... and for good 0011dUCt. DZATR.—We regret to announce the death of Mrs. E. J. Whitten, wife of Mr. David Whitten (late of ths Kent, /ligh-stre.,t), and now residing at Victmisplace. Mrs. Whitten had been suffering with pneumonia, and has been attended by ...

... 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 ...

... soon met them, and conveyed the Co-operators, some 60 in number. to Boarstend. They went by way of ,Cobham. Snodland, and Maidstone, the drive through the lanes bright with sunshine, and fresh with green foliage. being most inv'.gorating. This fact was ...