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... successful the evening they were spending as successful hoped all their future arrangements would be— Mr Machin sang Them Golden Kippers” Mr Lester recited The Little Hero” after which Mr Burgess stirring song “ The King’s I concluded a recita tion The ...
... BAKERS.— Wanted, young Man. about 11. monld, help make dough, and serve round.— Apply, Seymour Brothers, Bakers, Hasttngs-road, BOOT Trade.—Wanted respectable Tenth Apprentice (oat), age 15 or 16.—Apply, Bennett and Company, High-street, Tunbridge Wells. tw ...
... 5.20 on Wednesday evening. Captain Woolmer the , eldest son of Rev. C. E. Shirley Woolmer, Vicar of Sicicup, Kent, and was born at Maidstone on the 6th July, 1862. He received his military training at the Military College, Oxford; and on the 23rd May ...
... transfer day the license of the Ralf Moon, Rildenboro. was transfered to Frederick Oaten, and that of the Star aid Garter, Golden Gres, to Geo. liorphew. lt'jlli, and Ilarr;et kie!,, were summoned by Mr W. M. Stainton, an officer of the National Society ...
... monster Chrietmas tree if • large number of toys, sweet., fruit, the mat children of Maidstone. The many ywd thinp were provided by the benevolen t niliabiaoU of Maidstone and district, who sent in bons in answer to an appeal made through columns of one ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. att»dat.— Before J. Barker. Baq. (Major), the chair. G. K. Wallis. Ksq., B. BanUr, K«q., J. foliar. Esq., and W. Brovnsoombe. Esq. CfIUSmAS Kt* AMB! ...
... Qraham and Sparks (f). KENT FOOTBALL LEADUE, Divrnoit. goals pld. won lost drn. for pta. A .. 6 0 1 20 111 Dover..' 0 2 7 10 Cray Wanderers 7 2 0 18 'lO Favervham . 6 2 0 18 IS 8 4 3 1 0 15 Sittingbourne'A 7 1 4 2 8 IS 4 Maidstone Cb. I. 4 1 1 13 3 ...
... the friends fell in. Within the churchyard were Colonel Perkins (Commandant of the 3rd Hants Regiment), Lieutenant - Colonel Kent, Majors Stubington and Bone, Surgeon-Lieutenant Ticehurst, and Lieutenant Lipscomb. The Rector of Buriton (the Rev. A. W. F ...
... Katurday, January 10th and 11th. Ma Jame* t'rowhurst, F.K.V.V.S., of Canterbury. met with SD accident in the booting field. when following the Kag.t Kent Foxhounds a few days since. His horse tripped on a stone, tell and crushed one of the rider's legs. It ...
... Fur-lined Cloaks, Fur-lined Seal Capes. Jackets, and Maids' Black Dresses are now on view ; als> Gents' Overcoats. Trousers, Boot?, and Umbrellas, Suits, Jackets, and Vests, new and unredeemed goods, many by first-class tailors, a. guarantee of quality ...
... of poor suffering people we are blest with Such mild open weather we trust will Several parcels of clothing several pairs boots twelve cwts of coal been distributed Eight families have been with food eighty meals each day this week have been given to ...
... Corinthians and the Glasgow Queen's Perk woe drawn. A draw was also the result or a match between teems representing Middlesex and Kent played at Tautll Park. The third class twin-screw cruiser Pallas was commissioned at Portsmou'h on Wrdnredity by Captain R ...