... bands), open only to Kent —1 A. L. Wickham, White Swan, Chatham (Nobby), 2 E. B. Kelsey. Class 28. —Mare or gelding (not exceeding 14 hands), open only to Kent 1 C. D. Eason (Mabel), 2 A. Boakes, Rose ami Crown Livery Ctahtes, Maidstone (Christinas), r and ...

... rirri * HUNGRY. Edward Southre Laker 56, grocer and gen- an 1« H * TUK FAVERSHAM MERCURY.”- 1885 unsuccessfully contested Maidstone in fSw to erml - *“b“« nK 116, West Street. the Litoral interest mstead), and the residue to REASON GIVEN FOR BREAKING INTO ...

... sentenced prisoner to one month’s hard labour. EAST KENT MR. RCTLfiY MOWLL ELECTTED. At mcetinß of th« Kent County Council at Maidstone Wednesday, Mr. Rutley Mow 11 was appointed Coroner for East Kent in to the late Mr. Mercer. Mr. Rutley Mowll is the ...

... from 16s. to 195.; grey peas, 81a. 88s.: and beans, from 295. to 81s.; few lots of feeding barley from 245. to 265. per qr. MAIDSTONE CORN MARKET. Aag. 4. i. u. * White wheat 87 Ditto, white Red ditto 87 Oete J4 Malting barley White Grinding ditto Beans ...

... held that the Education Committee of tlie Kent County Council, who ...

... OOLDKX WEDDING. Tli« Rer. J. M. Kox, Vicar of Winpham. and Six Preacher of Canterburr Cathedral, and Mrs. Fox celebrated their golden wedding on Saturday, and were the recipients of numbers of congratulatory letters and telegrams, besides many presents. At ...

... attended the meeting of Surveyors at Maidstone the previous Friday with regard to applying to the Road Board for grants to carry out road improvements. It appeared that 'the amount of money set aside was £600,000 and if Kent received tier portion mileage the ...

... Polytechnic on Saturday spent the week-end at Whrtstable. KENT v. LONDON At Margate yesterday (Thursday) Kent were opposed to London, and the following players took part in the encounter;- KENT. —J. Pettit (Margate); R. Arnold (Deal) and J. Quayle (No ...

... daughter of the late Sir Charles Fitaroy Maclean, Overblow, Sborne. The present year, therefore, is Mr. and Mrs. Nerill’s golden wedding year. At the Tonbridge F«t Stock Show on Monday Mt. W. W. Berry, of Gush mere Court, Selling, Faversham, took first ...

... profits for the match Oval in September, between Kent and the Rest England, a sum £lOO was given to various Kent hospitals, and the remaining £92 odd to the Kent Cricketers’ Aid Fund. Next season Kent resume their -matches with Nottinghamshire—tbe two ...

... congratulations. The Whitstable Lads’ Naval Brigade Band will collect in Whitstable to-morrow (Saturday) evening on behalf of the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. News items intended for insertion in “The Whitstabie Times should be sent to the publishing office ...

... Surveyor has not had time to study them. Ignore the Ratepayers’ Association. What right has it in the town at all. . Courtesy is golden, abuse is dross. THAT tile Whits table Urban Council is the talk tlie County. THAT certain Councillors are ardent admirers ...