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... Government were going to be such fools as 10 kill the goose that laid this golden egg?” No! the children ma-- become drunken, diseased, and demented, but the process of hatching golden eggs out of the alcoholic dissolution of the moral and physical qualities ...
... WELL-DESERVED PUNISHMENT. Percy Howland, 24, baker, who has lived in Folkestone for some time, was indicted at the Kent Assizes, held at Maidstone, on Thursday afternoon, on five charges, the Grand Jury returning a True Bill in each case. Three of the charges ...
... and in honour of it nags were tu lx* seen flouting over the Town Hall, the Parish Church, and other buildings. Ladies’ Golf Boots and Shoes great variety at W. Bull and Co.’s, Hand-sewn Bootmakers, 11, Guildhall-street, Folkestone. Repairs done on the premises ...
... thus a golden opportunity the lead, Folkestone, showing up wonderlully * , ..Unwed ’to slip by, folkestone were well, being continually on the aggressive, given free-kick, and' Salter saved splen- Maidstone’s back division, however, riidlv Maidstone now ...
... consisting ot* three officers and 52 men) are to be raised West Kent, and four companies in East Kent. The companies raised in East Kent are distributed follows : Ramsgate and Margate to provide om company. 2. Folkestone, II the and Dover one com 3. ...
... to be 2nd Lieutenant in 21st Lancers. Dated sth May, 1900. By Order, P. Langdale, Captain and Adjutant, KENT COAL EXPLORATION. The case of the Kent Coal Exploration Com.-- pany v. Martin and others came on Monday before the Court of Appeal, composed of ...
... WEDNESDAY FIXTURES. FOLKESTONE AND DISTRICT! 6LMt*rt LEAGUE. Royal West Kent Regiment v. Leicestershire Regi mem Northumberland Fusilitra v. Royal Scots. EAST KENT WEDNESDAY LEAGUE. Dover Wednesday v. Folkestone FOLKESTONE CHARITY CUP COMPETITION. Folkestone ...
... pair of boots therein, together with some other articles. They then went in search of Davis, whom they found in the chalk pit off Dover Hill. Davis was wearing the new pair boots. After cautioning him witness said: “Where did you get those boots you are ...
... them laid with EarlV Tar Paving. Works, Aldington, Kent. DEATH r \HAVAN. regret t.. record the death Mr. John Francis Macklin, at Canterbury. The deceased was showman well known in Folkestone and Kent. It worthy note that w.i- Smart Millinery and Drapery ...
... the Buffs, East Kent Regiment, who fell the late Boer War has been informally made to the authorities Canterbury on'condition that they provide a suitable site for it. A similar memorial to the officers and men of the Royal West Kent Regiment who lost ...
... the window —so well is it displayed with wholesome sweets and chocolates. Mr. Bull, too, the sign of the Golden Boot,” can fit you out with boots and shoes, that will take a deal of wearing out. ■ Have you ever tried cream instead of the usual sauce, ...
... ex-soldier named William Hauldry. who now stand> committed to take his trial on the capital charge at the Kent Assizes, which open at Maidstone on November Ith. Recently lodgings tor Mrs. Hauldry had been taken by Mis* Murray, a member the Hoard of Guardians ...