... Waring, estate agents and auctioneers, Maidstone, which position be retained until the time of bis deatb. For eight or ten years he served on the Kent County Council, and in 1892 be was elected a member of the Maidstone Corporation, being in tbe following ...

... not think that she could scud them to school without boots. —Mr. Joiner said that what defendant had said was quite tine, but he did not think that notice would bo taken of their not wearing boots to school.—The Bench made the order asked for. Btoren ...

... Surgeons. —R. Bell and S. Bell. Alderman Hart, in seconding, said thought be injurioua to the work Iteelf, and cepeoially to tbe{ Kent County Council. —'Senior scholarships apoKj.y was duo Alderman Mason and himboy’aoharaoter. Therequeat for it ufton arose from ...

... ot more gruund for poul ry Pp near seaside towa, ab ut September. Might purchase after a Downs, 77, Francis Koad, Ashford, Kent. OTTINGS THE WHITSTABLE TIMES AND HERNE BAY HERALD. SATURDAY. Al ENERAL NEWS. eel - al The Romford Guardians have decidcd to ...

... to 6*. per stone ; choice Kents ss. 61. to ss. 81. ; average Kents ss. 4d.; barrens 4s. 4d. to ss. Pigs wore in larger supply and not quite so dear ; roasters 103. 6d. to 11s. 61. and larger bogs 10*. per score. MAIDSTONE CORN MARKEF. Jan. 3. g. s. s ...

... Marsh side. “Koffnott” won’t cure Mumps, Jumps, Jim- Jams, or Collewobbles. won’t renovate old furnitare; you can’t clean your boots with it, and it won’t keep the landlord or the taxgatherer from the door; bat it will relieve a sore throat instantly. Sold ...

... Mowll, who appeared for the owners (Messrs. Maeon and Co., of Maidstone), expressed bis satisfaction at the Jostle?*’ deoUion, TBS avenuk, wobthoatk pl&cb. The Chief stated that the Mao of Kent was within 16 yards, the Victoria 100 yards, the S ation Hotel ...

... health since he had been in Ashford and had been attended by Mr. F. W. Cave. KENT SHEEP AT THE ROYAL COUNTIES SHOW. H&IDBNHBAD SHOW GROUND, TUESDAY. There is large show of Kent sheep Maiden bead tc-daj, oomprisicg no leas than 29 entries in the three classes ...

... swear to the driver, then ? I did as loud as I could, but I don’t think lie ’eard me.” A professional humorist was having his boots blacked. “And is your father bootblack, too?” ho asked the boy. “No, sir,” replied the bootblack; “my father is farmer.” “Ah ...

... Masters, and boys Kent 285 and 180; Leicestershire, 207 and 187. —unite iu the sincere wish that your tour ma be in every Way a pleasant one, and that you KENT v. DERBYSHIRE. may greatly improved in health. This, the second match of the Maidstone am, festival ...

... avd in that they KENT v. LEICESTERSHIRE. wers at least in as good a fact, he {acclamation by the large audience, and especially | felt bound to say they were iu an infinitely | the boys, for they, young as they are, know of © Maidstone “ Week” opened on ...

... CORN MARKET. Ang. •• «. . 24 . ; Twelve obildreo the Kent Hoed dintrust, who .. i 9 31 pat took of aome ante introduced to Londou (or . • 25.7 the first time, became ill. Six were treated at MAIDSTONE CORN MARKET. I 6/* they were ■ ■ ! suflerinp from vesetab'e ...