... twelve coastguardinen fired three volleys over the grave. Tbs full band of du Depht was alio in attendant*. MAIDSTONE.—Maionows Cucns.—The Maidstone Cre:de, whieb hu been Mooed owing to of and wu to-impanel on Monday. FATAL ACCCIDMIT.—An invent vu held oe ...

... inhabitants and one constable to every 75 acres of ground. Tbis last fact explains the neceuity for Robert's seven-leagued boot/. Sergi. Port and P.C. Graham, of the Borough Polio., smartly captured youth who was wanted on a chugs of forgery. He waa run ...

... ornate exterior. Kent will have the of providing London with its civic chief for Um ensuing year, Alderman Davis, of Wateringbury Place, being the Lord Mayor elect. Captain R. H. D'Aeth, Adjut int of the 2nd (Weald of Kent) V.B. East Kent Regiment, and the ...

... prisoner would only be sent/need to 14 days' hard labour. 1111kIDSTONE.-•Ters Spioome The Maidstone police have now aseertained that the shooting affair at the Kent Coonty County Club, which missed some senastion on Sunday evening, and which was reported ...

... continued up to dusk, wheo the grounds of the Conynghem —ltestsulant end the strects of Pegwell will be— COUNTY ECHOES. THE WEEK'S KENT NEWS DONE INTO SHORT PARAGRAPHS, THAT HE WHO RUNS MAY BEAD. The Bishop of Rochester visiting Mr. Gladstone. Canterbury Cathedral ...

... on the Ramsgate side was a colleague of mine on The Eat Kent 7 imeo. Synonols, one of the Itainsgat2 forwards, is also a journalist, being associated with the I hurt limes. TAily, the football boot is mightier th.tn the pm—sometimes. Warden and Price put ...

... 5.20 on Wednesday evening. Captain Woolmer the , eldest son of Rev. C. E. Shirley Woolmer, Vicar of Sicicup, Kent, and was born at Maidstone on the 6th July, 1862. He received his military training at the Military College, Oxford; and on the 23rd May ...

... otherwise worthy inhabitants of the borough appeared to be entirely unconscious that contests were taking place at all. An Kent reporter who was despatched upon a roving commission to take notes of all tho MOVING INCIDENTS OF THE CAMPAIGN traversed many ...

... ce, Margate, boot, shoe, leather, and grinding warehouseman (unsecured liabilities, .C 775 ss. 9d.; net &meta, £166 Is. 4d.; deficiency £lO9 es. 5d.) was adjourned for a fortnight; while John Edward Jonas, of High-street. Marreste, boot dealer (unsecured ...

... gentleman's will. - - We are very pleased to read in the Kent County Standard that Mr. S. H. Page, who has been articled to Messrs. Day and Sons, surveyors, auctioneers and valuers, of High. street, Maidstone, has passed the final examination of the Surveyor's ...

... (Incorporated 1875, and having tea Regi.stered Chief Office or play of Meeting at the Town Hall, Ramgate, in the County of Kent, for its 47th year, ending the 9th day of October, 1897). THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY IS 27. 1. -RECEIPTS AND P. £ ...

... cattle and pip, Mr. F. Austen Bensted, Sitting. bow ne. and Mr. James Millen. Brogdale, Faversham; for Kent sheep, Mr. George Farmer, Leeds Abbey, Maidstone, and Mr. T. Powel, East Lenham ; for SJuthdowns. Mr. Allan Cooper, Bishopstone, Levee; for hope. Mr ...