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... Bang truck and knocked the handles throagh one of Mrs. Hone Kennedy's boot shop windows, breaking giase. Shru Private C. Lepine, of the Volunteer Company of Miss | the Buffs, East Kent Regiment, who was ca by the Boers and recovered with other British ptured ...
... Mobny, FP. Wacber, Te ie needless to say that the at ot @srqnee on 'y Wag 3 fow a On Tharaday a telegram wag Mr, Kent and Inck. Maaco, the Kent wi, tad Mrs, Aad the Bey: ¢. Bumbers.ca the grovad on Jest were ag ‘he leat 5,708, of 1,334 paid. rdich 2.310 ...
... priz» for the purs. breeds other than Kente. Lord Hillingdon’s Shrop- shires were second these. the classes, Mr. L. Hardy was a popular winner with a cross between Kent and Southdown, Amos coming second with Kent and Shropsh rea. Pigs were rather better ...
... Monk-Jones, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 6, High Street, Wbitstable, for a bottle.—Advt. Kent Counts Council.—A quarterly meeting of the Kent County Cour.cil was held Maidstone, on Wednesday last week. Amongst those present was the representative of Whitstuble ...
... charged with stealing a pair of sea boots, value 10s., from the brigantine Christabelle, lying in Whitßtable Harbour, on the 28th ult., the property of Alfred Baker.—The prosecutor gave evidence identifying the boots produced as his property. He left them ...
... stone or more, the property of any person resiling within the radius and which has hunted in Kent.—l, Mr. Walter Winans, Surrenden Park, PJuckley, bay Golden Dream; 2, and r, Mr. J. C. Buckland, Goldwell, Great Chart, bay gelding Dandy; 3, Dr. Charles ...
... and foal (open only tenant farmers in Eist Kent)—l, Alfred Amo», Wye (Smiler); 2, Thomas Miles (Buckwell Snrprise). Class 10.—Mars or gelding, foaled in or before 1898 (open only to tenant farmers in East Kent)—l, Tbos. Miles (Buckwell Surprise); 2, Francis ...
... MAIDSTONE. The revised scheme for the Maidstone Corporation tramways provides for outlay of £62,000. It proposed extend the system to the parish of Loose. The Conviction of Mb. Levi Bvrkzr.—A reply ■was on Friday received at Maidstone to the petition ...
... Messrs. J. Peters and Sea. High Street, Sitting bourne Mr. O Forsmon. Hon too. Meesrs. P. and W. G. Kite, King Street. Maidstone. ALFRED J. BURROWS, MX, AGENT, SURVEYOR, AUCTIONEE R, AGRICULTURAL & TIMBER VALUER. OFFICES 41, BABX STBBKT, ASHFOBD, And ...
... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. The autumn meeting of the Committee of the Kent County Cricket Club was held at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, on Monday. In the ■unavoidable absence of the President, Mr. John Howard, M.P., tho chair was taken by Mr ...
... t gr-ilty.—P.C. Bootes proved the and the Magistrates fined defendant Ss. 83. and costs B ...
... Royal East Kent Moanted Rifles, to be ridden by . Ysomen. E. Colyee’s F. Spauton’s Hanteman Mr. A. ffrench Blaks ~~ 2 Mr. P. Paine’s The Daan TickuaM Hunt Open to of not tesa than £5 co bDe Tickham Hunt and Mr. Mercer’s Mr. W. Winans’ Golden Dream. ...