Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... The Kent County Standard, Tunbrid We are pleased to hear that Herbert Payns, pupil of Poat School, has been of the College of Preceptors. Wasr Kuwr QM‘W —-Y;uy ‘l:' pl'-h—lfid“.;: 5 dead, 1; remaining on books, 30. Out-84; seon and prescribed for, 228 ...
... in trade and agncultars, which he hoped wouid soon pass away (cheers). It was rumvar-d that the Bast Kent Regiwent wouid jdnlh'flhthwmmfihm at Maidstone, and he sincsrely hoped that rumour would prove correct, becanse if the two rx‘.mu met there, it would ...
... The Kent Connty Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard, and Southborough and Tonbridge Journal, Oct. 5, 1888. ~ MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT Bourna at the foot of the dridge. w.‘uaeulwuw.w-uuwm‘u“ -_— then seemed under the iuflasnce ~of .k.‘olhn! now conveyed to ...
... anzious » portion movey should devoted to educational purposes. D—lkv it ~w~'m{~“h”—fl .090 f 4o Maidstone and £lO,OOO to Rochester. Out. of - the Maidstone share 500 had been devoted te flbfidfl- School, and £3,500 weat I to the Gramumar School which wanted ...
... ety ' VISIT OF THR TION OF RNGINRRRS m‘mmm MAIDSTONE. - . On h‘flhmdbmd Municipal Senilary Bugineers and Surveyors, wwy“.mumm of the my.'ifl.vh'duqumu!ormtou and Mrd interest to their :lhdul.-:fl,. to Maiostons, at the vitation of Mr P.J. 0. May, A M.I.C ...
... singular trio stood in front of ““ The Rose' bar, Maidstone, this week. TrLeir aggregate ages made up 225 years, and one of them was alive at flufi-olthlnfih.olwn[. It says something for the healthy character of Kent and the longevity it promotes, when we find ...
... the Whitechapel murderer, was in Maidstone mot more than three days before her foul death, that she there purchased the jacket which she wore at the time of her death, and that her paramour Kelly bought the pair of boots, the pawn ticket of which was found ...
... stand was of a most &vlfi.-‘ KENT ORICKET FIXTURES FOR 1889. Juie 6, &t Lords—e. Marylobons Olub and Ground. » 10, st Lords—v. Middlesex. 13, at Manchester —v. Lancashire. :_II' 11, at Gravesend—v. Sussex. ; w 15, st Maidstone—v¢. Yorkshire. w 18, at N ...
... Deal, Now Romuey. w.-’.:b Sandwich. !.n-&u- ;5} probably just Mr Cornwallis, nnm Park, Maidstone, lately paid £350 to Mr Wa. Wfighm Kitl‘ Statfordon-Avon, for Golden Lby the 1, g:u | Right Sort, another of whose sons—Rising - has just been hired from the ...
... Haslemere Shere Havant Shoreham, Kent Hull | ! y L g xflm | on-Ses lm. on -! Buakim, Egypt ' Burbiton Tonbedge Wl Onrdift . Dennis Lamb, MONUMENTAL MASON AND 4 CARVER, MAIDSTONE. P Ll Crawley Down Deptford Shops at Maidstons and Bower Lane. mmfimm | J. ‘G ...
... politicians that Kent chooses to trust was the only thing certain, and we have ~a to beliove that the assistance rendered Mr Huomsszx by his would-be Irish colleagues was much in the nature of an obetacle to his success. Such is the opinion of Kent on Hom) Rale ...
... W. BANDALL & SON, . BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, Mwmmn.w discount off Cost Prices. - THE STOCK CONSISTS OF PT o s o(e ri s e (Gl e R B o Bi, Bers MEAT t s 4‘=km Rt ; and ot Maidstone. 19 % Public Notices. KENT &2 Sna-it 1 Gentiemen’s ...