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... his windows shows a tastefully arranged stock of boots and shoes, set off by flower blossoms and backed by palms.—Messrs. Walter, Randal & Co. (Golden Boot) and Blunden also show a large stock of boots and shoes.— Leyton and Co. exhibit some very pretty ...
... United v Maidstone United (Kent League) Sheppey United v Sittingbourne (Kent league) BOXING DAY DEC 26th: — Maidstone United v Eritli (Kent Folkestone v Sheppey United (Thames and Medway Combination) Matches will be played of first salad of ...
... 25th Dec., at Perryfielda, Maidstone, Mary Holden, aged 66. SNOWDEN.—On the 28th Dec., at Ramsgate, Prances, widow of George Silvana Snowden, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P., aged 83. YOI7NOMAN.—On the 30th December, at Lenfield, Maidstone. Emily, wife of George Youngman ...
... Frederik Smith, Loddington, Maidstone, La 111 1.. C,,rip,ral 36th Company Imperial Yeomanry, of enterie fever. TWISS.—On the 10th Jan., suddenly, of angina pectoris. George Tunis, of Rock House, Boughton Monate!sea, Maidstone. WELMAN.—On the 10th Jan., ...
... rd of and seen pers Home Rule The Object is a worthy one and Of Con framer Maidstone. drunk that brought forward each week all outstandine boot*n diLrent parts of Kent, especially the mar- . .' Bred from each other in everything ex ,e was thinking ...
... R.C.P.Lond., of a dauOter. lIMFREVD.M.—On the 14th Feb., at Northeote, College Road, Maidstone, the wife of Percy trinfreville, Captain Qiiers's Own Royal West Kent Regiment, of a daughter. MARRIAGIS. MASTON—SIMPSON.—On the 14th Feb., at St. Pattick's ...
... had ill-lack during the past week and have twice been defeated by two good teams in Kent. On Saturday they travelled to Maidstone sad there lost I two points in the Kent League and were bee'ten after a good defence by five goals to nil. This was not encouraging ...
... during the past week and have twice been defeated by two good teams in Rent. On Saturday they travelled to Maidstone and there lost two points in the Kent League and were beaten after a good defence by five goals to nil. This was not encouraging, but was fully ...
... King Street. Maidstone, the wife of S. G. Dyke, of • daughter. GOULDEN.—On the 27th March, at Clarendon, Canterbury, the wife of H. J. Goutden, of a daughter. DEATHS. BLAKE.—Reginald, yotusgest lion of the late James Sanders Blake, of Maidstone, killed at ...
... HARVEY WILLIAMS, 14, CHURCH STREET, AND PAXCY DRAPED, HAAS REMOVED FROM 14, CIEITZCZ STREET MUMTAZ OP VAILIETIEI. SANDGATE, KENT. MONDAY, APRIL 15th, 1901. MR. FRED SOUTHERN'S COMBINATION 28, GITILDHALL STREET, in THE BLIND MOTHER. FRED LANGDON--Clumicter ...
... stayed ou with Major and Mrs. Osbert Lumley. THE COAL In some remarks on .he ming Kent awl crisis last week it was said to be impossible to suppose that the . Consolidated Kent Collieries Corporation had resources sufficient to complete the Simpson shaft ...
... shoe at the brougham of a bride and bridegraam weut out at about the time when women first began to wear golf boots. Even the idea of a golden shoe with a diamond buckle (a delightful American version of an ancient custom) failed to sustain its traditions ...