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... Miltoti.neat-Sittinghourne, vflui inducted to the benefice on Thiinaty by Vie Venerable IL Maawell Spooner, !wiltlea:on of Maidstone. The aervice took place at St. l'auk Chervil in the presence of a numerous iou;,:re. The I:eveftud Father Foram, of Sborne ...
... {, 4 and 6, Marsh. street. axe offering darinc: s week: Games Rrarlded Bata, Solid as Se. : Men's Nailed Boots, 3.. 11 , 4. all kinds of - Boots and Sines ems] ly ch.-sp.—None Add rtes.— Ad vt. GRANT HOT. Mskein. Gs. Godinton. road. and Gents' !tin-tones ...
... help the Cov-agt• Hospital.— Ai v IL M. BOOT AND Boom STOMA, 4 and C., Mairsb. 'tree', are odoring daring tbia week: Gant.'. Braddod Bala, Solid Leather, at 4s. Bid.; Man's Mailed Boot.', 3s. ; all kinds of Boots and !Show equally ebesp.—liote Address ...
... Colonel WriiTht. Pioneer of t - 4o Salvation Army Movement in Japan.--.-Advt. FooTnatt. . 1 1‘hford v. Sittingbottroe (East Kent fo-agno). Godintoa•ruad Ground, this day (Saturday), Kick od at 3.30. Admisa;on Gd. (Tickets 44. b.iars day at the plar,s) ...
... drierback was . large attendance of visitors, who num. bowed between and 4.000 sportsmen, being prereat from Chatham, Rochester, Maidstone, Sittingtourne, Milton, and Thrust The racing was very interesting, and some good class home were altered. includuig seem ...
... at *Ward. After their the Kent Leant. this season—Maid/zone visited Sittingt.ournis on Saturch! in the same competi• tion. The fine weather, and the prospect of a good game. attracted not far short of a 1,000 people. Maidstone were without Reader and Garside ...
... 61., and one in boards at Is.. The story which goes the title the book is more interesting to Kent readers, because it descr;bes the weird dream of a Kent amateur, who, strolling towards the St. Lawrence Ground ct night during the Canterbury Week, encounters ...
... Cason. COoLtactar, RIO, tuna boot lams Arun. Anna., Woe fri I ruff lins 51,ae. Rona*. sad Mack Pi a gs. Metl ; I Mack Moore. 13.1 T sod Blank la t ingtou. : 1 . -a.,. s m ag . a t It,, a s ta. 14 fi n s unt a o. . I.aree4 Golden. Mar. wad Putndge : wad ...
... at 5.15, and stops only at Maidstone on its way to Ashford, a special Folkestone train now Victoria at 5 pm., and stops nowhere until it reaches the seaside town at 6.46. Another important alteration is the starting of the Kent Coast Express in the morning ...
... Poweil-('ousi r and h c. The fee Mixed breeds brraime nixes - • ennraimd two of *ire belorgilie to Mr. G. Thor weri, of the old Kent *wild, sad were of useful quality. 0n ewe awarded fires prise and I the other was commended. Mr. K. S. Goods.= getting the ...
... between Mr. Frederick Dorton Collis, youngest son of the Rev. Henry Collis. vicar of st. Maidstone. and Ada !guy Bertha, youngest daughter of Mrs. Foster, Westfield Maidstone, and of tee late Major Chas. M. Foster. late Duke of Cornwall's Light Infan. try. wdi ...
... RETURN OF YEOMANRY. RECEPTIONS AT FOLKESTONE & MAIDSTONE. HISTORY OF THE COMPANIES' CAMPAIGN. The S3rd Company Imperlal Yeomanry, wbo F° to their for the front were accorded an send off at Folkesuane, lbws with an equ.aly entr.nalante welcome home ...