... DWELLING-HOUSES, St. Aguesroad and Alarr-terrace, WHITE LEY arid MYERS, Solicitors. TUESDAY, July Twentv-third. at 7 p.m. .At the GOLDEN OPOSS HOTEL. NORTH-STEEET. TWO Through HOUSES, Nos. 62 and 64, (ITover-etregt. Deed s. SCOTT and TURNBULL, Solicitors. EW ...

... oad As out were 15 Ree corsrsce ted Inns, See Hallows, ye Bartley, out - io 10 4 Torah. KENT v, WORCESTERSHIRE. Homesters Badly in Arrear. restarted at Maidstone, to-day, wéather was again and 3 Worcester’s score of had scored 46 more to avert follow-on ...

... of considerable benefit.—Mr. Birks proposed the concluding toast of “Kindred Associations,” Mr. G, Smarthwaite and Mr. P. B. Kent responding. I*o IUTTEUFLIES. ntß-wmnn sketch. like to of butterflies in tlie durkof winter, when fogs are over all the land ...

... b Tate Headlam Trott Bland Extras Total 112 178 KENT v SOMERSET Somerset Badly Beaten 1901 result Kent by 73 Somerset 156 132 weather was fine the match between Kent Somerset was resumed at Maidstone there were some ominous clouds the sky (not out 19) ...

... costs. Mr. De tzen: No. — THE MAIDSTONE BRIBERY CONVIC- ON. | The Home has informed the Mayor of| Maidstone that he cannot interfere with the sentence | of thres months’ impriscnment on r. Levi Barker, at the recent Kent Assizes for bribery, at the P ...

... crates, 17a. 6d £6; good value guaranteed; list free.— Hill Street Pottery Co. -HT the H. HI boot t_ louse you live in. illustrated let explaining How to Live Kent Free will be seat tree on receipt of pottoard mentioning Weekly Telegraph,” by Manager, 72 ...

... ample Mil. arrangements having been made to admit water into the new cutting within the neat few days The Vittoria Dock ie ,boot 500yar de in to length. At the entrance the d oc k , which about 100 fee: wile, a coffer-dam was formed of huge piles driven ...

... days of June he only had one of real merit to his name, vis., six Derbyshire wickets Maidstone for 35, until there came this biggest performance of all Canterbury. Kent is happy in the possession of two such bowlers as Fielder and Blythe, though on yesterday’s ...

... Imp. Pf.. 1 5 3 50 Beer, G., Pref.. 013 0 Jays 111 Beyer, Pea. Ord. 200 Kent Coal Ord. 0 0 9 60 Beyer. Pea. Pf.. 016 9 Kent, (i. 8., Pf. 110 Bodegas 6 50 Lam. Parag. Or. 12 Boots - P.D.7Pf. 1 4 70 Leyland Rubber 10 0 £100 Bovril Deb105 0 0 ICO Linotype ...

... Manor-street. P~ HOToGRAITIiC Work t-i ail descriptions done for amateurs.—Parrish and Berry, 2, \i altham-sfcreefc. TENDER-BOOTS.— Strong Youtli Wanted, immediately; tali, early riser, smart. —Grosveraor Hotel, Hud. SHILLINGS REWARD. Lost, steel-framed ...

... AmsJ. Pre-. Ord.4 15 40 Jay. . 6 ICQ Amal.PTess Pf.xd 40 Jones andlliggins 2 5 Armstrong . 219 3 4CO Kent Coal 11 40 Assoc. Cement Or.l 3 0 Kent CI. Pf.(f.p.) 0 0 S££ ?,i.: °o 14 Unvk-pr w Tipton 71 Sums: o i! 0 „• ■too Beer, 010 3 ™ f ondo } , 2 ...

... pursuance of his annual custom, the town micsionary of Batley has been at work as an evangelist amongst the hop pickers in Kent, and he scuds us some interesting particulars relating to the and the people. Writing trom Yalding, he says :— It bas been ...