... was aptly illustrated by the late Lord Bramwell many years since, when, as Baron Bramwell, he was presiding at the Kent Assizes at Maidstone, Mr. H. F. Dickens. X.C., had then joined the circuit, and was introduced privately to the judge by another member ...

... DELICIOUS KENT CHERRIES MADE FROM DELICIOUS KENT CUERRIES. KANT'S MORELLfV CHERRY BRANDY. Q.RANT 3 MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. QUEEN’S AND SPORTSMAN’S QUALITIES. QUEEN 3 AND SPORTSMAN'S QUAUTIRB. T. GRANT AND SONS, MAIDSTONE. KENT. MB 12m ...

... On Saturday a man was arrested Maid| stone the Kent police connection with • affair, and was yesterday brought before tho Sevenoaks magistrates at the local police court. Colonel Wardo, Chief Constable Kent, and Superintendent Taylor represented the police; ...

... off our boots in a second. I told the cabman to wait, and walked up the steps of 42a. The latch-key fitted, and in a moment we were all three inside, with the street door shut, taking off our boots. I put a finger to my lips, and holding my boots in the ...

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... as a first-class misdemeanant. Private J. Marsh, Royal West Kent Regiment, was acquitted at Maidstone Assizes yesterday of the charge of murdering a comrade, Private Baldwin, at Maidstone cn May 28. The Chief Constable of Grimsby, Mr. John Fisher, was ...

... ITTSDAT, MAY 15, 1906; MAIDSTONE PETITION. Case for Respondent. BRIBERY CHARGES DENIED. (SPECIAL TELEGRA The hearing of the petition against the return of Viscount Castlereagh was resumed to-day, at the Sessions-house, Maidstone, by Mr. Justice Grantham ...

... oa Os pt sre 62 ES 33 Capt _ os Pamremiag Je tame Ringrose 3 Hire 13 Myers 108 32 “te 10 24 we: wa KENT V. WORCESTERSHIRE Last season at Maidstone) Kent woe by 204 rem Exorpt for a aight shower, which delayed croket for balf an bour n the morning, there ...

... One of the marsh** the yacht reamaiord off Fort %limn foe mail, 4 sent,* Was celebrated on board the yaoht yesterday. and the Kent and and Prince,. Victoria in the afternoon up to lon I.ultaart In a Ismael,. and • R od view of Bon Notts the bemusee a h gmeglea ...

... Plate by Teredo and the Yorkshire Maiden Steeplechase Plato by Golden Curls At the Foikestone the Mecting, Canterbury Stee ple hase was won by Jucerne, the Dover Se Hurdle Race by Nervius, the Kent Han dicap Steeplechase by Raymond the Handica Hurile Race ...

... •iittlx. and treed two up Ma. Sybil Why. I art boa rade ors.bit.on mt. moor hot. Ida Berm -Orval Moo S. Nbig boat Mato Tom (Maidstone). .44 5. Saar.. alunatantail beat Maw (.rahrs (enemy Downl. 3.44 t Mu. Mallow 'llkley) bar 311. s Fi•id and 6. Moo Nome tWontag) ...

... Woman always weaker animal and when it comes to competition the weaker to go to Boots— The English girl has of adopted the American fashion of wearing shoes instead of boots a writer and on the Continent have been discarded numbers of women ho afore-times ...