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... tue COUNTY KENT. Voluntary contributions 111 t!ic form of int*Jl***i,!f Querios, or Replies are solicited for this column. Communications thould be Eddresaed to “The Editor, Mote Boot, Maid-Joat and Ktutith Journal, Station-road. Maidstone.] Thursday ...
... T. STANILAND, OUTFITTER, Whitstable-on-Ses.— Great variety, for summer wear, in Suits, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c.—ADVT. WHITSTABLE COLLEGE.—At the Kensington Local Examination, held here in June, the following pupils list. gained certificates, and ...
... OSS li Fie aad d round of the Kent ‘Cop, to be played at BG ll Bath ow the Siat. Whee \matear Swimming Champiouship of Kent a allowed to lapse this year, owing to the ring been wor bat the Maidstone k of reviving it next if their finances Why not joist ...
... work and the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. Bchool Board.—The October meeting of the Whitstable and Seasalter (U.D.) School Board was held tbe clerk's office on evening last, when there were present—Mr. R. Pettman, chairman, Mr. T. S. Golden, vice-chairman ...
... 25, 26,27—Kent v. Middlesex, at Tonbridge. 28,29,30—Kent v. Lancashire, at Tonbridge. JULY. 12,13,14—Kent v. Gloucestershire, at Blackheatb. 19, 24,21—Kent v. Notts, at Maidstone. 23, 24,25—Kent v. Sunry, ...
... ISM WI Ftworie echoer, Nen-road. tintlamn, bed an esermaion to Cobb..or Mr J. Kent's brann. where • = eras vent. and lea partaken ci its ion. °meas.—Mr 13. Psolity I A. G. for Otitingisso Roth rosoctioll, croonsced their Mr Formby Oa Woo tho loose of ...
... to LET, SCIIVANTS WANTING 8120A u ao . Z . Silo And others WANTMD, are la tie following Five Newspapers KENT TIMES Z CHRONICLE wall MAIDSTONE ADVERTISER, 4 SUSSEX COURIER, AND SUSSEX COUNTY HERALD, EASTBOURNE GAZETTE, AND BRIGHTON ADVERTISER, AT CHASES ...
... WANTED, for six weeks, from end of July, in Kent or counties, Married. Extempore Musical Graduate. Would ex change Deacon, Rey. G. B. Charles, St. Jol ha’s RDENERS.—George Bun: and Ca, The Old Nurseries, Maidstone. a list of Head Gardeners, Under Gardeners ...
... Prime little Kent sheep, per &lb. 3s 10d to 4s emt wethers, 4s 10d ing 68 8d to Ts ; Prime lambs were dearer, fetch 68 6d per 8lb. Calves were also dearer ; prime, Ss 4d to Ss 6d; coarse, 1 to lle 1s 6d a score dearer 11s to lis 6d; MAIDSTON 2—There was ...
... fixtures for Kent:? 14. Birminjjhjun -Warwickahire v. Kent. 17. SlaacbeMter?Lnncnthir v. Kent. 21. Lord's -M.C.C. and Ground v. Kent. 31. Leyton?Essex v. Kent. Jcttm. 4. Bradford?Yorkshire v. Kent. 11. ...
... three goal. to nil. In the second half Kent made a little better resistance, but two mole goals were added to the Middlesex score, who thus won by five goals to nil. F. Griffin, the representative of Maidstone in the Kent team, seised , with cramp during the ...
... liffiogham of Maidstone Man. Finn, M.A*, F.li.S .haaberii &pp .inte4 First Curator the Zoological Department the Indian Mnaonm CaLuttu. Mr Finn is native of Maidstone an 1 was elncatel at th« Grammar school, where he won the Qrima Scholarship. Kent Discharged ...