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TONBRIDGE POLICE COURT

... all was over and Kent had won, the spectators rushed across the field of play, and, not content with cheering themselves noarwe, attempted with indifferent success, it must lie : admitted, to lift tiie more prominent members the Kent eleven shoulder and ...

WEST MALLING FLOWER bHOW

... disposal of the committee. These inclurLd cactus dahlias, by Messrs T. Frost and Co.. Maidstone; dahlias, Miss Twissden; vegetables and dahlias, by W. Shepherd; tomatoes (golden nugget), Col. Lucs; tomatoes, Capt. Hapman; melons, by Mr A. Morgan ; peaches, bv ...

SEVENOAKS POLICE COURT

... costs. A London Runaway Chabgbd with —Henry Frederick Brown, aged 15, who appeared in the dock without any boots, was charged with stealing pair of boots, value 5« lid, the property of Mr Out ram, at Sevenoaks. August 22nd. Prosecutor's manager stated that ...

DISTRICT NEWS

... •'rank’s Challenge Cup which has been wou this year by H. Goldsmith, with 45 |KdnU. FAKLEIGH. KENT HOP PICKERS’ SUNDAY FAIR. - Many of the early trains which ran into Kent on Sunday carried crowds of Londoners whose relatives ami friends arc engaged in getting ...

JNSUUAXCE QOMPANY

... B3TA nLIS II Kit IS 1802 Fire and Life Insurance and Annuities most liberal tenua. K »sp(tnrrs Apfucatios to— HEAD OFFICE. MAIDSTONE,' •»r Ilninches—London, 124. Cannon-‘treat, E.C. Liverpool, birminehaiu. Canterbury, ida-sjjow, and (luhlin. '£cgiil nub ...

MAIDSTONE & KkNTISH JOURNAL. SEPT. 28. 1899

... seeing pair of boots asked bov if the boots were wit the refuse; «u© boy said they were not to, and some chaffing then took place and when ray boy’s back was turned the men in joke threw a cloth which lay close at hand over the boots, and thus covered ...

MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOUKNAL, SEPT. 2», 1899

... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOUKNAL, SEPT. 2», 1899. (4U. KIOBT* UURTSD.] Jibe Kcuiwb ittotc Being Recobd of Mbs*, Mannbbs, Thixo4» and Events Connectbd with the COUNTY or KENT. Voluntary contributions in the form of in teiestiug Notes, Queries, or Kepliea are ...

DEATHS

... >er 17. Golden Green, Hadlow. Caroline Homewood, aged 60. Robikson—September 20. at .lobn-street. Maidstone Hannah HobiiiMn. aged 95. Simmons—September 20. Golden Green. Had’ow. ChriMie 1 month. Bmim—September 20. at H..rnney-pUcc. Maidstone. Emily Smith ...

THIS DAY

... propose relinquish analytical appointment. Yours truly, Matthew A. Adams. “To Mr Herbert Monckton, Town Clerk, Maidstone, trinity House, Maidstone. 10th October. 1899. Dear Sir,—Being without to my letter of the 2lst ultimo, referring to the duties water ...

JUST PUBLISHED

... anvthing that should done, Maidstone never shirked it. He thought thev had proved that in one of two exigencies during the two or three years in which it had been his privilege to live in the town, and he • id not think Maidstone would slack now. had been ...

FAILURE OF A MAIDSTONE BUILDER

... is. Defective Boot-Heel. Aa«oon as the Boot-Heel loses its evenness, the strain on every part of the Boot is going in the wrong direction, and the beautiful original symmetry of the Boot becomes thing of the past. What is required a Boot- ...

quarter wan 289, and namber for tbw ocrreepondittf quarter 1896 wm 214. \ ca«fi of were reported during the ..

... that there are now 194 boys in the school, as against 189 the close the quarter ended 30th June last. Of this number 99 belong Kent, 91 to Middlesex, and 4 to the county of Herts. The number of boys the corresponding quarter of 1898 was 190. The Superintendent ...