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... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. Yesterday afternoon, the annual autumn meeting of the General Committee of this club waa held at the Golden CrorS Hotel, Charing Cro-s London. In tne absence of tho President (.Mr. William Hoare), I,ord Harris was in the chair ...
... q BOOTS 'i'O'w N AP{IL DIS LOCAL WILLS, Mr. John Samuel Ma ~,4.,“ s::-dm. mnl.finx direc u: den works of Drakes, lid., gus eng and Leeds, who died on the Tth | which hse been sworn by the exoct 9s. Td. grews and £7,948 145 84, 1 Ar. Samuel Rushworth ...
... MOTOR NOTES. A DAY' S RAMBLING IN KENT. By J. F. HOLLAND. What rare day in June— -fit for motoring.” The appendage the old quotation was, unfortunately, too well merited to need explanation. I w© had planned for day’s run to try out new carburrettor 16-h ...
... Providence Walkley; Chickens, 130, Wyandottes, Buff, Orpingtons.—Mrs. ' Taylor, Whiteley Wood Green. Cockerel, golden-pencilled, three Golden-spangled Hamburg Pullets, for_Sale; 15s Wake rd, Sheffleld. Duoks, 11. for Sale; aR laying.—Herbert Bishop, Farmer ...
... The Squire of Westham. By EDITH C. KENYON. .Author of The Hero of the Black Shale Mine, Sir Claude Meanerley, Lore's Golden Tlimmil. etc etc. CHAPTIM It is ten years to-day since my brother died, said Roderick Stuteley to himself, cowering over ...
... CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. (Continued from Page 1.) fl. WOOD, HOTEL VALUER BOOT: VGENCY ia Hull and Eaat Riding Yorkshire. fCOUNTRY HOTEL; leading house; valuation about £100; good garden, stabling, etc. Appiy, Je sonally P. H. Wood, Hotel Valuer, Bond-st ...
... A WARNING TO NEGLIGENT HUSBANDS. charged with —Joahaa Kent, labourer, no fixed abode. ving neglected to maintain hus wife amd three children. — Mr Herbert Beaumont, who secuted on behalf of the Board of Guardians. said that for many years prisoner had ...
... and grounds HKADIHULBY'.—KeekIcDCb and -Rent MOORTO'W.N-Residence sod am*!] paddock Bent. ...
... Welk. Kent. c vsTAtmR r-*-'nir»cancnt in food holel. m ftm 4irfe £« l £Si‘Ts? 5 ,o>l v»ft Youth krtw, wiadaw; *5 good ». ItoyTW Stwet. Ripow. hW ...
... INTENSE HEAT. Deaths from Sunstroke to the great beat Mr. Justice Mathew tai the counsel engaged Kent Assize*, at Maidstone, appeared court yesterday morning without thasr wig*. Two deaths from beat ere reported from tha aogb* bourhnod of Leeds. SbLTLX ...
... He is elderly matt -bout years age, and rather poor appearance. was shabbily dreseod in jacket amt faded grey iwcod dirty boots, and cotton shirt. presented miserable but quite unconcerned appearance. He one rinsed hand on the roil the dock, and the held ...
... (attends Cattle Mkt. Boot and Shoe Dealers. CHAPMAN, H., Market Place and Lairpt• EVANS, WALTER, Market Place. Boot Makers and Repairers. (Late BROOKS & 00.). Lady MUSSON, J., Wadoesday Market. Brewers and Maltaters. B. BTIPRENBON & BON, Golden Ball Brewery. ...