... Aorieultnr© ha« ks..«rl *1 fll stono. Pork also fair trade: choice small Ashford, Maidstone, Tunbridge Wells, wishes for tho welfare of her regiment. VALUING.—This important Mid-Kent parish mg statement slmw in.r th« 1 ° roasters mad© to Is. per score ;at d ...

... London, the Headmasters of Rugby and Balliol, Lord George Hamilton, Sir James Lyall, the Vicar of Croydon, the Chairman of the Kent County Council, Mr. Laurence Hardy, M.P., Sir Leslie Rundle, Lord Avebury, Lord Harris, Mr. Charles Stewart Hardy, Mr. F. S ...

... MnJatoiie ould like to see an amalgamationof gardeners Sfa,, cheerful and Intereeliug iham aP. (Applauee.) ocietieg in East Kent. He showed how he though Vdov welijme that day, a»d thay | . fc ible to be done and the utility of , flr / glad to for their ...

... vicar-, COMPLIMENT TO COLLECTOR. j, in are - ~~ age of St. Stephen’s, four five years ago. CLASS 1. CHEAP PREPAID ADVERTISEMENT Kent Autumn Assizes will open at Maid- Canon Venn will succeed Canon Hichens as PROFITABLE PIPS. Competition No- 1 j~ ™'\ , a *ai ...

... Slates. I have taken the trouble to fiiufrout facts. In 1907 the United Stites exported boots and shoes to the value of £2,331,665. United Kingdom exported boots and shoes value of £1,986,071. Now on the compulation of informant value expor»od by the ...

... 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 ...

... ]'hntg & rema; ks, and heartily carried. | mo Ry e a;f “W 475 k MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION | is i), °ra) ‘%“3'l weeting of the Kent and Sussex HO% By #2q 1 Ater Manufacturers’ Association and ng i W ltfid' wo *ter Bottlers’ Trade Protection Society, 3P A “8 ...

... Rev. Dr. Elwyn Lewis (Kent County B(!l‘eta.ry). There has been a large attendance % members during tue past week, and two tournaln.°°tB, “A” and “B” have been commenced. The ¥inner of the former will receive the medal of the ;'K_ent County Chess As-ociation ...

... 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 ...

... in default of paying „ d with Parson Ga-saway.” Mr. H. Amos said he took tins question • THE KENTISH OBSERVER, Bu(fs (East Kent Regiment), died at his residence, of 23. 6d. and 9s. 9d. costs he was sent to Mr. (entering the nursery • Why, hop pickers ...

... STABLE. | j ni..Jff THE CANTEEBHRY JOURNAL AND FARMEBB GAZifiTE- aATPBDAY, JANUABY 8, _ informed were shown you and you EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS PREPAID countv-ms. \ ™ ~- I 'file polling at Dover is fixed for Saturday I called_*to see you, but was informed ...

... 20 a.m. —London and forward. • 10.5 a.m.—Canterbury, Kent, Surrey, and Sussex. 12.20 p.m. —London and forward. * 1.45 p.m. —London and forward, Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, and Maidstone. • 2.10 p.m. —Canterbury, Ashford, Folkestone, _Sandgate ...