... withdrew. _ SiNoCLtH Death a Maidstone Man From no Coen.—The death is reixwtctl from Westiiam, Weymouth. Dorset, un.ler some what singular circumstances, of travelling hawker named David Walker, years age, a native of Maidstone. At the inquest Walker said ...

... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. The annual meeting of the committee of this club was held at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing-cross, Monday afternoon. Sir John Famaby Lennara presiding. The draft report was read by the secretary (Mr. A. J. Lancaster), and the ...

... C. J. Book, sad J. Riordan. WEAT X of, High•etreet, Rainharn, Kent, begs reepeotfelly to inform the iobabitante of Ran. ham god adjoining parNhea that he he. bought the Drapery and Boot Swansea, eo many years carried on by Mr. Smarr, and that he Intrude ...

... THE MID-KENT FRUIT FAcrIVRY, warm. In the Chancre v of tbe Hig no T001y, • e oritiog out of the ldation nor liege the siid.Kent Fruit Factory, f.r..1 • foreserhe sittoit g on ',nine • e Golden Tonto . ..age, r re , fee bearing. The m the ewe are the ...

... seasiased mem, end the rota proved • victory for Sem, of eleven game, the score —Surrey 441 to Kent 341. All thing. considered molt may be upon as • very favourable thr Kent, and may entourage the Rev. Mi Wheeler, no bus. secretary of the Knit County to to arnage ...

... ran COUNTY OF KENT. Voluntary contributions in the form IntMenttog Kotos. Queries, Replies are yMitod for this column. Communications should be addressed to “The Editor, Kent,*k Boot. Mmid*on* and KtotUh JonmeU, Station-road. Maidstone.] Thursday, Nov ...

... Wednesday. Notwithstanding that the Kent team had the best of the game from start to finish they failed to gain any tangible point. M. O'C. Tandy, who played for Kent, was the only Old Tonbridgian taking part in the match. KENT LEAGUE TABLES. TIMM DIVISION. ...

... Bishop and Co , boot makers, of Week -street, Maidstone, stated that is of It letter lie received, signed Anther Barnett, of Old Manor noose, Ryarah,“ he sent three paint of boots to the prisoner. The valor. of them was XI 9.11 d. The boots produced wet ...

... ask for committal of tbe prisoners. Sir George Csrtwrigbt, of the firm of Cartwright and Ksam, tobacco mauafacturers, of Maidstone, stated that on the 17tb May, l&H, man I Snell (tbe P!«xtol carrier) brongbt him a letter I signed Arthur Riley, asking him ...

... follower— Royal Ordnance v. Highland L New Broaspton v. Millwall Athletic To be played on rounds ot the oa Saturday. Nov. U. KENT JUNIOR CUP. The seemed resod of ties. played of on the loa of Novesber, as follows— DIVISION I Greenhitbs Cray Wanderers A ...

... and have good character. Bilhrgs, Golden Fleece Hotel, Brighton. WANTED, a House-Parlourmaid; one who has been school preferred. Apply, 4. Bl AnneV road, Eastbourne. e GOOD Orn* r»I, who cko pi»iD o-«okinir. »boot re*p«ct*W« jonnf Girl »o help in kitchen ...

... use. So soon as this us done, there will be promoted to the public gaze the handsomest elevation of any public building in Kent. THE advice of Six Herbert Oakley is being takeu with regard to Use orpa which the Company generously preeented to the sew ...