... hoover, pressed for its insertion, so I amply. But with deep regret I ask the members to mat narstailiement which follows Mr. Boots'. and I Mit only express my great sorrow that. the Cliatrinan has thus compelled myself andlhe ontittee to inform you of his ...

... the conversation proceeds in this wise Now, Pilch, let's a talk about the old Kent eleven.: Then let me my pipe, and you light your'n. Now I will tell you just what the Kent eleven was to my mind. It was eleven brothers, who knew one another, and never ...

... ailing on many other lines, of granting cheap return tickets to the seaside daily (except Sundays) from Maidstone. In this way persons can leave Maidstone by the 7.5 or 8.55 a.m. trains to Dover, Folkestone, Deal, Margate, and Ramsgate, and the 8.50 to Hastings ...

... 2, at Daireotrook wife Mr. of a sou. Dovsa—Aug. 31, at Binat..trost. tfts wile of 11r. W. Bart, of Boot. 1, at tho wee of Sw o o n . M A * of a • Boot. 1, at Ewell Virkeil tit* wife of lir Tomball, of a Asa. at the Wh.t.• Mitt Rotel, a. info ot Mr. Chas ...

... partly owing to home pronunciation The Kent Agricultural Labourers’ Union Sunday a number of the members of the Maid stone aud neighbouring branches of the above union attended Divine service at All Saints’ church Maidstone They mustered shortly after two o’clock ...

... connection with the movement hews taken pines daily. YAILLEIGZ, ZAIST.—ALLatian IT Hoe. At the niagietrates ()larks' (Mos, Maidstone, on Saturday last, before W. Moore, Esq., Anna Macartly, Denial Hyde liscarthy, and Emily Burton were under the following ...

... Dispensary.—The sum of £100 has neea lately paid into the fuads of this Institution as a from the lite Mr. Edward Soathee. Kent anp Canrerspusy Hosprrat.—Received 2 donation of 103. from John Hawkins, a gratefa! pitien , a collection of £5 10:. from Sr ...