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... lain down to sleep on an ash heap. She wore no boots, and her only clothing was a tattered waterproof and dress. A verdict of death from exposure was returned. Mr. Stephen Smeed, a late resident in Kent. writes from Walterville. Oregon. and states that ...
... I rise at the request of the labourers of Kent and Sussex, and on their behalf to move the following resolution : This meeting of Kent and Sussex labourers and representatives of Liberal Associations of Kent and East Sussex, remembering the promise that ...
... most distinguished amongst the public men of Maidstone has just passed away. On Wednesday afternoon there died at Rocky Hill Terrace, blr. Stephen Monckton, one of the i ablest and most respected of Maidstone's residents. Stephen Monckton was born at Breechley ...
... Edward Coleman. of Hollanden•park, Kent, and was born in 1880. He married in 10160. Gertrude, daughter of Mr..l. F. Walsh, of Park-hones. Hampton. Captain Aylmer. M.P. has written a letter farewell to the electors of Maidstone. He represented them since in ...
... A HYTHE BANKRUPTCY CASE. At London on Wednesday, under the presidency of Mr. Easton, acting for Mr. Creery, the East Kent Official Receiver, the first meetbig was held:of the creditors of Joseph Rowley, budder. of 5, Saltwood-gardens, and the Ormond Estate ...
... proposed at an early dato to hold a great county demonstration at Maidstone in celebration of the return of Conservative ♦a. &dates for tho whole of tho county divisions and the boroughs in Kent. The adenoma ot Salisbury will probably be asked to preside ea ...
... provisions of the Act in Maidstone. The purport el the measure is to provide allotment gardens for poor cottagers from land belonging to charities where the proceeds are set apart in gifts to the poor in money or kind. In Maidstone there are two charities ...
... Secretary, Railway Deparmt, Board of Trade. AU the requiienteiitiioldeiteral Hateblimp have already been carried oat. The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. W. Stereos occurred on Wednesday, and the occasion was celebrated by a diaper given by them at the ...
... dean the hot weather, and can now also be bad : 1.. :.4.,.. ..-We have sialtlested Um 'Pal to. o in a golden colour for fair and golden haired= by all comfal housekeecers It is v• 17 with the swish of to eeti se becomes actively healing . Sold only ...
... only a few months age. The extraordinarily dry seasons of 1884 and 1885 in great part of Kent will ruin several farmers. One of the villages on the Ashford and Maidstone line is obliged now to bring water from nearly five miles' distant, and the Hastings ...