... PROM SIR 8. The Kentitk Exprtn k publishing letter* from prominent men in Kent on Mr Chamberlain's pro- ( poavls. The following k from Sir B. H. . (formerly M.P. for Maidstone): Sir,—l glad to learn that yon are gathering the opinion of leading Kentish ...

... Ow tem •u 7 Illlde. Mftrios flour.. Borrow. WCEi•k Broom, Catark •ml Boot. meat & sale sod a Eat.. Trarrc. Enuitabla. Radio. and Magnifico moot a air? a half. I W. DALSCY'S Wilfrul •0.1 Pickle Peat • ml:e • quarter. LAMBTOVS ITadumeooe vent • ani a quarter ...

... 7*d. 21b, 4d; BUT it is Paint VARNISH that does credit, 1/2 pint Success EVEBtwBBaBi-i «m traatunr of BoSoran from for and boot with PUKB HERBS, toll 700 otndidly ot the fttvt whether I will be BooeeeetoL Call and the tcetimoniala PROFESSOR BATMOMD, Charlotte ...

... Klisaoctb A. Graham, both of North Shielda. Dbowk—STOKßß.—At St James' Church, Leith, June Htfa, Charles Y. Brown, of Maidstone, Kent, to Minnie, youngest daughter of the lata Tboa. Stoker, spirit merchant. North Shields. ...

... Waugh 8 HELIOPSIS Holland SANS PECHB H Smyth 8 7 PUMA Hanley 8 FESTIVE Hanley ASCOT FROCK D-Pennant 8 7 GOLDEN ISLAND Thrale 8 J —MAIDSTONE WELTER PIATK ot 100 aova.—One mile and hs’f. * K Young Josephs, of Watlsend, a prominent young boxer, due appaaz ...

... —About 2 miles and 25 vards. GOLDEN SQUARE I Anthony 11 12 SPAR R Bennett 11 AUCTION POOL Holland ll TRUNK CALL Private 11 •TIMMY .TAMES Stalbrldge 4 BLUFFER F Morgan 11 1 ST TEWDRIC Beeby 11 1 WEST KENT Hobbs 11 1 TOROKU Blair 10 7 ...

... Sherwood, aged 17. and his address is stated to be Devon Buildings. Tooley Siren, London. Mr Shersood West Kent General Hoe. i•ital, Maidstone, and his condition is graVe. lie was seriously burned, and in addition he received other injuries. THROE OF ...

... Church, Tweedmouth, on Thursday. His bride was Miss Margaret Joan Altwood. eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs C. Attwood, Maidstone, Kent. She wore a two-piece of maroon colour with accessories tone. Best man was Dvr. R. Percy, brother of the groom, while ...

... Buxton Lancashire. Ist innings. 350 for 9 dec. Derby, Ist innings. 61 for 3. Rain stopped play. GLOUCESTERSHIRE v KENT At Bristol. Kent. 228. Gloucester, Ist innings, 238 for 3. SO At MERSET Bath v LEICESTERSHIRE Somerset, Ist innings, 246: 2nd innings ...

... came bushes. Or boot-trees grtwr Lady's Slipper Should potatoes thrown broadcast Like that picture ** The Sower.” Now they’ve taken an allotment. And with confidence unbounded freely of grand ” King Edwards,” *’ Arran Chiefs” and “Golden Wonders,” Yard ...

... 21 1 4 . . 2» . Field bowled three n^ballb KENT v. LANCASHIRE. (At Maidstone.) (Kent won l>y wickoU.) LANCASHIRE Ist inns,, 138; 2nd inns.. 88, KENT I inn*., 220; 2nd inn*.. 27 for 1. . Kent won inninps and runs.) Aft-m holding ...

... on ber boots bore the name J. Burnett, Menningbam Lane, Bradford. At Newcastle Cathedral on Saturday, Mils Kathleen Ellison Oliver, da.righter Sw Thomas Oliver, was married to Staff Captain Kingsley Dykes, M.C. of the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Resninent ...