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... heartily and earnestly suarress to your lodge [loud and prolonged applause]. THE KENT UNION OF WORKMEN'S CLUBS. Ate meeting of the preliminary committee, held at the Maidstone club on Thursday, there wore present, Mr. H. Norton, in the chair, Messrs. C. ...
... only be played, and that be arranged with another County or failing this proposal, then with eleven of Kent. The proposal of a subscription by the Kent County Criast Club to the W. G. Grace Testimonial was considered, and it was agreed and carried that ...
... Prisonbes from Maidston 8. order waa received Monda? by the Governor of the Kent County Prison (Mr, 0. K. Wilson), from the Office, for the removal of Louis, Patrick, and Mrs. Staunton VljJlbaok Convict Prison. The three prisoners left Maidstone oh Tuesday ...
... joiued tbe of young hold tions This illnstration of the uvini thr v — Chronicle fire Clock”-IblkZ'ne MAIDSTONE Accident— On Thnradav Maidstone eleven o’clock found fastened and prepared it Mounting top-bar pathway house In so caught the spike of the ...
... necessary.' ANNUAL VOLLINTAIS day (Sunday) the members of the 17th Kent tide Volunteers, with band, under the command of Captain Stanley Williams, accompanied by the C troop a 'he West Kent (Qaeen's Own) Yeomanry Cavalry, under the oommand of Capt. Lord ...
... as a 4perient or to reheat his lieutenant-general and nominal leader has been wows of ilist.*—Blitieh If Journal. 'winning golden opinions in the city of Banns Nicol h &gu m , i s . ea. an d or all Cumbis. t raria Messrs. Bright and Chamberlain have been ...
... The boy di I not return, and at ire o'olotk • brought him a pair uf boote, which be Went fiod as one of the pairs. The prisoner called at the pawnshop of 11r. Wegner and • pair of boot. in pledge. 'the mauager Skinner) sent to the police station and a ...
... Croydoq, In the Ad SUMP, at the 4welitug-houte of 'WILLIAM WENT, 13, High-street, Wudaione, in the parish of Maidstone, in the County of Kent ; and et the dwelling.!iimeic of GEORGE DUPLOCK, Petierefield, in the County of . Tuesday, 20, 1477. t F ~e, ...