... the hentish Post it Contreary News Letter, the earliest newspaper printed in the county. Maidstone did not possess; a newspaper till 1726. in which year the Maidstone Mercury appeared. No. 4 of this paper, dated March 18. 17245. is shown at South Kensington ...

... HANDSOME LIFE SIZE (Cceright) PHOTOGRAPH MR. ALFRED SIMMONS, FOUNDER OF TEN KENT AND SUSSEX LABOURERS' UNION!. ONE SHILLING EACH. SOLE PUBLISHER: HIGH STREET. MAIDSTONE. Next Door to the Post OSee. Agents Appointed for Every District on Application to ...

... touth.one delicacy can be wade from a dilapulated feot.covering. time ago, Doctor Van der Weydr regaled some friends not with boot.jelly, but with shirt cuff.. and the reliant was 11111 l by all partaken an curliest. The doctor explains th it he wade the ...

... August 6th and 7ih Kent with two given men, arrayed against the might of All England; on Wednesday and Thursday the home. Connty meets the iLC.C. Ground; and should there time at the close of these matches, the gentlemen of Kent will encounter the I ...

... see Meeoy throw a boot at, or etrike compleir ;Int.—The Bench decided to convict, and fined defendant 10s. and lts. costs, sr seven d 'ye. Georgr roach was chiraea with s'alint:a strap, the oroperty of Edward Shaw. of the West Kent Hotel, on the 16th ...

... and Deal Railway (Extension of Time) had been »ported. He did not wish to make any attack on the management of the two great Kent lines; but it was • faot that their opposition, direct or indirect, had retarded the oompletion of the coast line ' which was ...

... rne, Sir J. Williamson's School, Rochester, St. Laurence College, Rock House, Maidstone, Gutteridge's School, Gravesend, Marine House, 8t- Margaret's, Dover. CRICKET. KENT v. SURREY. There was much larger attendance at Mote Park on Tuesday than on the ...