... amm-e meat. Hoppickino.—Tbe influx of bopptcken into Kent is very large, and the special trams run bring in large numbers. On Sunday alone, some 5,000 by each line were brought into the Maidstone and Paddock Wood district, Man Drowned.—A labourer named ...

... the KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, SEPTEMBER 7, lsS3. being tho bowU r. Five for was the result. Mr Vord. who came In next, rev ,- Offend for four but the next ba.i. shooter, complct-l Wat him and knocked down wicket. Jesse Hide followed a- was bowled the third ...

... VS. Chanel. h • , the idB •«!“»>«« the stirter; 'and u.uUnant i ooorotory. MAIDSTONE. The Salvation Akmv. A report appeared in our last , issue of the inhabitants Maidstone having memorialised the Corporation against the Salvation Army processions and ...

... Autumn Assizes. Only criminal cases will tried, and the assize, which will for the combined counties of Kent and Sussex will be held at Maidstone the latter end of OctoW or the beginning of November. Foot and Mouth Disease*.— The following is a return ...

... Highland S-icietv‘s Gold Medal, the best New or Improved Boot and this is Buttons’GoWen Tankard ellow ttesli- superi. r its feeding value that cows are found get into much Utter condition fed on hay and Golden Tankard Mangel than if fed on bay. Globe Mangel, ...

... hia chest, and was sh- of breath. Monday walked from and , u reaching I Maidstone said should die. was nativo Hereford, being about Ilk years of and w.ae work.M the new Maidstone and Ashford li nlway.-Mr D. H. Kurber, surgeon, dejsised that the deceased ...