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... returning them with two similar books Association of of Kent Kentish Men -A council meeting held on evening the Bridge Hotel Bridge when thirteen new members were elected Letters from East Kent were read asking the of remedying the absurdity of Volunteer ...
... , and High Street, Sit tlegbourne.— Advt. KIST ASSIZtLq.-Mr. Justice Wright will open the commission of the next Kent Anises it Maidstone, on Tuerdiy, May 31st, and will proceed to oft the following day. EXCUIMION TO Lownon.—The Londoe, Chatham, arid ...
... cattle and pip, Mr. F. Austen Bensted, Sitting. bow ne. and Mr. James Millen. Brogdale, Faversham; for Kent sheep, Mr. George Farmer, Leeds Abbey, Maidstone, and Mr. T. Powel, East Lenham ; for SJuthdowns. Mr. Allan Cooper, Bishopstone, Levee; for hope. Mr ...
... KENTISH JOURNAL. MAY 12. 1898- MAIDSTONE The number of visitors to all departments of the Maidstone Museum and Public Library during the week ended May 7th. 1896, 1.089. Wednesday next the Museum will remein open until 9 p.m. At the quarterly meeting ...
... towage and lights of toll. Notice of appeal was given, and the appeals were entered for hearing before the West Kent Quarter Sessions, at Maidstone. on the Bth of April. 1897. Before the hearing of the appeal, was agreed between the parties that the facts ...
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... in to the resolution of sympathy by the North-East Kent Central Liberal Council: Ha warden Castle Sir The Secretary-begs on behalf Mr and Mrs their family to thank the - East (Faversham) Division of Kent Central Liberal Council for resolution of sympathy” ...
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