... celluloid box. The Rev. Mr. riardcastlc, the vicar of All Saints’, Maidstone, met with severe acci dent on Sunday. was leaving his house when he was knocked down by a tram-car running between Maidstone and Loose. Told in the Courts. A cigarette picture-card found ...

... Houae, London. N. 1 AAA SUPERLATIVE RASPBERRY CANES.— s*. 1U0,2U«. 1000.—W*. Horne A Sons, CUife,. wear Hoi-hester, Kent. i LAKEY'S |j Boot Protectors. S2?I?CARD SAVLS SOVEREIGN INSIST UPON HAVING GENUINfBLAKtY'ST ...

... 'uns. We call urn Kent hops.” The Count: “I haf been told, madame, your Jaughtaire haf xe bad tempaire.” The Mamma: “Ah, yes, count; but you know she loses her temger so easily.” The Count: “Ah, how NATURE NOTES. OUT OF DOORS. The golden plorer is arriTing ...

... for the purpose of analysis, only one was found have been adulterated. 1 the King’s shoemaker, and made the first pair of boots his Majesty ever wore,” exclaimed bent and grey-haired old man. whom Mr. Plowden discharged at Marylebone Policecourt. The ...

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

... Darlington Guardians. Tho Rot. B. W. Btannus, rector of Arrow, near Alcester, and the Hon. Mra. Stannus have just celebrated their golden wedding. Private Doherty, R.A.M.C., was found hanged at the huts Hounslow Heath, lit bad seen twenty-four years’ service. ...

... Naval. At the conolnaion of the National Artillery Volunteer meeting at 8 hoe bury ness monday, the 7th Company of the let Kent won the King's Prise, veined et £ll4, and No. 2 Company of the Ist Essex won the Prince at Wales’s prise. • There was an i ...

... setters (open). Arrest.—Harry Mattholie. bricklayer’s labourer, Diss, has been arrested on the charge of stealing a pair of boots, value 6/-, the property of Mr. Garnham, bootmaker, Diss. It will be remembered that Mattholie was summoned to appear before ...

... of the Welsh half-backs, Llewellyn Lloyd, the old Leysian, and Phillips, and the kicking and fielding of the ball by D. J. Boots, the Newport full back. In other respects the play was feeble. If this is in any way typical of Rugby football at the Rectory ...

... down and killed by an express betweeu Evershot and Tetminster. The Harp Hotel, Dover, one of the oldest coaching houses in Kent, is being converted into public elementary school. Towards the cost oLan organ for the Church the Ascension, TBoria Docks, ...

... —Frednrick Bajlea, Ado Cobb, PPy, J Vin “« 5 ®“« &/*: Drone, •Williom Cobb. ‘CiMie Smith, fFrederick „ J- Cotchpolo •bk b Kitty 11. boot F. Gipeon d Reed,* Herry Smith, 'Froncli Boiler, Edith Scott, ®*iß-, , . _ .„ , _ Oliro Horboor, Dong, •George WotU, Gertrude ...