... Low, (C.) - 342 Coal in Kent. Liberal Majority 1886. __ Another correspondent in Truth gives his on the above subject as a sort of rejoinder to the lines quoted in our last. Mr. Campbell, (U.) Capt. Sinclair, (L.) COAL IN KENT. Conservative Majority 1888 ...

... Only Genuine Applications entertained. Apply, by letter only, to MR. D. PHILLIPS, 6, Bridge Terrace, West Borough, c 7 691 MAIDSTONE. iyments. J. K. STARLET' & Co's. Boyer Safety Bicycles, Roamer Tricycles, Coventry Chairs, &c. Agent by Appointment •W. J ...

... done. An oast, a cottage and a large store were burned with their contents. The Kent and Norwich fire engines attended but were unsuccessful in overcoming the flames. Maidstone. Mr. Hoar, the clerk to the Local Board has announced his intention of resigning ...

... an action in which the plaintiff was concerned, which was tried in the Canterbury County -court, under the heading of East Kent Bankruptcy Cases in the Canterbury Press, and Canterbury Bankruptcy Court, in the other papers, which the plaintiff asserted ...

... victim to the earth with a stone, he beat his brains out by stamping upon his head with the heel of his boot. The murderer was hanged at Maidstone, after making a full confession of his dreadful crime. The story is not a pleasant one to dwell upon, and ...

... Jack, I have such beautiful hair r It mud come off, said I, pulling the shears out of my pocket. And look at these huge boots ! Indeed, this was the main trouble, for I knew they would hurt her in walking: yet she made more fuss about her hair, and ...

... the great dramatist is among the treasures of the Guildhall Library. The promoters of the Kent County Temperance Congress to April 17th. and I 41i. at Maidstone, are using every possible (Ant to make the meetings successful and productive of much future ...

... comb-bag, ac., the , working, descriptions are clear and practical. THE TI-MEEKANCL MOVEMENT IN KENT. —The Committee appointed at the reccnt Congress at Maidstone to consider and the luestion of Permanent County Organization, met last week at Chatham. From ...

... soul of the up-to-date woman delights, are golden tags for shoe laces, and tiny golden clasps to secure the same above the instep. These are especially seductive on pretty white doeskin shoes. Speaking of boots reminds me of Lady Ermyntrude Malet, who has ...

... the Frenchman first saw, they reported, at their returne into their countrie, that the Englishmen used to drink out of their bootes. We have be.iides cups made of the horns of beastes, of coker-nuts, of gourds, of the eggs of ostriches, others made of the ...

... Clerk read the following letter : -- County Treasurer's Office, Maidstone, March i3th. 1896. Sts,--I to enclose you a draft for 1,999 being the amount payable to you from the County of Kent, for officers to March list, 1896; 111117, ) Registrars' to March ...

... ents, in which undertaking they will be aided by a strong and talented company. At a sitting of the Bankruptcy Court at Maidstone, John Day, jun., of East Peckham, late of Herne Bay, attended for his adjourned public examination. Mr. lVardley, of Tunbridge ...