... the city or nation.. The preacher pointed out that the Maidstone plague of some years ago was traced to the incursion of hop pickers from the slums of London. Poor men who took with them to Kent the germs that had developed in the sunless alleys of East ...

... keeper, had ing us. gave us a capital fast hunt of about twenty minutes up to Waverton. Going out cover on the canal side we by Golden Nook Bridge. Leaving Hargrave on hunted their fox into Waverton Gorse. right hounds soon had him in for Waverton village. ...

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... circumstances om August 24th, 1908, ne the beagalow known as the Oasa, ia the wood at Ightham Kooll, On Saturday was arrested at Maidstone by th Keut police in connection with the affair, ant was ye terday brought before the Sovemoaks the local Police Court The ...

... EPSOM: OFFER, MOST. And CILILTEEN, all tit and WAUGH had bitiieamonThe track fn the Paddock. and gave the following a good boot of trotting eterofse:—Billidore. SOIL raben.The loaf. Vamose, Moreau, Primer. Bull Dog. Bruges. Canonic*. Arabian Night, Catapult ...

... great point. next to selling the stock. Another boot and shoe esbalgliehment that does a brisk and competitive trade is Charnley’s, of 51, Foxhall road. Charnley’s do a special trade in workmen’s boots, but like other enterprising businesses, keep abreast ...

... waters, Ip muggy weather—a perfect pick-me-ap. Made with Delicious Morella Cherries, Ask for GRANTS’. T. Grant & Sons, Maidstone, Kent, j Shoaid THE OLDEST KNOWN FOOTBALL FIELD IN ENGLAND, A.D. 1617, t free 114d. each, 12 for 1s., 25 for 1s. Bd., 100 6x ...

... is hoped to open the Colne branch next month in suitable premises. FOULRIDGE. Good and cheap! What P Why, Boots and Shoe, at Vipond's, Golden Boot, 62a, Market-street, Comae. 524G0 A DISHONEST SERVANT AT THE STONE TROUGH INN.—At the Skiptou Petty Sessions ...

... costs. STEALING BOOTS FROM A RAILWAY STATION. Ethel Hardy, 15 years of age, was charged with stealing a pair of boots, value 10s 6d, from the Camerton Railway Station, the property of Joseph Pollock, on the 9th inst. —Joseph Pollock, boot dealer, Flimby ...

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... Australia acknow- ledges a central authority English players will rejoice and be glad to make auocher trip. * Kent v. M.C.C. Although the meeting of Kent and the MC.C , at Lord's, last week, was only the sixty-fourth between the two sides, the match can, ne ...

... Jam«a'-at, Ion; known M Golden Boot, nod Tram Office*. WE MAKE YOl’B MONEY~go long way Cash Hardware Stone. WIRE NETTING unlimited The Cash ware Stores. IlffE CASH HAROVVARE STORES. and 47, St. .Tsmcs'-slreet. long known a* 001-.en boot, and Tram Office*.—Frank ...