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... Primo Larkin, C. Sec.; Bro. Simpson, C.W. “Sir” Thomas Ash, K.0.M., having given a short account of the rise of Buffaloism in Kent and made a very handsome presentation to the lodge, the proceedings closed, the brothers congratulating the host on the comfort ...
... years, and wl:l)dwuuld not scruple to silence me for ever, it he co .Y’ ¢ Tush! my dear sir. Westboroughisin the county of Kent—not in the Himalaya mouatains,’’ regliod his friend gaily.¢* ThLere's law in theland of Englaud —and m¢: why not let me assist ...
... laud, and he was determined to put a stop to it. Defendant again launched forth with the words: If I had twenty years in Maidstone or Lanterbury gaol, I never put put a foot on it.—Stephen Bndgland, a 'shearer, stated that he saw the defendant come off ...
... m., in the pleasure van “* Enterprise ’ (supplied by Mr. Newman) riding through some of the pleasantest spots of Kent, reaching Maidstone about 11.30, where a halt was made for a short time, giving opportunity to visit some of the places of interest in ...
... that gloves are now worn locse. But have cumfod feet gone out? No one would think so who studied chassure by the sea. 'l‘isht boots would seem to be as tyrannical as ever, and a cynic might suggest that the prevalence of the walking-stick in feminiune hands ...
... Such was the estimated crowd that gathered on Chatham Lines to see Chatham play the Royal Engineers in the second round of the Kent Senior Cap Competition. What a splendid gate! Such was the thought that flashed across the minds of the executive of some of ...
... FOOTBALL. FINAL FIGHT FOR THE KEXT CUP, VICTORY OF THE LINCOLN REGIMENT., The Kent Benior Cup competition ended on Saturday afternoon last, when the final fight for the trophy took place oo tbe Chatham ground, the contestants being the South-Eastern Rangers ...
... Counciis of Kssex and Kent £lOO for the first year's exg:nses, which had be:n disposed of, and that had reccived from the Essex County Coungil a further amn of £lOO for the second iyear, and he suggested hey should make am order on- the Kent Couanty veil’ for ...
... arranging for their reception at Maidstone, which was agreed to. Thanks were also extended to Mrs and the Misses Banner for their services, and to the deacons of Week Street Church for the use of the room. The party left Maidstone at 6.30 and arrived at the ...
... began to show signs of fatigue, and shortly afterwards was taken out of the water in an exhaasted condition, AT the Bromley (Kent) petty sessions on Monday a little girl named Emily Waterton, of Nottingham, was charged with stealing Bs. from a tillata diaper’s ...
... discharzed by Mr. Godfrey Lushinztoc—in the absence of the Home Becretary—from the county giol at Maidstone. The sentence had excited a gre«t amount of feeling in Kent as well as in Londen, the more 80 28 the young men were respectable, tad only done what they ...
... the room arranged for an entertainment. Mr. J. Hall said he was delighted to see his old friends Mrs. and Mr. Morgan ?of Maidstone) present that evening. When resident of the Sheerness Temperance Sooie?, Mr, g[organ took great interest in training children ...