... ts of Birthe, Marmages, and |eatbs will pot be inserted with the aad addruss of the Coaww aLLre.—A: 21, at Linton Park, Maidstone the wife of F. 8. Cornwallis, M.P., of a son. 15, 06 Bruveketts, Waltham, St Lawrence wife of the Grey Neville of 16, at ...

... removed into Kent without a licence. Breeders and fat- ters of stocks should mote this, as the penal. Licenses can be obtained ties are very heavy. of amy or instructing Constabulary, and should of the cattle are moved over the border into Kent, to save any ...

... carry om the traditions of the Maidstone maintain the which it hes . Crosthwaite, In this he will be ably aasisted by Mre. Watson, EsTaBLisHMENT OF 4 CRECHR.—On Tuseday was held at the Town to take iato créche in Maidstone, Mr. T. Tetham, of the Conservative ...

... schoo at Littlebourne their annual treat, whe after a good tea, they hada number of gam 8 Bed Ont OFT Mr, MAIDSTONE. LocaL Enqutrny.—The Maidstone Town Council hay to the Local Government Board for te borrow £275 for works of sewage and surface drainage ...

... of last year's hops left, but t. quotations for them (nominal) are up to £8 1¢ for East Kents and £8 for Mid-Ken || and Worcesters, and £7 10s. for Weald of Kent The prospects of the crop are dai getting worse. That and terrib mould, has set in with great ...

... water. We got just to the northward of the second battery and tacked again; we were in two feet of water only, and I pushed the boot round with an oar, as there was not wind enough to bring her round. We set the sail again, the wind having got round to the ...