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... fire, on Clapham Common, and the car was practically destroyed. Mr. J. A. Anderson, an alderman of the county of Kent, has celebrated his golden wedding by placing stained-glass window Faversham parish church, and inventing £2,000 for the augmentation of ...
... visited Maidstone, and was presented with the honorary freedom of the Borough. Sir Marcus Samuel afterwards laid the foundation-stone of new Volunteer drill-hall at Monckton, and unveiled a memorial tablet erected in the Museum to the Maidstone men who ...
... trustworthy JUNIOR. Country branch ; ' progressive wages; permanency.—State experience ' fully, W. Felstead, 30, Week-street, Maidstone. GROCERY and PROVISIONS. —Wanted for good cash trade in country town reliable • ASSISTANT. Age 23 to 25; live out; progressive ...
... the suffering population Shemakha, requesting especially that tihe money shall be laid out in warm clothing and shoes and boots. It announced from New York that Mr. Altgeld. formerly Governor of Illinois, died last week. He bid finished an appeal a meeting ...
... several fever hospitals, , including one ot' typhus. At All Saints' Church, Maidstone, on Saturday, stained-glass window, a memorial to the 114 officers and men of the Royal West Kent Regiment who fell in the South African War, was unveiled by Colonel Graved ...
... Saillard. Heifer calved in 1898—lst. £7, Earl of Derby; 2nd, £3, Major Best, Boxley, Maidstone. Heifer calved in 1899—lst, £7, Major Best; 2nd, £3, Mr. W. W. Hubble, Maidstone. Devon. Bull calved in or before 1898.—1st, £10, Hon. E. W. B Portman, Hestercombe ...
... Crowthorne ; 2, Messrs. G. and P. Lucas ; 3, Mr. L. J. Knowles, Willesborough, near Ashford, Kent; 4, Mr. W. J. Carden, Chalfont St. Giles. Wyandotte, golden, cock or hen, any age—l, Mr. E. Rolfe, Maidenhead; and 3, Mr. H. J. S. Beak, Malmesbury, Wilts ...
... University London. Sir James Paget married, in 1884, Lydia, daughter of the late Rev. Henry North, domestic obaplain to the Duke of Kent. Lady Pagat diedl 1895. Bir James is succeeded in the Baronetcy by his son, John Rahere, barriater. The deceased's ■•oond ...
... . Class 17.—Pen of three Shearling Ewes.—lst, £10: * d, £s.__ f Frederick Neame; 2, Mr. George anner, Leeds Abbey, near Maidstone; r, ditto; he, William Millen. Oxford Do^. 18.—Shearling Raim. —lst prize (given (he Committee), £10; 2nd, £5.-1, Mr. J. ...
... occurred at Deelfontein on the BtL nst. from enteric fever. Second-Lieutenant F. S. Firth, of the 2nd Battalion Buffs (East Kent Regiment), whose death at Bloem-ontein, of enteric fever, June 1, is reported, was the only son of Major-General Firth, late ...