... borough, are all within easy reach. The looality abounds in magnificent scenery, absolutely unrivalled on any other part of the Kent Coast. Uninterrupted •iews of the German Ocean and of the shipping passing to and from London are obtainable from • most parts ...

... of the Mtn, Climb ascended from the Crystal and in spite of the unions. pitiotie weather. travelled well into Kent descending between Maidstone and Paddock Wood. The pneartigem In the boltoon were Prof. A. K. Hea-1 tington, Mr. C. Y. Pollock. and Mi. CIGARETTE ...

... the roads being an induce- Applicant stated that the cage or. natant to reach the 'oedema by this' curved in Marcia-rd.. Old Kent-rd.. that side of the street which be! menus. The at the railway in a nzed to Bermondsey. A woman, I termini were most animated ...

... ON. ShenhY. 5y Faversham. 2. Gravesend, 1; Church Institute. 1. Chatham, 3: Sittingleourne, 3. KENT SENIOR CUP. Canoed Southend, 1; Derttord. 0. MAIDSTONE LEAGUE. Melling. 4; Aylerford„ 0. tinning, 3; Eccles, LONDON SENIOR CUP.-FOURTH ROUND. Nunlield ...

... Dawes Park, 1. CITY SENIOR LEAGUE. Forest, 1; Anlaby, 0 . THAMF.S AND MEDWAY COMBINATION. Maidstone, 2; Mal4stono Intittute, 1. Oraveeend, 5; Sillingbourne, 1. MAIDSTONE HOSPITAL CUP. tazte rn l . n 2 v , lei t aa 6g A . bon, 0. NORTH LONDON Old Noelians, ...

... Hadley, big. midi Mutineer r. NOKTIIIAIIOToN, Perking; Drennati l land Berridge, Alderton, Chadwick and Marls; !'eel, Nultuu , booted sod Vann. ASSOCIATION. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. FIRST DIVISION. lIPECIA I. PM PONT*. BRISTOL ROVERS V. svannom. A GAME A RIP GAWK ...

... proof by the retire. on the Fiaml question Mr. Balfour • tly would here been fur the heat; villagers of Hildeuhorough, in Kent, pet !sea:alive' of the l'ress to attend the right. although he don't like to hot he has eon e to the conclusion will perform ...

... Peach SIMI Oren sad equalised the wore me n ad nothing further being done the gwas left draws-1 etch. SMUT MATT NATTRNSD. Booting, however, was not long dela I for Watson. profiting by another by Archer. pouneod on the ball emily sent it into the net. ...

... colleet.aea attention by higher fence was pet are, so that 'miff s Mc Co . GRAND NATIONAL. BgiL:ira or m r7 LATEST. Lied. boot a,. indite' irreellinidb r io questions tbe horses could not really see what o .. CITY SUBURBAN HANDICAP. It I. set_s_ game ...

... 111, of us Sep s i c but long will It The DIKNAP.--lAMO 111 will be ii r ai4 Tagil° Mum 10 require . For game will not the golden eggs, for your heavy lend but gas limo Glass WO mar. 7 _Line rig and then the consumer win won the rate a a bushel pm square ...

... his so • ton Wharf. Meltereses PATTIIIN OWES PAIL ~ 88.1 • dere, s its he moth after 044 woe said ond . r . P is s. d emo es Kent. and I th o c o ml. 'Wok in, AlO voted to the Medusa. no t lis • d his sae fie p r i m . Themes Aged., peneergatlensileelety ...

... seeks —Post Gigue, Tontine Folkestone, Kent. Newman. Alfred.—Lest seen In the Went Ham Hospital about seven years sm. Brother William inquires.—W. Newman. 103, Ifookwoed, Epsom. Osborne. Charles Henry.—tact seen Kent eight years ago. fillter Harriett to ...