... Providence Walkley; Chickens, 130, Wyandottes, Buff, Orpingtons.—Mrs. ' Taylor, Whiteley Wood Green. Cockerel, golden-pencilled, three Golden-spangled Hamburg Pullets, for_Sale; 15s Wake rd, Sheffleld. Duoks, 11. for Sale; aR laying.—Herbert Bishop, Farmer ...

... INTENSE HEAT. Deaths from Sunstroke to the great beat Mr. Justice Mathew tai the counsel engaged Kent Assize*, at Maidstone, appeared court yesterday morning without thasr wig*. Two deaths from beat ere reported from tha aogb* bourhnod of Leeds. SbLTLX ...

... Member for Maidstone. The Sessions House was again filled. Air. Dickens, K.C., proceeding with that part of the inquiry relating to the alleged illegal conveyance of voters, called Captain William S. Henry Annesley, of the Royal West Kent Regiment, who ...

... Miners’ Hospital to celebrate their golden wedding. In several of the printing works at Stockholm (Sweden) yesterday the men resumed work, hut the majority of the printers still maintain the strike. Motorists in Kent are petitioning the county council ...

... suite, frocks, and two pairs of boots were given away, a number of oranges and sweets were the helpers were Messrs. George Hall, *,■ White ley, Sondford, Mrs. Wilson, and Misses * 4rr . Kent and Hall. OLD MAN’S GOLDEN RULES. Henry Harvey, aged 82, man ...

... complained of the intense heat, and A Maidstone wire sevs the hailstonc that fell on rday morning were almost the size of walnuts, and the largest «ver seen in the district. Immense quantities of greenhouse and other glass in Kent were smashed, and fruit trees ...

... Work. . * PORTLAND LEAGUE. ■Mr J. H. Goodwin «l » • l Portiand Lraru-*. hold .it tba Golden Hal BoteJ Wodnind.j night A alT»r»tioM nnko ner* ««rred to. Kent «r>»m will hr the following eluhi:—Worhaop Wwt End. rt ■op North End. Worktop Resertc»,JAiitton ...

... shattered the bursting of old muzzle-loading fowlingpieoe which was using. For the first time for some years in Kent the capture of a golden oriole is reported, a residenof Wootton having secured a male bird in excellent plumage. The Hon. Charles Alexander ...

... Waiter Butt; B.P. Boot and Folger; and Jimmy Moran; A. M. Maodnoaid and J. »• Coffey ; end Holhster Norman Hoy>i--r and Hardy Downing, Frank Osina and George and Patsy Logan. CRICKET. KENT COUNTY CLUB. The autumn meeting of the Kent County Com matoe was ...

... ^ —If the leggings are cut so that they overlap the boots over arch of the foot in front, no amount of stiffening will prevent them creasing, _ The directions on stiffening the legs of the top boots, in the “How to Do It” Book may be use to you. E.” (Blaenan ...

... added witness, Maidstone will soon let you know it.” Replying to further questions, witness characterised as absolute fabrication tho statement of the man Brown that he said him “You have broken the heart of the man who laid the golden ■res ' The suggestion ...

... Gascoyne Beech- our amicable relarions with Japan hare been ing, editor and manager the “Maidstone and adequately fulfilled. From the Japanese Kentish Journal” and “Kent Times and jiinister in London have come very timely ex- Chronicle,” show cause why attachment ...