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... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. THE WOMAN'S WORLD SWAM of a•spese .op • oonto••• privy; the bet of exl3.botor• to this year's Ae..cirmr/re lady exhibitor a awes of Dublin, sad is ‘al; 1K years acs• Wu Museum Dtcasces Light Nwrmand • Ica ri.;ale.' Mrs. Anna Lea ...
... &theater CaMoire, pIANOFORTE TEACHER AND TUNER. Concerts, Balls, and Partfas attesded. Abitsu, 25, /loser-street, Bsttisig4rrse, Kent. &making Comeau attended, wits without Music. Voisspiati weld. NR. F. E. SWAN, A.C.0., L. Nag., VIBITB SITTINGBOURNE weekly ...
... (Milton), Baptist, Wesleyan, and Fres Churches, its Ka no , &owes f a r dm). No. 14, officers being, Mr. Worth, hoe. see , Mr. H. Golden, 0 a year. anti Felyard adjohsiag, was also accompsaist, matt Mr. Freak Peters, cooductor. purchased hy Mr. Bowes for 4100 ...
... in support of the Elglit Hoare MI for Kam and of the representation of labour a PORISAINIft. win earned unanimously THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. THE GEMAN EMPEROR AND EII:PREMI. rieFT to CITY. Early in re morning of the Kah irk. the Emperor reviewed the gores ...
... mother and sister, it was small wonder she grew up somewhat spoiled : but she was such a bewitching little fairy, with her golden hair, blue eyes, soft pink and white complexion, and fascinating ways, that it would have required someone whose heart was ...
... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1891. SITTINGS °URN! AND MILTON. Covina. in la, 31. ,d, and 44. MARRIAGI OF MR. OSBORNE VALLANCZ et Psaszre,. 27, Hish.street, Bittingbourne. Ma. 5r Dentist, Milton, can be consulted AND MISS KNIGHT. et ...
... the painful imfeur gale to two. Tice Kent Coast College players premien made apes him when he read the letter of were: C. W. Bliszeni, red Garr and T. tie* that gentleman who reprobate' there in Patin. backs ; 8. Golden, H. Wheatley, and W. Palmer, lisiasut ...
... programme for this Klemm on the same lines as for the last tour, and wished to know whether Kent would he was! to meet them. The Secretary was instructed to reply that the Kent committee did not see their way to arruagiog matches with the Australians, as it was ...
... the week , in the corresponding week of last year 40, increase 13. Tin Pon Omen ROBBRIT Famtamiax At the Sent knees, at Maidstone on Tuesday, Wawa Ere, 25, postman, was indicted for that he being a person employed under her Ifejeety's Post Of lee did ...
... et the MAIDSTONE DISTILLERY by THOMAS GRANT and SONS, and sold b Innkeepers is Kent, Sarre', sod Sumac. Per Hoe 014Tast Me, Sweetened, noted for floe Savour 2 6 &roam Militia Gin, unsweetened Fins Cordial Gin, noted for fin. flavour Maidstone Holleuds ...
... Tea. Jane Willson, 2nd W. O. Uaderdown (ern by Mr. a h m . u ,, o , Hi r hnm,sttu•gboars•.—Aikt. Wirer Whaler, Sheriff of Kent). For. w.—Lath, Ben Y. Greek Cobb Mathematios, Cobb ma. Pawn.—The largest Wok ef books cle a rest, let W. Haat 2nd in this ...
... deriv edfrom a word which gave the name to Kent. Kent was Bailed by the Boman. Cantium, and Ptolemy, whoaved and died the times of Trojen (A.D. 97), anwrote in the Greek l an guage. s peak* of the people of East Kent as the. Cantii. Brushes nays the Kentish ...