... , & 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 ...

... 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; ...

... —To elm boots properly et Mast three brushes are meoseseme ; one, thigh newt be fairly herd, will be used forisg elf die meth • soft one with which to !apply the iiaakimt, sod • polishing brash. limy Mild eash be kept OM special wpm. If boots ago raw ...

... LOCAL NEWS. Ws understand that the 3rd West Kent Militia regiment has bees ordered to Malta and that they embark seat week. AT Lb* Maidstone Fanciers' Show on Wednesday, Kr. 8. C. Stevenson. of Gravesend, took woad price in the Datch class with his old ...

... Stables. The route was through Colton, Snodland and Maidstone, and the beautiful scenery— ' much freshened by the recent rain—was gazed upon with ranch pleasure. The street decorations at Maidstone. in connection with the Royal Agricultural Show, were ...

... about to relieve regiments abroad. Coecisrnia4the Volunteers, they were to have improved arms. The foot Volun- Isere and the Kent Yeomanry were two of the , aciazteet corps he had seen for a very long time. The Houses of Parliament was the toast placed ...

... hire the Miss (moored). with five pairs of boots that bad been standing on The offence took place in Highstreet.--Jeams - iivan, an -In over. t..; Bang - -The lighthouse keener' U. Wier other boots the doorway. Witness ran atter 11 , eh. being ...

... tradee.nen bad as enjoyable outing on Wednesday last. They took train to Maidstone, tang met at the dation by a four On-hand. From thend a delightful drive through the Wed! of Kent was it adertakee. Dinner and tea were portage of at a pietas c)untry inn ...

... carried on at 23, Parrock-street. Ar the Kent Assizes, on Friday last, Paw O'Gara, stoker, of H.M.S. Pembroke, Chatham, and a lad named Posies, of Gravesend, were indicted for an act of indecency in the Golden Recreation Ground, Gravesend, in January ...

... be left the table and plucked a fowl He then came and sat ' in an easy chair, took off his slippery. and took op one of his boots to put it on. He suddenly dropped it and hill back in the chair. His daughter called her attention to him, and witness told ...

... is to be rendered, the chief parts being entrusted to Miss Winifred Saunders, Mr. William Green and Mr. H. Lane Wilson. The Golden Legend (Sullivan) is the subject for the third concert in April, 1,901 1 . For this occasion, Miss Maggie Purvis. Miss Edith ...