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... dealer. Maidstone.—Frank Fletcher, Broad Street mutton alence, Kent, baker, confectioner Tierchant. Kocheater.—Samuel Heasman, 264, High halham, lately 29, High Street, Gillingham, lealer. Alfred Edgar Taylor, Park Road, and Jock, Sittingbourne, Kent, barge ...
... Plumptre (Roland of Seaview 10th), E. A. llatnbro, Hayes Place, Kent (Charleston). Class 143.—C0w or heifer, milk, calved previously to or in 1902—1 E. A. Hambro (Queen of Rosea and Golden Cherry). Cla*s 144.—Heifer, calved in 1903.—2 E. A. Hambro (Hayes ...
... Styles, and Millen, A. Jjbnwon, andfj. Wright did not ba*. P. Duiy did not ba» KENT v. SIMON LANGTON BCHOOI. Tliia match was p'ayed Kent College on Saturday. S Jor© ECU )OL. KENT C.'LLBoB. C. T.Ricbard3sn,b Knock OR. Beard, c Fell, b Har- J. H. Blißb.c K ...
... Samuel are starting a cruise their yacht “Golden Eagle in Scottish waters. They will be away about seven weeks, and oa their return will to The Mote, their place near Maidstone. At the aonual meeting of the Kent Archeological Society, held Gravesend last ...
... Dukes marrying the divorced wife ” j N O . 24 Portland tho Grand Duke of esse, daughter of the late , f ® r | ing a pBir boots .“ i Duke of Blmburgh, the tort iJdcii , y j )ike a pin ? aBked Mr. Jones, I the marriage, partly because tho Grand Duke 18 ...
... gonllomaa was a J.P. for Kent, and formerly represented South East Lancashire and North Salford in Parliament. Ho had boon married 51 years, and loaves family of nine, all of whom him living. One is tho Rov. E. 11. Hardcasfclo, Vicar Maidstone, formerly ?ct >r ...
... Place, near Ashford, for the recess. G. R. Roper, gont., is appointed a Second Lieutenant in the 3rd Battalion the Buffs (East Kent Regiment). the will of an aant, a Tonbridge errand-boy, who helps maintain his mother, a widow, has just become possessed of ...
... errfc(l the very excellent forces which Golden Wedding.—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miles, 1 the different wards singing carols and hymns, I Yeomanry and Volunteers had proved themselves of Tnion Road, celebrated their golden wedding on Early on Christmas morning ...
... neat Kents 0-*., average Kents se. BJ. to 5s 101., barrens up to 4-«. lOd. demand lor pork; roasters up to 12s. per score. ASHFORD WOOL MARKET. Tuesday, January 29th. With practically nothing doing values were nominal a* 11$ i. L, per lb, for Kent fleeces ...
... face with distinguished poster of a medieval herald bearing the arms of Kent and those of the See of Canterbury. Above the figure are the words, in befitting lettering, East Kent Art Society, Second Annual Exhibition—July to August 11th. This piece of ...
... last . as iu HOPPERS FOR WES WO)3. White, Wierton Grange, near Maidstone, will 1 drove an ammunition wagon.” rail on Monday morning from Harrogate to Leeds the back nom prisoner usdd to woik boot BOOK early F. f. 43, St. Mry’§ ace Q fc obor> ( Customer: “Really ...
... 1. Ne»me, lat Kent Ror»l Oerrison Artillery (Volunteer*), resigns bis commission. Sooond-Lloatenant H. Thewles, The BuSs (East Kent Regiment), Is promoted to Liontensnt on augmentation. Captain 0. V. Vallange, 3rd Battalion East Kent Regiment, haa been ...