... Connbctxd wms the COUNTY OF KENT. Voluntary contributions in the form of interesting Notes, Queries, or Replies are solicited for this column. Communications should be addressed “The Kditor, Ktuti*k Nett Boot” Station-road. Maidstone. J Thursday, December 28th ...

... THE FAVERSHAM NEWS AND EAST KENT JOURNAL-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1893. and stood wringing his hand., while nits men seized poles, fetched buckets from a shed, and began to obtain . wiater from the race. _ JOHN RALZIGHB SACRIFICE: Or A MON., 'Job. down ...

... , aerobes, Boot Farleigh. 22. T., anci Son, Job Masters. 15, Fremlin Brim, Brewers. 21. Isherwood, rooter and Stacey, Brewers , 21a, A. E. Keyes, Station Ho u se, Boxley.niad. 14. Hoar, Howlett and Tatham, Solicitor& 7. Kent Fire 15. Kent County Asylum ...

... KIST SZNIOR CUP. Folkestone Sheppey *, Royal Ordnance 2 KENT JUNIOR CUP. Evergreens Seveuotiks 4 Maidstone Invicts . 3 lli'ortlitteet 1 Swanecombe 1 Herne Bay Harveiaus 0 Dover Reserves New Brompton • A meeting of the Divisional Committee of the Football ...

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... 14—Kent v. Glooesdatehire, at Blackheath. 10,20. 21—Kent v. Notts, at 23, 24, 25—Kent v. Surrey, at Caked. 26,27, 28—Kent v. Suomi, at Cation'. 30, 31, Aug. I—K.eue v. at Taunton. AVOW/P. 6,7, B—Kent v. Warwickshire, at Canterbury. 9,10, ...

... Jenner eleventh F. W. Gott , thirteenth, and Golden fourteenth. The third, fourth and fifth were close up, but considerable intervals separated the remainder. The unplaced 'men were Cox (Tunbridge Wells), troth; Kent (Tunbridge Wells), fifteenth: H. Ginner ...

... Single bottles can be obtained from Mr J. Simpson, grocer and wine merchant, Wert Borough, Maidstone, 5» i»er bottle. Address orders and enquiries the Iv^tiers Kent Wanderers lost to by two goals and Gloucester. ...

... GIVEN BY MINSRS. G. W. AND GREEN, Woor- Best Three Keat Ram Teg Fleecas—H. Best Kent Wether Fleeces— 1, G. W. Fino, be, Lyminge, Exors. late C. Neame, Faversham: Best Three Kent Teg Fleeces Sturry ; he, C. Collard. (not rams)—1, T. Wootton, ‘ven CUPS AND ...

... :-Csttle Terry. Berry Fields, Aylesbury, Bucks; d * : manf Court Wick. Llttlehampton, Sussex; and George F. Brown. Margate, Kent. Sheep, pigs, und roots • Mr. Francisde B. Collard, Monkton, Ramsgate; and Mr. D. D. Crawford, Noningtoo, Dover. Cora. Mr. ...

... Tyler and Son, the well-known boot people of Leicester, have a rare variety show in the double window adjoining Mr. Fletcher's irormongery establishment in Biggin-street They are showing many specialities, but the Jumbo boot is their leading article, and ...

... the following -.-Oi Mr Hieka. prims Aberdeen Hoots, from Islington Oat tie Market; prism Houthdown sheep from, Mr Foster, Maidstone Market; also prime from Mr Willis—nu. Wanes Farm, Bridge, and some fatted himself; calf, fatted hg F. Dal too, Broadwater ...