... (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. ...

... Hoosemaid, for Kent; good wages; railway fare paid.—Spencer a Registry. „ LOST, on the 11th Jans, Hal ton and Driffield, Shearling SHEEP. Finder rewarded.—Any information to o, Nortn Street, Driffield. LADIES’ SHOES. __ . • PORDON'S, Tbs Golden Boot. 14. Market ...

... acetic was witueersed on a. Soeth•Fseteru and ham Kai!grey liar, neer Kent Station..l tow bvemujts ago. A special tram from Maidstone lilted with hop•ptrkere returning to London armed et Kent Hunan, and was sheeted on the side hoe in ender to allow the fat ...

... 1908, near the buolabor known as the GSM, situated in the woods at Ightham Knoll. Saturday a maze was arrested at Maidstone by the Kent police in conoration with the Adair, and was this neorsing brought before the Sorenoaks magismems at the local police ...

... part of Driffield.—Joekaon, ‘Times” Office, Driffield. BOOTS (hand-sewn) of every description made to measure by experienced workmen on the premises; correct ht guaranteed.—W. G. Pardon, The Golden Boot. 14, Market Place. Driffield. AK£ YOU going to get Marned ...

... that they may assistance to tlx? authorities. THE MISSING GIRL KENT. The mystery attaching to the disappearance of young woman named I'enniall. belonging to Greenwich, has been solved the Kent police. It resolves itself into sad tale of a |*>or girl's downfall ...

... by the fact that the linen was marked with the General's name. Later. The Press Association is informed the police at Maidstone, Kent, that the body of General C. E. Luard, whose wife was murdered Ightham, was found this morning at level crossing the ...

... — Wanted. 1000 Old FAT HENS, alive, iu large or small quantifies ; crates Kent if required—State prices, Poultry Contractor, 13, Barclay Road, Walthamstow. THE NOTED GOLDEN BOOT, 14, MARKET-PLACE, DRIFFIELD. TIT D Begs intimate to the Pablic that he was ...

... Member for Maidstone. The Sessions House was again filled. Air. Dickens, K.C., proceeding with that part of the inquiry relating to the alleged illegal conveyance of voters, called Captain William S. Henry Annesley, of the Royal West Kent Regiment, who ...

... Painting, Dancing, Gymnastics, Ac. The next Term will commence on Tccsdat, September 11th, 1906. ■ .IOR GOOD BOOTS, try PURDON’S. The Golden Boot, 14, Market-Place, Driffield. Quality being the true test of Cheapness, this will without doubt be found the ...

... Miners’ Hospital to celebrate their golden wedding. In several of the printing works at Stockholm (Sweden) yesterday the men resumed work, hut the majority of the printers still maintain the strike. Motorists in Kent are petitioning the county council ...

... suite, frocks, and two pairs of boots were given away, a number of oranges and sweets were the helpers were Messrs. George Hall, *,■ White ley, Sondford, Mrs. Wilson, and Misses * 4rr . Kent and Hall. OLD MAN’S GOLDEN RULES. Henry Harvey, aged 82, man ...