... Mr. Horace Broughton, Canterbury. Golden Wedding. The sum of twenty-five guineas has been paid into the funds of tbe Canterbury Dispensary donation by Mr. R. Y. Fill, J.P., and Mrs. Fill, to commemorate their golden wedding, The St. Lawrence Amateur Musical ...

... to Say the Long Lasting Boots and Shout Made on a new principle. Wear oat two ordinary pairs. non-squeaking. Bouts, He. 644.; Shoes, la 1 Ordinary kinds, 2a40., 23.110., As Don't Forget I—BE:CUBIT and COMPANY . t. New Cash Boot Stores, 21, klighatreet ...

... age, and for years was a prominent member of the Liberal partv. Amongst the mourners were Alderman R. Brain, Councillor J. Kent, Sergt.-Major Sneliing, Messrs P. Hyman, S. Lyon, and Isaacs. The Jewish Rabbi, the Rev. Salomons, conducted the funeral service ...

... for the County at Messrs. Hammand’s, Canterbury, and at tbe Kentish Bonk, Maidstone.—l am, yours truly, Stanhope. William Mount, Esq., His Worship tbe Mayor at Canterbury. Kent and Cantebbdhy Hospital.—The Board have much pleasure in ackuowledging the ...

... his account, while in the Mid Kent he would receive £3 18s as interest his subscriptions. Further comment was unnecessary (hear, hear). In the local Starr Bowkett. wnich started just one year before the Maidstone and Mid Kent,a))ersonioiuing now ami getting ...

... MAIDSTOH^#. A Handsome Testimonial. -Mr. B. T. Tatham, the popular chairman of thu Conservative party in the borough Maidstone, was, on Wednesday eren- thrt recipient a handsome testimonial in recofuiti.m of his zealous work for the Conservative cause ...

... attempt, was run out in the second innings for seven. All these things augur well for the match which opens at Maidstone to-day (Thursday) between Kent and Glouoenternhire. The county of Grams has been doing some prolific things in the way of run-getting reoen ...

... fav.ur the golden bronze which the novels arc so fond. Something yonr colour, you know, -lack said calmly, .in veyitiK the top of Chris bead, so that sin'fell though all her hairpins wete stuck straight into her. , “Do you tall hair golden bronze? she ...

... would he for more Mr. W. H. Wakeley t riee.chairmen, Mr. 0. 11. unhealthy if the refuse were left there and not boot. Cron (c.• and Menem. T. Booted, R. Cooper. Mr. Drake said that for the !get ten years he had W. F. Drake, 1. Epps, 8. L. Keane, W. T. burnt ...

... said that Maidstone would suffer very greatly if this Bill were passed, and pointed out how the brewing industry permeates all ]»arts of the land. He should sorry see the Local Veto Bill become law (cheers). Mr Rioder (representing East Kent) also supported ...

... International Folklore Congress. also written “Studies in Jewish Statistics,”.and translated “Balthasar Gracian ” for Macnillan’s “Golden Treasury ‘Series.” Moreover, he has been a great stimulus to other thinkers, and his Services are acknowledged in the prefaces ...

... Committee of the International Folklore Congress. He has also written “Studies in Jewish translated “Balthasar Gracian” for “Golden Treasury ‘Series.” Moreover, he has been a great stimulus to other thinkers, and his Services are acknowledged in the prefaces ...