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... Kentish Volunteers gained prizes at Wimbledon : Private J Walton 1st Kent (Alfred Prizs) 30 points Corporal G Andrews Kent £3 (Pavilion prizes) points £5 prizes) 29 points Corporal R T Erost Kent £5 (Martin's Prize) 30 points The first general meeting of the ...
... WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY. GEORGE FARRER CAN NOW OFFER PURCHASERS THE LARGEST STOCK IN KENT TO SELECT FROM Ever? WATCH skilfully constructed, carefully i SILVER LEVER WATCHES fan to examined and Warranted I £10 ios. SILVER LEVER WATCHES fan 3*- £10 ...
... years Strawberries thriven remarkably in Kent and gooseberries fairly good The am crop however is total will short in quantity following Kentish prizes : J Walton Kent £5 (Alfred Prizi) 30 points Corporal G Kent £3 (Pavillion prizes) 33 points £5 prizes) ...
... FOUNDER OF THE KENT AND SUSSEX LABOURERS' UNION. ONE SHILLING EACH. SOLE PUBLISHER: FRANK VA.UGHA.IsT, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE. Next Door to the Post Moe. Agents Appointed for Every District on Application to Frank Vaughan. Who has, at great personal expeme ...
... locality, and overhang the ch ilk, whose hilla form the range known as 'the backbone of Kent,' stretching through the whole upprr part of East Kent, through North and West Kent. There is an almost continuous stratum of the Thanet beds ahove the chalk from Rainbow ...
... Athelstan-road Keonard Miss 52 Addington-street Knowles Mrs Park-place Kennet Miss 10 Magdala-villaa Komlosv Mrs 22 Ziou-place Kent 12 Trinity-sqnaro Keene Mrs Dane-hill Kennard 31 Marioe-terraoe Kefford Miss L 140 High-street Knopton Mr Mrs 1 Dane-villas ...
... R. Hagen&le (St. John's, Maidstone). Mr. P. Wykeham-Martin, M.P., also attended the obsequies of the late vicar. The service, which wee fully choisl, was most impressively performed, the hymns sung being Jerusalem the Golden, Jeans lives—No longer now ...
... MEN'S CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS. HATS AND CAPS FOE ALL SEASONS. TIES AND COLLARS FOR ALL SEASONS. BOOTS AND SHOES FOR ALL SEASONS, IT F. 27, STONE STREET MAIDSTONE. GREAT BRIDGE HOUSE, TONBRIDCN, LEICESTER HOUSE, NEW BROMIPTON. - _ F. KING especially invites ...
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... EXCURSION OF THE KENT Manday's ones was that Smith struck him tint, and gam him a black eye.—The inch the case, saying there was ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. six of ooe and halfaclesen of the other. Milt HOP 6/BALING CANE. That the Council of the Kent Archlogical ...
... abortive to alcoholic were given him IJYachting Extraordinary— Among arrived Dover week was Orion 19 tons RCPYC of Greenhithe Kent R T McMullen Ejq The Orion’s made such frequent complaints about overwork that although off Cherbourg Mr McMullen sent them ...
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