, and these will probably be unproductive next season. In the Weald of Kent, where the trees are chiefly upon grass, and rejoice in a cool ...
... M.O.C. and ground. Colts matches were decided to be played as follow : 11 of Kent v. 22 Colts, at Town Mailing, in May, also 11 Gentlemen of Kent v. 11 Professionals of Kent, on Whit-Mon- day. The sub-oommittee to arrange where to be played. Mr. G. Johnson's ...
... KENT SPRING ASSIZES. On Saturday evening Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arrived at Maidstone, and war. met at the station by the Sheriff (F. Scudamore. Esq.), and the Sheriff's Chaplain (tile Rev. F. A. Foster), and immediately proceeded to the Sessions ...
... KENT I'. NOTTS. Play was resumed in this match at the Mete Park. Maidstone, on Saturday morning. The wicket, although considerably improved from the previous day, was still somewhat fiery, ninny of the balls rising dangerously high. The attendance ...
... EAST KENT BANKRUPTCY COURT. RE KINIIONT AND KIDD, CANTERACRY Mr. Creery (Official Receiver) said the bank rupta in this case were Euphemia Kinmont and James Kidd, carrying on business at 28, St. Peter's Street, Canterbury, as nurserymen, seedsmen, and ...
... FOLKESTONE EXPRESS HYTHE 19 FREEMASONRY— PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF KENT preparatory meeting of the Provincial of Kent was held on Friday Masonic Hall Earl Amherst Provincial Master presiding The to make arrangements for the ensuing festival to decide ...
... AND FAMILY ALE DREWNBIS, HYTHE BREWEhi, KENT. Qualities especially _.ociaed for Family Use:— Nark. Bad. sal. rag. le Ni. 9 Pis. 8.8. II& .. la. Od. Ali.. /1.0. A. .• Ida. 108. id. • P.A. .. .. .. •• lia OIL .. .. er. in OM Delivery ia. mess r. am Rad ...
... P., for East Kent, by the usual outward mark of respect, by partly closing their houses of business, during the past week. i MAIDSTONE. _ --- DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.—DESTRUCTION OF A PAYER MILL.—The largest fire that has occurred in Maidstone for many years ...
... EKALD, SEPT. 24th, 1892 HOP-PICKING IN KENT. Hop-picking in the county of Kent is doubtlessly considered most an idyllic employment. writer in an interesting article, however, points out that there is a reverse side to the medal. A Kentish hop-garden ...