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... SERIOUS FIRE IN MAIDSTONE. An engine cleaner employed at the Maidstone Station of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, shortly after one o'clock on Saturday morning, perceived flames issuing from a building situated in somewhat close proximity to the ...
... THE KENT FIRE OFFICK The annual report of tae Kent Fire Ineursove Company, which wee estab:ished in 1802, awl of the United Kent Life Assurance and Annuity Institution, or Company, Limited. established in 1884, has just been itieued and will be presented ...
... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. At a special meeting of the oommittee of the Kent County Cricket Club, held at the Golden Cross Rota, Charing Cross, • letter from the Secretary of the Stumm County Cricket Club was read, containing • request that Mr. W. L. Murdock ...
... THE :POPULATION OF KENT, In view of the near approach of the Decennial Census, the following figures relative to the population of Kent at former censuses is not without interest. In 1801 the population of Kent was 307,624; is 1811, 378,090, .21 per cent ...
... KENT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION On Thursday e /ening a committee meeting of the Kent Football Association wee held at the Star Hotel. Maidstone, to cossider the objection of the South Eastern Rangers with regard to the quality and character of the medals ...
... of Jame, 1191 (the th.ht Hon. Earl Stanhope, Lord Lieutenant of Kent. in the chain, for the purpose considering what steps an be taken to complete the feudslion of • Scholarship for Kent ia the Royal College of Music (South Kensington), it was resolved ...
... FOLKESTONE EXPRESS, MAY 2, 1691. Maidstone, said he left the brown leather bag! at the Rose Hotel in charge of the boots. The bag was worth 305.. but the contents were of I no value. Prisoner wa.s a seaman on board the ship Corona. of Rotterdam. He said ...
... Nurses' Institute in London in the mean. time, with a view of obtaining a nurse. Mr. Doodes moved that the subscription lo the Kent and Canterbury Hospital be raised from f.to to rid. The llofpital was in need. Mr. Pledge seconded. If the Hospital d 4 not ...
... wants but little here below, and wants that little long, for there he is bound to be satisfied. The Golden Boot is the sign of • ready, made boot shop in Hythe, which is doing a fine business. In fancy slippers, bell room shoes, and useful pedal ornanients ...
... EtnOtwrli not out Extraa Total for four wickets Turner, Borer, F. Bake•, F. Sprinks, and W. .prinks did oot bat. KENT ASSIZES. The commission of the Kent Assizes will be opened os Tuesday, July 7th, by Mr. Justice Mathew, and the trials of prisoners will be proceeded ...
... sounds familiar in eonnee• carry off their booty, forms the height of ton who think they are paying impious prices Lion with Kent cricket, and whose brick their ambition; and they frequently amass for their accommodation. It is the fashion to. mansion, ...
... regard to trespassing, by certain Kent farmers, Mr. Jones, of Stanford, Hythe, writes to state that he •• cannot hear of any land being closed to any legitimate sportsmen whatsoever. I know thu Ashford Valley Harriers. East Kent Foxhounds, and the Shorucliffi ...