... of the Maidstone Farmers' Club it was reported that the American gooseberry mildew had now made its appearance in practically every part of Kent where gooseberries are grown in any quantity. One member who resides in the neighbourhood of Maidstone stated ...

... W 3 .4 his Ant a. mat.. that came by the name '•aek.' Hell hnuan 'latrine .fare she Iran out of the \shows. firesorks acre kent rgning until ancitor •.•u inter and rhe had a Fix battle of it to make her westing and 'Frisco. Her old man broke • leg early ...

... considerable time in an unconscious state with • fractured nose, until help came, and he was removed to the West Kent Hospital at Maidstone. Now that the cycle and motor shows have ter. miaated in London for the season, it is interesting to nolo that an ...

... when the days are bright and sunny and the world is looking its fairest, it is always annoying to have one's enjoyment of the golden hours clouded by some of those petty ailments, which. while they are not generally regarded as very serious, nevertheless ...

... down and ldlled by an express between Evershot and Yetminster. The Harp Hotel, Dover, one of the oldest coaching houses in Kent, is being converted into a publics elementary school. Towards the cost oan organ for the Church et the Ascension, Vitoria Docks ...

... to a whdow woman, sir, said the boy. 'Whati wart of a man WAR her husband ' says Dan. 'A small. daek man, an' wearin' top-boots,' Says the boy. Well, become Dan. he made for the house. an' used for the lone woman. Me Was stanclin' no the lawn Main' at ...

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