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... by Mr Huntley; Mr A, Robinson, Angel Hotel, Tonbridge, was proposed by the Secretary and seconded by Boorman; Mr W. Harmer, Golden lon, Tunbridge Wells, was proposed by the Secretary and seconded by the Chairman ; Mr 'arson, Balaclava Inn, Wadhurst, was ...
... are all that can bs desired in a military sense. By the way, when will the West Kent Yeomanry officers listen to the petition of the men to wear boots like their East Kent brethren Mr Faunce de Laune’s protests against hardship of inflicting fines on country ...
... Penshursi July 28 ▼. Beigate Priory,at Reigate. T. PAWLhT, Hon. Sea. EEVKNOAK9 VINE. July 1t.. v. The Mote, at Maidstone. July ▼. Ol Wykehamists, at Sevenoaka. July 17-. v. Bine Mantles,at Tunbridge Weill July SO—..— v. I Zioga'i, at Sevenoaks ...
... Sou, Dairy Faroera and Contractors). * WUI Join the Board after allotment. Mmh. Martin end n 68, Lombard-atre ■nd Bromley. Kent. ICkmn. HaO,' van end Week, Brighton. Meaere. Hodgkin and Beeching, Ton bridge, Tunbridge WeUa, and Haetinga. Meeeia Henty ...
... local men. The rase resulted in an easy victory for the scratch man, who is the amateur champion of Kent. Ist, plated inkstand, J, S. Welch, Maidstone; 2nd, plated pickle stand, F. S. Allen, 47sec8., 3rd, pipe rack, F. J. Ascough. Time s>nin. SSsecs. ...
... the past. A few weeks ago Rye fisherman who had found a hiding place for two bottles of foreign brandy between a pair of sea-boots, was heavily fined. Some few weeks ago, Mr James Tntterton, a Custom House Officer, took up hi* residence at Lydd, ostensibly ...
... ose of pony trap. For winter, or permanency. Sait retired oonple (no family) —W. C., 2, Quarry-read, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. 292 KENT. FARMS TO BE LET. WITH POSSESSION MICHAELMAS. Yew tree farm, southborough and TUNBRIDGE WELLS.—A capital Farm of about ...
... Star of the East (Tudeley), Foresters ; and the Pride of Kent (Tunbridge Wells), Lodge of Comical Fellows. The bands engaged were that of the Ist Volunteer Battalion (Queen’s Own) Boyal West Kent Regiment under Mr George Berry; the Tunbridge Wells Professional ...
... Albert, T P Soarboronuh, Earle Bird; Snodland and Hailing C A, Tom Hilder, J Jefferys; Maidstone and Mid Kent Conservative Club, Edwin Weller, W J Browne, A E W Bootes; Deptford Conservative Working Men’s Club, Wordsworth, treasurer, TTurpin, hon secretary ...
... rtepectabk girl u GENERAL SERVANT (country preferred) ; age from 16 to 30; so knives or boots.— Apply, stating and character, to Mrs Suour, Gas Works, Gravesend, Kent. WANTED AT ONCE, a IiENERAL SERVANT, about 10; must be boor strosir, sod chic; used to ...
... St. Jacobs Oil gave me instant relief, and 1 have had no return of the pain.” Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent Co., says:—“ The second bottle of St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of nenralgia of two years’ standing.” Mr F. Furnival, master ...
... TONBRIDGE. The twenty-ninth annual contest by th« members of the (Tonbridge) Company Ist Volunteer Battalion of the Royal West Kent (Queen’s Own) Regiment took place on the Castle Hill Ranges on Thursday last for recruits and Saturday fur efficients. The ...