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... COUNTY ITEMS. KENT. Ry thu sudden duath on Saturday night of Mr. George fiannam, the South-klaatem Hallway Company has lost one of ita oldest otthiala. lie had been in the servioe for forty-avven years, the lay t thirty-six being spent atationmantur at ...
... down. 'lnnings declared closed. July 6,7, 6. . Kent Maidstone Middles , . Woo by 30 rum. July 17, 18, 19 Kent 406 • — 406 Brudol (aloucestaxshire 256 .3C • 603 brown. 'Five wickets down. July 34, 25, 36 Kent 149 188 337 . Yorkshire 367 — 157 Lust ...
... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB NEXT SEASON'S MATCHES. GRAVESEND NOT IN THE LIST. A mettieg the Kent Committee was held on Monthly afternoon Net at the Golden Cross 11Ot1.1, Charing Cross, preparatory to the general meeting of the club later iu the month. In ...
... , & NORTHFLE NORTH KENT, TILBURY, GRA No. 2,297. [REGISTERED FOE TRANSMISSION ABROAD). SATURDAI A Lrrrte COLD. e r ONLY A _LIOHT CHILL, THE REPORTER Let, empty Shop. - 14, Panock • 'street Cot ____ Grave•end. A NIGLSCTSD Co /PO Let, 16, Maitisteas-road ...
... Rector's warden, and Mr. Alfred Wlteatoo parishoners' warden. - - - MEOPHANI. Toe FRAUDS A tsaaea. - At the West Kent Quarter Sessions held at Maidstone lot 'lhunt. day week, May Jones,alias Paine., alias,Sinith. alias Edwards, 29, described as a dressmaker, ...
... that kill required. Donations may le pent either to the Kentish Bank, Maidstone, or to the Local Secretaries of the Royal Agri .ultut al Show, Maidstone Meeting, Town Hall, Maidstone --We are, dear Sir, yours faithfully, STANHOPE (President, County Committee) ...
... haves Pesos and good will amongst its people.—Yours very faithfully. CHARLES SMITH. Secretory, Kent County Temperance Federation. Hanwood, Maidstone. January, 17th 1699. ...
... TABLING. newly built. 6 stall, or would let part. *very convenience; also good coachhouse.— Kent and Essex Hotel, Darnley-road, Gravesend. SPRING Plower Boots, good, strong planta Pansies, polyanthus, Canterbury bells, in splendid varieties, la. per dozen; ...
... which Mr. Griffiths was concerned. He regretted the retirement of Mr. Golden. who had given very valuable aid to the association, and whose name was a household word in Grays.—Mr. Golden, referring to his retirement from the position of secretary, said he ...
... enjoyable excursion. They took train from Orave,send Station, 14. K R., at 9.45 for Maidstone, where a four-in-hand was in waiting. A most delightful drive through the Weald of Kent. then ionic place. Dinner and tea were partaken of Ali old•fashioned country ...
... produce exhibition bird. and prolific layan.-Weet, Singlewell-rted, Grareatted. 050 II lTLitt Eggs, tau splu,did pens auu la Golden NYyandottes; Heath'. and Furness' Champion strain, sure prize-getterv, grand all-round utility variety, 3a. ed. witting. ...
... enjoyable excursion. They Jock train from Gravesend Station, 8.E.R., at 9.4,5 for Maidstone, where a four-in-hand was in waiting. A moat delightful drive through the Weald of Kent then took place. Dinner and tea were partaken of at an old-faehioned country ...