... MAIDSTONE. A Remarkable Will— The people of Maidstone are greatly interested tho somewhat remarkable will of the late Mr. Samuel Bentlif, for many years a boot manufacturer in the town, who died a few months ago, and left a personal estate of the value ...

... asked for Bs. for boots he fetcia from tbe shoemaker's. She knew boots had been at the shoemaker's for repairs. The boots belonged to one of Mr. Wilson's 'family, and she gave him the Bs. eut of the till. He did not return with the boots but they were brought ...

... KENT COUNTY CRICKET. meeting of the Kent Committee was held on Monday afternoon the Golden Gross Hotel, Charing-cross, preparatory to the general meeting of the club later in the month. In their report the commit refer with pleasure to the fact that the ...

... of Maielstone Grammer School. A meeting of the Kent Association of Working Men's Clubs was held at Maidstone on Thursday. . . _ . - Mr. H. D. Hesrn has been elected Chairman of the Association of Man of Kent and Kentish Men. The first meetinu of the Canterbury ...

... THE KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. At the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, on Monday, meeting of the Committee of the above Club took place. Ihe chair was occupied by the President, Lord Throwley, and there were also present Sir Charles Oakeley, Colonel ...

... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. The annual meeting of the committee of this club was held at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing-cross, Monday afternoon. Sir John Famaby Lennara presiding. The draft report was read by the secretary (Mr. A. J. Lancaster), and the ...

... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB A meeting of the committee of the Kent County Club was held on Monday afternoon at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross. General Sir Bevan Edwards, the president, was in the chair, and among those present were: Lord Harris, Mr ...

... Scarcely • day pawed that STRANGE OCCURRENCE AT MAIDSTONE. we did not bear of some kind action o n their p art.— -- The toast wee heartily received, gooompanied with the An inquest was held on Monday, at Maidstone, on singing of the National Anthem. he Chairman ...

... KENT COAST TIMES, DECEMBER 20, 1894. REGATTA COMMITTEE'S DINNER. On Monday meting Noe el I Rams bl. tepthee with a number of frls., *Ow a very convivial time at the Royal Hotel. The chair was occupied by the ex-Mayor (Alderman W. P. Blackburn, J.,P.,) ...

... FASHION'S GOSSIP. (Sputa, roa THI East Kent Times.) MAYFAIR. -- DIARIST LEIBIA, Though I write from home once more, we are still only birds of passage, resting • day or two after the very wet and wintry journey from the Highlands. Jim and I were positively ...

... - BEQUESTS TO MAIDSTONE. Mr. Samuel %NUM, a boot and shoe maker, of Drayeott House and 96, High-street, Maid. stene, who died recently, left personalty of £56,139 Hs. 7d.—He has left the following bequests : Bentlif wing of the /Maidstone Museum £lO,OOO ...

... AUTUMN and WINTER BOOTS and SHOES. JOSIAH TYLER, THE THANET ADVERTISER, NOV. 9. 1895 DAMAGES. The election of two auditors at Canterbury took place on Saturday, the polling resulting ns follows ; —Drury (brewer’s agent) 3111; Nieholls (post oflice clerk) ...