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... of Maielstone Grammer School. A meeting of the Kent Association of Working Men's Clubs was held at Maidstone on Thursday. . . _ . - Mr. H. D. Hesrn has been elected Chairman of the Association of Man of Kent and Kentish Men. The first meetinu of the Canterbury ...
... escape from a terrible death, owing to the plucky rescue effected men of the Kent Brigade. The alarm appears to have been given about 11.30. and Fireman Wainsgbtt. of the Kent Brigade, who lives at no great distance trom the hotel, was the first fireman ...
... SENSATIONAL FIflE AT MAIDSTONE. Shortly before midnight on Wednesday tbe inhabitants of Maidstone, within the vicinity of Gabriel Kill, were alarmed by the cries firs A large orowd of psopls soon gathered in front of the “Waverley” Restaurant, where a ...
... wanted. Churohwoman, Assistance given.—Apply irs. Scarth, Bears toad Vicarage, Maidstone. Plain. Age 20 to 30, in the country Apply to Mrs. Hughes Norsted, Ghelafield, Kent. TTOUBE-PABLOURMAID wanted for Lonri don suburbs. Wages J6l6 —XlB j good ome .—Write ...
... evening, man named Philip Meads, of John’s, wm being taken by the police the B.EJL Station, conveyed by the 5.4S train to Maidstone undergo short term sentence, and when opposite Church-road bolted to the Common. The esnstable in charge him closely followed ...
... Church to be Rev E BOLTON of Kent Association) and Rev J R WEBSTER (Secretary Chatham District) Chair be Seven o’clock Dr R M BOODLE who will be supported by local Ministers FOOTBALL SITTINGBOURNE GROUND (SATURDAY) Jan 29th 1898 KENT LEAGUE -DIVISION II SI ...
... SATURDAY 29 1898 THE EAST KENT GAZETTE WITHOUT BLEMISH PROBLEM MRS J H WALWORTH Tht Bar-Sinister Mississippi Martyr' Hi ary Arc iU BIGHTS USUTIIi CHAPTER IV g The bell on I’endrtnma position of three-fold importance per forming its various functions ...
... hungry little ones. The cost last year was about £12.” Dr. Jaeger’s Natural Wool-Lined Boots and Shoes are highly recommended. —Sole Agents, Murphy-Francis, French Boot and Shoe Depot, 30, Queen Street, Ramsgate. Ramsgate Max Fined at Margate. —At the sitting ...
... Coven PURE STRONG Bottled at the maidstone distillery THOMAS GRANT and and Innkeepers in Kent Surrey Sussex Per Bot s d Tom Gin Sweetened noted Strong Mixing Gin unsweetened 2 Cordial Gin noted for fine flavour 2 Maidstone Hollands Gin die celebrated old ...
... East-street buildings Wednesday. A goodly sat down to a most enjoyable tea, the after public meeting Mr Thomas Barling, of Maidstone, iironded. Mr T. Clarke, the secretary, presented the annual report and balance sheet, from which it appeared there was an ...
... the Compasses Hotel. Tonbridge Welle. 112 GENERAL I BRVANT wanteil house of business; small fsmilr. Boy k»pt for windows, boots, Ac —Apply, Mrs Bailsy, 50, Hlgh•t'eet. Tunbridge Wells 9' VEQETABLB Maid (aod#r cb#f). also Cham r ma>J wanted. Apple, ititine ...
... SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1898 THE KENT GAZETTE WITHOUT BLEMISH PROBLEM MRS J H WALWORTH Arruom Bar-Sinister’ Mississippi Martyr U9UTIH) CHAPTER VI of Mrs Stanhope's place plantation over on the Louisiana side of river which it sinew of all her prosperity and ...