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... receiving their guests. From a flagstaff the municipal banner floated, and on either, side were armorial shields with the arms of Kent and Sussex. Here the mace-bearer, in' full uniform, announced each guest on arrival, and Mr Alderman Stone and his charming ...
... Alfred W. Tawney, Maidstone; 3, 1 antes Hol>ert Bonny, Maidstone; he, Edward Barry, Sittingbourne; c, James B. « Blaekman, Ashford. Light Horse Class : 1, A. H. Cooper, 78, Pa!ao»- ] road, Bromley: 2, A. E. Killick, London-road. I Maidstone; 3, T. E. Taylor ...
... 1 : ri the West Kent •' 1 sitting writing this i with the work it has done. We sleep with all | our things on, straps and all. The following letter has been received from Private J. F. May, Volunteer Co., 2nd Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment. Field ...
... 61 Canary Guano per tin, 6«L and 1 0 Pure Ichthemie Guano per tin, 6d. and 1 KENT COUNTY SEED STORES, HIGHJiISTREETjBANK: STREET,I;&S4BrWEEK .STRE' MAIDSTONE. ...
... Church parade at Maidstone, the inevitable parting glass, and then we were marched Maidstone, headed _bv Colonel Ward and the officers and band of the West Kent Yeomanry- shall never forget that day. it was awfully exciting, and Maidstone and the surrounding ...
... that body in March, for one of the Maidstone Borough wards, and his re-election both in l«i> and was unopposed. His term of ffice would have expired in March next. For twelve rears he was Chairman! ...
... present included Messrs. F. W. (Maidstone), R. J. jThomas, hou. see. (Aylesbury), H. A. Giles, as*>»rant hon. sec. (We«tnitii*terK, A. K.Nichols (Folkestone , J. M. Knight (Mile End. >. H Collins (Hrheld). W. Terrell (Ashford, Kent), F. J. Kayner (Vewhaven) ...
... refused to let the West Kent my great satisfaction they told me to cake ooium&nd Captain of the 2nd Middlesex ) Co., and (taking 14 my West Kent Co. Troop to make them up to strength) to join Clements. was shame not to take toe West Kent, they were the strongest ...
... housemaid and w i«*. Geoo charactas Wait £ '.♦> Mr*. Sinifk, Loddmgton, Maidstone. nijSM PKKHON ani hear of high clan* Agency without «Wby Gixxl remuaeration suitable nan. Ad«lfi-i Fund*. Kent Tims» Oflte*. Mm Istons. V ANTED Groom (wngle har.ded), V» 2T> veara ...
... of rmi. Surgeon-Capt. Oliver also responded, referring the work of the Maidstone Company, Me lical Itaff Corps, South Africa. The Chairman next gave the toast. Success to Mid-Kent Agricultural Association. said rhen taking up the balance-sheet of the ...
... arms. Surgeon-Capt. Oliver also responded, referrin to the work of the Maidstone Company, Medics Staff Corps, in South Africa. The Chairman next gave the toast, Success t the Mid-Kent Agricultural Association.** He sai when taking up the balance-sheet ...
... grown and managed sample, grown exhibitor in Mid Kent, 1900 —Second prize given by the Anglo Continental Guano Company—l, Mr W Rogers, Farningham; 2, J Taylor, Barnes Place, Hadlow. Ditto in the Weald of Kent, or Sussex, 1900—1st prixe given by Messrs W H ...