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... view, the greatest success was the “boot race.” 'l'he boots of all the competitors were placed in a sack and deposited at half distance, the race being won by the man who first reached the winning post with his boots properly laced up. The effort of each ...
... solicitor to another brewery on behalf of which he acts in Maidstone.” (Report, p. 108.) Both breweries are situate in Maidstone, both Courts sit in Maidstone, and both clerks reside in Maidstone. All interested in temperance reform, and in administrative ...
... the next test matel. Peace—From hopfeld aud glade From Lill and from fall, > From sunshine and shade Fair Kent now I call. Enter SPIRIP 0¥ KENT. Kexr.—l, nymph of the hop vine and quean of the sea wave, Answer thee Peace and with welcome I greet thee ...
... of 2 and 3, Orange Street, Canterbury, coach builder. Two officers and 98 time-expired reservists of the 2nd Battalion East Kent Regiment arrived in Canterbury on Tuesday night at 10.80, having landed at Southampton from South Africa during the day. The ...
... vacation. Hops.—Marden, Kont ;Selling,Kent; Tunbridee Wells, Kent; Goudhurst, Kent ; Farnham, Surrey. Wheat.—()hisleb, Kent; I'eynham, Kent; Weybridge, Surrey. Maize.—Leigh, Kent; Charing, ...
... Reservists, and 56 time-expired men, of the 2nd East Kent Regiment, left East London for Southampton in the Avondale Castle on September 9th. The annual festival of the Provincial Lodge of Mark Masons of Kent, will this year be held at Sandgate October 20th ...
... Bopy WASHED ASHORE.—An inqui at the Ked Lion lun, St. Marg;:g#;ryonw;‘iilc‘ifld afternoon, before the Coroner for East’: Kent (MZ R. M. Mercer) into the circumstances of the death of a man whose body was discovered washed ashore the previous afterneon ...
... Bs. lid., balanc ? hand £2 17s. lid. was resolved that the oe be given to the fund for the repair of the Stu huroh bells. Golden Wedding.—Uden—Riqden. tober 11, 1852, at St. Gregory’s Church, Cant by the Rev. Pearson, William Linton Uden Jane Rigden, ...
... Rev. Dr. Elwyn Lewis (Kent County B(!l‘eta.ry). There has been a large attendance % members during tue past week, and two tournaln.°°tB, “A” and “B” have been commenced. The ¥inner of the former will receive the medal of the ;'K_ent County Chess As-ociation ...
... ?ostoratlon of parts of the churck is exciting wpel' indignation among local antiguaries. In @p* ¢ on the Church Plate of Kent, by Canoll 8o Robertson, in thesixteenth volume of “Arch!fiologll’a Cantiana,” this rare specimen was described' o was hall ...
... ASSOCIATION OF MEN OF KENT AND KENTISH MEN. The annual general meeting of the Association of Men of Kent and Kentish Men was held at the Cripplegate Institute, Golden Lane, E.C., Mr. James Bills, F.Z.S., in the chair. The Right Hon. Lord Harris was re-elected ...
... b‘lde anon of Canterbury Cathedral, Charles 1 g él, youngest son of the late James Betts; and of h“’be etts, of Brookfield, Maidstone, to Caroline Q‘ By, ;}:gesgtdmxtghcter get er. and Mrs. Everest, of R ite Street, Canterbury. ; Q,:fc‘;rl‘noxpsox.-()ctober ...