... MAIDSTONE, KENT.—To be Sold, a Charming Bijou Residence, well built. Detached, on a high level, and client repair: the property is freehold, and comprise* well-arranged house, contaioio? conservatory vestibule, hail, dining-room, drawing-room, study, ...

... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. A meeting of the General Committee of the above elub was held yesterday afternoon at the Golden tlrom. Charing-cross, (be President, the Karl of Oanilev. the chair, supported Lord Harris, the Marquee Messrs. G.Marsham, J. H. ...

... Number of Branches of BOOTS CASH CHEMISTS already opened Number of Qualified Chemists in excess of number required to provide a Manager for every Branch . W-88 High Holborn. W.C 39-31 Farringdon Road. E C. 343-347 Harrow Road. Paddington. W. 114-116 ...

... pro* iff >» lerty buu, of £2300 £6OO £620 Bridge-street, Derby, boot repairer. Ruskin-afcooe. New Sawley. Derbyshire, lace March 29. BamiftoQ. Basal Sholto A. Douglas, Aldershot, omccr KoVthede? Joho, senior. Bramby Capa'- Side. Retlord. Nottiogbamshirv ...

... Sir, your obedient servant, FRANCIS Q. OLIFHaNT. Hon. Sec. Hep eking Mimioo Committee, and Rector o: eston, Kent, Teston Rectory, Maidstone, August 8, Mr. Milverton, a grocers manager, residing Farebam, was yesterday drowned while bathing ** Lee on the ...

... Tu sday. Sept. 20. at Two: view day prior.—Auction Qrfaees. Croydon. SYDENHAM. Kent.—The Detached Freehold Residence. St. First Sale. Thursday. Sept. 22. STAPtEHtJBST, KENT.—The CLARENDON PARK BUILDING ESTATE, situate in the centre of the ■‘Garden of England ...

... —At 11.30.—Collingvood Co. (Limited). At 12.—Anated » Laud Company of Australasia (Limitt-d). 2.3o.—Maidstone Palace Varieties (Limited) (Blair Maidstone Palace Varieties. Limited) MEETINGS of CREDITORS IN BANKRUPiCY.—Before the Official Receivers.—At ...

... too, Ulm. Emil,, l-:am Phillipa ; rk 18t& Boot.. Man ,U,rK - Nor., Fold. Amble. R. > .. s;,U>r ' J*ne, widow of to- . . > '' S;%wi ...

... Commission, and Mrs. Burne, Bedford. England. GOLDEN WEPPTXa. EOUSBT* ...

... Mr. CROOKS (Lab., Woolwich). —Is it net fortunate that the ■booting was bad ? He might have been dmi through the head otherwise. answer returned. PENSIONS AND INCOME-TAX. Mr. H. MARKS (U.. Kent. Thsnet) asked if. for the purposes of Income-tax for the current ...

... sitting rooms: good stabling for several: and garden.—Apply as above. £l6OO only for Georgian Residence, in choicest part of Kent, and only about an hour from City: 9 bed, bath: stabling, cottage, and acres.-Apply NICHOLAS. DENVER, and Co..auctioneers. ...

... and pride in the work her hoshand when later he became Secretary for War. In 1872 Mr. Campbell waa Irft property in Kent, near Maidstone, by hie maternal nncle. Mr. Bannerman. and at the same time he added the name of Bannerman to his own. ...