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... two scrambles, there will be two first-class eleven aside matches— Kent v. England, and Gentleman of Kent v. Gentleman of England. The Tunbridge Wells fixtures are Kent v. Surrey and Kent v. M. C. C. and Ground (return). Sussex cricket is apparently in ...
... Honywood. He nes a deputy-lieutenant and magistrate for Kent; was High Sheriff of the County m 1860, was Late a captain in the Royal East Kent Mounted and was appointed major in the Royal East Kent Yeomanry Cavalry in 1869. Sir Courtenay was educated at ...
... ASSURANCE AND ANNUITY INSTITUTION OR COMPANY (LIMITED). EMBUSSED L CHIEF OFFICE—MAIDSTONE KENT. THE RT. HON. SONDES, Governor. SIR EDMUND FILMER, BART, Chairman of the West Kent Board C. J. PLUMPTEE, Eeq., Chairman of the East cut Board. I NSURANCES effected ...
... Clifford, aged 5.), no abode. we. found by the lying in the road at the lower past of Highntreet, Maidstone. with his leg injured. He was conveyed to the Weet Kent f mien! Hospital Re that same persons pasbed him oft the kerb of the pavement. At I unbri !ge ...
... only sou of Henry Leigh Tomer, of Kent, to Emily Annie, only daugbter of that late Walter Smith, kidder, of Wincheder, Haute. DEATHS. Recently, at Tunterden, Mr. Walter Ticknor, aged 73 year.. Dtc. 18, at Wittersham, Kent, Thom.. Smith, agol yogis, for upwards ...
... 52 10 Nay 21', at Fla:ding's Wil!too boot foontrly of Gill Farm, Ito tioge, aged SO years. 351 tory:reeled. May 25, at Woodchorch F.dirard the If totd Hr. Willard Will., •god lliaootb.. May 13, at Mill &too, Maidstone, Ctorles aged 10 yearn Nay W. at C ...
... ('oat. Mee and 'black rouxer., black cloth Vest, black Coat, high Wit, with black hand shout 3 Indere drep, lace-up Boot,. Law seen I. Maidstone Market ,on .21st nit , having walked from Stapleburat to Maltistone.—lt Is feared that some hai befallen him. ...
... April -Address, T. C,oveney, Belgar Farm, Tentorden. 1 -1 0bt MALL. thnii - yards all wool pair sob moan 1 women's walking Boots, pair of Hose, the lot ss. T. C. Rose, Manchester Holum, liondekb. _ BALE, Prolific.; also 500 flee 2 .1 year old white Bosbes ...
... velvet oboes, hil:l2-huttoned I.oota, patent ilrees boots, ladies white kid boot; French bows and rosette; cork and clump dad boots., and other Irtidoe imitable for the prewnt at Andrew's, Alaly Boot and Shoo Warehouue, 5, Georgwatroot, f.iL Couda sent ...
... Food. of Ashford lin the chair). Messrs. Walter Betts, of Ha.. tinge, sod Day, of Maidstone. The claim was made he F. A. Reeve, of By., wheelwright. againet the Kent Company, for IX 17s. under • policy effected in that offiee, the claimed being the amount ...
... prisoaer sad the boots were gone. P. 8. Hiker apprehended prisoner at the Fortune of War publie-house, Stone-street, Maidstone, with the hoot. is his ps.eee. sloe. Prisoner pleaded, in mitigation of puniabset. that b. took the boots to get a shilling ...
... (sailer) wanted, aged slant 1111, tell, 1.1. stress, and active, and • good plain smdlewomen.- ARIL to Crowden, &boot Creatareolt. Kent. trol3liiiClD.-W•ated at owe, a strong, working, respectable young woman, • small family, in the country; mast be ...