... ? Another link with Maidstone • the death of Mr John Stanger, at qt.. chief tly proptietw in the town. Hi, life waa and labortott., and Imre uoi.fortune If. aa of kindly nature. and tried to think the tit nf Sir Juho II Kent Comatil, Wielitu.ni sith ...

... - • • i KENT TIMES AND CHRONICLE, FEBRITARY 5, 1891. t_________ _ MARKETS SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY RANDOM RE•DIRGB. S4' I F.NTIFIC NOTEB. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. _____ - WKKK DAYS. StearDAYS. ---- --- Some very bright and aninglike days have beets -aacene ...

... Total THE MILITIA TRAixisn.—The and Ith Batts. Royal West Kent Militia will At Maidstone on June lot for thitir annual training at . Shorneliffe. WEEK NIGHT SERVICE.—The lint of the special week-night cervices at St. James will be held to-night (Thursday) ...

... inhabitants of Maidstone, ebeweth that the pending improved facilities for travelling on your Company. line from Maidstone to Ashford, and eier versa, would be greatly increamed by the formation of a ticket-platform at the east end of Maidstone, in the As ...

... Robert Croft. In March, !SOO, with the full knowledge of Robert Croft, plaintiff opened • shop in Windmillreet, called the Golden Boot, which Ina carried on by his br o ther, but financed by plaintiff. The shop of defendants' in which plaintiff was engaged ...

... ) AlettWiTritan•l others WANTED, sre iosertea In the roaowing 'Tie New•Nrers:— 4 I.'IIRONICLE Aã MAID:ITO:I'R ADUERTINER, KENT 4SI,..` , SEN (TOWN ANDC , JCSTUY T.D1T10314 scssEx rousiTHEILII.P. LAPf!t(?tIL?. AKn BRICiITON .IbrEnnsEn. AT TN• IbeLL:•IVIC ...

... MAIDSTONE CHURCH INSTITUTE v. WASDERER Nearly spectators anembled on the ground on vbtarday, attract,l by awl the pooipect of a good match. The general opinion was that tno kme team would suffer a reverse they having loot good players. The Institute were ...

... DWZGLING }MUSK with Cellars'', to LS?; .it any trade. Thos. Skinner, KENT TIMES AND CHRONICLE, MARCH 12, 1891. A 81111.9 can be had Fre. by applying at the Z 1 Torii Paper Company's ill, Maidstone. et 11WANTICD, Tunbridge or Penshurst district, Farmhouse or Cottage ...

... Palmy and Commi..don 3n. Calverley - street. Tanbridgr Wrl. 741 WAXTZD. at i.nce, a pm.' nag Conk. Age ahnut 2t l .—Apply, Golden, 4, Zastlaatrne TiTANTED. 11F.N ER AL VANT:4, Cooka, Parlournmils to et,. the Long s rting ant Ha.le on • new rineiple Wear ...

... tie Good t,ttaite on torn. .%pply, A. Humphrey, New Dames. Malhnj, Maidstone _ any Castleman rec a gi , han 13 :inlet. Man who th , trnnchly ntlertar. la milkine an.l —L P K.. t•eray, Kent. j e 1:1W MAN wanted, and t- t.. wake Wife to tie Ingo —Ajtply, Baru ...

... by Mr W. C. Holloway. FOoTnALL.—Went Kent Depot v. Maidstone North End : These teams met on Saturday last on Penenden Heath. and after • serere struggle ended in favour of the soldiers by five goals to one.—West Kent Regiment v. Lincoln Regiment The match ...

... wa. unanituou.ly elect • t Mayor. I. i. un-41..r0t00dl that Mallin; ha been cho.en to to the centre of the operation* of the Kent Archeolo•gitml Society at their centennial MAtli MAsONHY IN MAIIT , TONE Lodge, Zl).—iOn Tuesday last week. Bro. J. B. was ...