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... Prize presented by the Skinners’ Company ; bri ells. itan old boys.—In this event each competitor it, trousers, vest, and boots. There were Class 6.—Six but J. Ley, who is a very strong swimmer, 1st 208, 2nd 15« E. Marshall second, N. E. Drew third, and ...
... Crouk expressed his pleasure at seeing so ff him one of the pairs of boots produced for sale Council constitutes the County of Sussex, the County been appointed Sole Agent for Kent, of Sir Thomas I , . ■ , declared in the matter Messrs. u ' dad to sceß ...
... chil ren, presented Misa MAIDSTONE. he was in the service of Mr Thompsett, as it Pec fiv reco ended for Bills amounti Grove, one of the pupil teachers, who is leaving the considerable of money RIDGE. Tue New Wakp at the West Kent General | years he was ...
... = THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, SEPTEMBER 6, 1882. LOCAL BOARD MEETING. the slaughter of four eee T HE TUNBRIDGE WELLS CRICKET WEEK. self to resist the bowling, and the second ball he received suffering from swine fe (ADVERTISEMENT). was placed to for ...
... TER I PARTMENT. — APPARATUS for every require- | i ’ WATER CLOSETS. | Pi ac. , BA ma 1882 — R 8, — — ————— | THE TUNBRIDG THE KENT SUSSEX COURIER, SEPTEMBE 10 to 15 Per Cent. Saven by goin, g to J. HANNAM, St a further loan of 26,000. On the proposition ...
... but only for St. Laws m to bed. Some time afterwards adjusted and stamped, and this request the Bench acceded Kent General Hospital at Maidstone, where amputation oom, and saw him standing at the to. of the arm above the elbow was performed, and he is now ...
... venture to sugge: he General District | The Clerk: Ic Considerable additions are to be made to the Maidstone new works shoul d be charged on irs of boots— Grammar School, with a view of accommodating an in- Rate. considering the great advantages | pa Mr ...
... THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, OUTUBER 13, 1882 5 The deceased had told him that the | Waghorn K.C.C. stated that a number of petty robberies | TONBRIDGE WORKING MEN’S CONSERATIVE | join in pleasant festive gatherings like that. They had on bekaif of the ...
... villas for themselves and an | sutticiently, which is afterwards seen in the las n MAIDSTONE. ing of the county se Mi CBLLANEO Ua Constantinople on a mule shod with golden shoes, in collective completeness. “Stop. k 1 arrangements fi | htly nailed, that ...
... THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, OCTOBER 27, 1882, THK TUN AND BRIIKJE WKL AGHICULTUK RMERS’ CLUB | :prkssion. and the knowledge and diligence of those engaged in fanning ; but the beat of our practical and skilled farmers I have succumbed in fighting against ...
... load to all Stations 2 ROYAL KENTISH BUILBINOS, TUNBRIDGE WELLS. ■ Vans built expressly for Furniture i;- A««3f Wells. • E KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, NOVEMBER ...
... Weald of ew open the toant which had tieen placed in his Kent, Ke. *,759, was celebrated by a dinner the Vine !55 ,! *‘? T. pleasure in prop'»in)j the toast. Court Inn on evening of . '♦ ...