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... Alfred; 2nd j and r nnd he. Earl of Derb^.WM^ Surrey, Nero and Dipknna.; he. Hon Ralph , P. N«wiU, Maidstone. Confidence EL; c. Mr. G. White, Maidstone, Sirdar. Yearling bull.â lst, £7. and r and he Eari of Derby's Grand Duke and' Buxom Baron; 2. £3 ...
... only Liberal member in the whole of Kent. When unseated at the Election before last in Southampton he regained his scat through an election petition. It is through a petition also that he attains his election at Maidstone. Sir Francis must, by this time, ...
... PROPERTIE Lot 1.—A ors HOUSES, being Nos. 7 and 9, Kent-road, St. Lot TREE HOUSES, being Nos. 11, 13, and 15, Kent-road. Lot 3.—THREE EXCELLENT HOUSES, known as ST. MARTIN, ST. HELIER, and ST. AUBIN. Kent-road_ Solicitors—Messrs. Sharp, Harrison, Turner ...
... informed) 's the name by which boots with elastic-sides are co!lo- quially known. | Oh. what a falling off is here! Above -there saves the worlike feather ; Below~a glance reveals A different prospect altogether : ‘The boot is anything but martial To which ...
... more room or trouble grew than poorer sorts, and not cost much the outset Excellent large-fruited gooseberries trs Berry a Kent—the earliest of all—Crown Boh. Largo Whitesmith, \V hi sham's Industry, Lancaster Ixid. The present ,is a good tune plant fruit ...
... G.Dan ford Thomas. FATAL BRAWL AMONG SOLDIERS.— An in- quest was held st Maidstone Barracks on Tuesday evening on tbe body of Private David Daley, aged 20 of the Royal West Kent Regiment. The evidence showed that Daley and three or four other soldiers ...
... when his brother was an infant in charge of a servant on Hyde Pier, the late Queen’s mother, the Duchess of Kent, took a liking to his golden curls, which she fondly stroked, and subsequently kissed. The same gentleman’s grandmother, an old lady who lived ...
... considerable pleasure that pla>- go*-rs renew their arquaintaneo this eharmnijr actro-a. who. it will Ini remembered, won golden 4'|>iDious B ...
... morning and even tig. ’llu’ -r.Ui.or the old rd.;, ■ was v*Ty ia*tafuJly d ...
... should band needy children in the way of boots could not be | themselves together im case of public need, or in d | attended to _ | time of war, to assist n the hospitals at home, | e Mr. Hirst said that boots had been provided in | so that the RK.‘ cnight ...
... great, but nothing compared > the surprise of the youn; on opening ers and fading? coloured jersey, a cir of torn hob-railed boots, shin- ads, and requisites! If this hould meet the eye of the lady she can have er—her “things” by sending her address, ac- ...
... evening at the foot of the bill near Colbury | dif Schoois. approaching Totton, by which a young man named Ernest Scammell, of Kent-street, | ¢o, Northam, lost his life. Scammell, with a com-| mc panion, was cycling towards Totton at a moderate pace, when ...