... famous ifiddleset cricketer, is joining as a lieutenant the Maidstone detachment of the 4th Battalion Iloial West Kent Regiment. Mr. Warner lives in the old world village of Bearsted, near Maidstone. The mile professional roller skating championship was decided ...

... Court, where the body was viewed lying coffined shell. When the jury returned. The Mayor of Maidstone asked leave to say bow greatly Maidstone, as the of Kent, grieved the tragic event happening in the county, and the sympathy it felt with the relatives ...

... pair of boots of the value of 18s. can be made in less than 15 minutes. The results of this will be prodigious. In Brockton, Haverhill, Lyon, and\the other industrial citics of New Englani there are some thonsands of workmen occupied atthe boot industry ...

... stations in the Thames Angling Preservation Society's waters, including two at Richmond, scaling 11b. 9oz. and lib. Sox. A golden carp of 4)lb. has been caught in this part of the Thames. As many as one hundred gudgeon have been secured in a few hours' ...

... the United States Navy. A meeting presided over by the Lord-Lieutenant of Kent was held at Maidstone on Monday to take steps for tLd formation of a County Association for Kent under the new Territorial Army Act. Earl Cranbrook was elected chairman. The ...

... inmates for dinner on Wednesdays. Asked why he had removed a gold ring from his finger as be entered the court, a defendant i■ Maidstone County Court said be thought it looked out of place. Epsom Urban Council decided to oonvese a public meeting to discuss the ...

... PUMPS. give way. If you buy your Boots at BROWN BON'S. The sanitary committee reported having made Cheapest and Best home in Bootland for BOOTS, SHOES 4 SLIPPERS. an inspection of the public =imps, all of wind AR Boots manufactured by is are made from ...

... box. The Rey. Mr. Hardcastle, the vicar of All Saints', Maidstone, met with a severe accident on Sunday. He was leaving his house when he was knocked down by a tram-car running between Maidstone and Loose. Told is the Courts. A cigarette picture-card ...

... of fifty years of happy married life. Mr. J. L. Mathews, Clerk of Assize on the Oxford Circuit, died on Sunday at Brockley, Kent, after a long illness. Lord Stanley was to have attended a Volunteer prize distribution at Warrington on Monday night, but ...

... any of it. Porter (at country hotel): If the bed's too short, stick your feet through the hole in the wall! But lease your boots on, so that I can black 'em in the morning! D'Aubist: Do you think my battle picture expresses, as I have meant it to, all ...

... of the crew is missing and others are injured. Mr. Paul Cave, of the well-known firm of Messrs. John Cave and Sons, Limited, boot manufacturers and Army contractors, of Bus'ides, was found dead on Monday in the' telephone-room at the Rushden factory, having ...

... heifer was bad, wed when he mesa home be legal to see if h was Weer. There were a good of the neighbours there. He saw Teeniest 'boot in his shirt sad broesers. Mei he fendant) looked al the now be sat down Ike (lige' with Win. M'Conville. Mrs. Mitten asked ...