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... SYDNEY, wife of the Lord Lieutenant of Kent, is, we are sorry to hear, confined to her residence by illness. THE SHRLEVALTY OF KENT,—The following gentlemen have been nominated for the office of High Sheriff of Kent :—Henry Arthur Brassey, of Preston Hall ...
... KENT v. YORKSHIRE. This match commenced at the Mote, Maidstone, at 12.8 yesterday. Yorkshire won the toss, and sent Kent to the wickets in fine weather, to the bowling of Peale and Middlebrook. Score at luncheon :— Rashlsiah h Middlebrook F. Hewn h M ...
... election fought in Maidstone by the Conservative party, and we have trot yet met with anyone whose peace of mind has been at all dieturbed by Mr. Barker'. threat.. THE STOCK MARKET. — IMPORTANT ALTERATION.—For some time pare Maidstone at. ck market has ...
... TUNBRIDGE WELLS, MID-KENT, AND EAST SUSSEX CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW. The annual exhibition of the above society was held on Wednesday and Thursday last, at the Sussex Hotel assembly-room and the Corn Exchange, and was in every way a great improvement on its ...
... secs. The Vicarage, Maidstone.) W. H. H. HOP FACTORS, tot, BOROUGH HIGH-STREET, LONDON, N.E. BIRTHS. —On the V4th ult., at Bydews, Maidstone. the wife Herbert Green, of a sue WARD.—On the Vith ult at Coombe Metis, Chisleburst, Kent, the wife of Wm. H. ...
... Court, Maidstone, for Mikado. £l5 to Mr. Robert Whitehead, of Peddockhurst, for Golddust 11th. £5 to Sir Francis Montefiote, of Worth Park, for Golddust 9th. Reserve and highly commended, Mr. Charles Thomas Lucas, of Warnham Court, for Golden Horn ...
... cornet very nicely. The troupe sang Meet me at the golden gate. Mr. G. Jones gave Only a violet, end Mr. W. Philby Between you and me and a gatepost. Mr. W. Moodev sang in good style Dent golden slippers. and Mr. J. Wickens followed with the ...
... ear i n th e S por t sman an d S port i ng Le. KENT COUNTY COUNCIL AND THE MALN ROADS.—The Kent County Council, it is stated, have in contemplation a scheme whereby the control of the main roads in Kent, of which there are between 500 and 600 miles, will ...
... bill for which the receipt was produced. The boots were had the day after she paid the bill, but returned the same day beesuse they were too stout for the child they were wanted for.—By Mr. Neve She sent the boots beck, but she could not say who by, or that ...
... customary votes of thanks the proceedings of the meeting came to a MAIDSTONE. SERIOUS ILLNESS OF F. SOUDXMORE ESQ., THE UNDER-SHERIFF FOR KENT. (FROM OUR OWN COIIIII.BPONDENT.) MAIDSTONE, SUNDAY. .l an. 'tUtti, 1889. it is with the profoundest regret we ...
... quality. THE FINEST CEMENT—Portland, Selenetic, and Keene's Plaster. KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. N ' ICE H EBY ;IVFN. teat the next GENERAL QUARTER SES- the Peace t..r the Comity of Kent will holden at the 'louse, at band. Angusme'., I ear Casa. rbor,, the ...
... CRAMBROOK. SOUTH KENT WATER SUPPLY.—Members of the committee, appointed with reference to the South Kent Water Bill now before Parliament, held a meeting et the Bull Hotel, on Saturday last, at noon, and among those interested in the Cranbrook district ...