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... in provision., as Firs , Hasid. with pros- of edvsncrinent ; also smart JUNIOR. —Apply W. H. Webb, 20, High Stever, Smoky, Kent. 3904 DAILY GOVERNESS Wanted I. Private School. —Write Principal, Box 90, Joanna Office. 211 p AUGOSTUS O. EDWARDS & SON ...
... Owen, a chaplain to the family, named Shon Kent or Cent, or Sion Kent, or Shon Tridwr. portrait of this Sion Kent, painted on wood, is still preserved at Kentchurch, and is above 500 years old. 'lbis Sion Kent was a scholar. He was educated at a seminary ...
... Zdre. Jjoicamr, Northwood Farm, Pembnoge. WANTED good COOK-GENERAL.—AppIy Piro. J. Sum, Victoria House. WANTED BOY, to clean boots, get in coal , ete.—Apply Ashfield Hones, Leominster. OWMAN Wanted, Lady-day nest; good C cottage and garden close to work ...
... Eedcliffe- square, South Kensington. The Liberal Executive at Maidstone have adopted Sir Francis Evans, who sat for Southampton in the last Parliament, and who has a seat at Orpington, in Noith Kent, as their candidate for the vacancy occasioned the unseating ...
... HEREFORD.^ BOOTS Cash Chemists, laegest, best, cheapest. reformed prices. _ _ _ BOOTS CASH CHESVIISTS “boots cash chemists reCOn BOOTS CASH CHEMISTS The moat mproved and modern surgical appliances all types reason able prices. _,, BOOTS ...
... Wellington, Salop, and Miss Eleanor Georgiana N’evill, youngest daughter of the Hon. Ralph Nevill, J.P. for Kent, of Eirling Manor, Maidstone, and niece of the Marquis of Abergavenny, of Bridge Castle, Tunbridge Wells. Among the candidates for the London ...
... e-ddeutly true, the latest proof of which is provided the defeat of Mr Milvain, Q.G., ex-M.P., the Parliamentary candidate for Maidstone at the recent election. 'The Flogging Bill, which the House kicked out in March, was originally introduced by Mr Milvain ...
... guide-book to tbe elernents of food-reform will be sent to anyone who is interested, by the Secretary of the Order of the Golden Age, Raignton, South Devon, receipt of a stamp to pay for postage. SIDNEY H. BEARD. Faigntcn, Devonshire, March 12th, 1901 ...
... llre, boot _ manufacturers. Eivctt Haslara, 5, flare Lane, Gloucestershire, genaral dealer. Tom Cailas Possnett, Great Wigston, Leicestershire, bx>t dealer. Price and Son, Oxford-street, Oakengates, Salop, bakers and confectioner?. Charles Kent, Stratton ...
... Dauv,, leading kiads, absolutely true—W. H. Tonbridge. Kent 22413 (JOrR r- / or SALE.—4,ISO Best BraoiMings, ,’ Seconds, 2,000 Slathon Whites, 800 ®* 63 H. Bennett, Farm, «. Kent 19331 jSS**. Fotei BOOTS FOR SALE.—Bramb- °^ i - Jones, Tolharst Ooldinss, ...
... Eliza Cartwright ; 3, Ansell Brooks. High jump—1, Hamer ; divided, G. Price and S. Evans. Long jump—I, Hamer ;2, L. Evans. Boot race for boys—l, Turner ; 2, F. Powell ;3, R. Evans. Boys three-leggei race —l, E. Turner and Bounds ; 2, W. I’reeca and A ...
... both ends meet in Kent is at first sight not easy to determine. There are, however, reasons which go far towards explaining the difference. To begin with, good hop lands can be hired at from £1 to 30s in Worcestershire, whereas in Kent they would command ...