... Mrs. Feilowes, Mr. anl ills. (Displays cheque for i 60,000.) .. (The Spirit of Kent speaks:) haw. \i„„{ Ninel Playfair, Air. and .01 rv cxAr'CRQ ...

... GAZETTE Friday May 5, TP* BANKRUPTCY ACTS, 1883 AND 1890. ADJUDICATIONS. Maidstone.—William Reynolds, 18, Wyatt Stre builder. Rochester.—Harry Allen, 23, Albert Road, Belvode Kent, butcher. Prom the LONDON GAZETTE, of Tuesd. May 9. THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS ...

... best.—St. George®s Canterbury. CHANGE RINGING. — Opn Easter Monday te® members of the Kent County Association OF Change Ringers rang on the Cathedral bells & peal of Kent Treble Bob Royal, 5,000 changes, ¥ 3 hours 32 minates; tenor 20 cwt. The ringers were ...

... atone and the best Kents 65., while the general ruu of Kent wethers marie from ss. 6>l. to ss. 10J. Pigs were pton'iful ; roasters made from fld. to 9s. and large hogs Bp. to Bs. od. per score. ASHFORD WOOL MARKET. Tuesday, March 24tu. Kent fleeces were sold ...

... hrmbs. Kent ewes Ruler. . Kent shearing ewes.—l Mr. W. M ooilruff; Mr. Pet ley; r Mr. W. K. Long. Captain Irby’s special prize for best pen Kent shearling ewes drawn from a flock breeding ewes, not exceeding 150. 1 Mr. AV. ; r Mr. Chas. Petley. Kent wether ...

... doubtless hundreds in Kent) are invited to subscribe, be their station in li f e what it may, their contributions what they may between the limit* of penny and a pound. Contrary decisions have been come to by the East Kent and West Kent magistrates the question ...

... Quotations remain stationary as follow:—7d. for Kent fleeces and 4d. for lamb wool ; balf-breds, 7d.; and Downs from 9d. to lOd. per lb. 4. Boot Allovpiioo for ('amp.—Tim allowance for extra wear of boots will paid out on Wednesday. at 8.30 p m., at Canterbury ...

... extensive toon. Board or otherwise. No children; quiet w()rks t Tyne. Mr. Johnson learned to bouse'.—J-ll■, 2, Kent dloa, Tankerton, Kent. hf , atta ,i the affe of eightyseven. OYSTER SHARES FOR SALE. 5 or 10 SHARES The Dean and Chapter Canterbury have ...

... extent of 1C . Mr. Drake dsfeoded. It appeared from the evidence of both parties that Mezz mi was playing bis organ outside the Kent Arms on September 3rd when Tanton drove up with bis omnibus. Defendant requested him move on, and Mnzioni wfntfrom the front ...

... of the Active Service Contingent of the Volunteer Battalion the Queens Own Royal Weet Kent Regiment, onder Capt. Morphsw, and a few members of ciher corpe. being .boot sixty reciplsnts. Tbs next fixture o the Association Is Cinderella dance to hsldatths ...

... out by the City Surveyor (Mr. A. C. Turley) during the year KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Kent County Cricket Club was held on Monday afternoon at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross. Viscount Hardinge, the retiring ...

... JOURNAL AND FARMERS’ GAZETTE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1904. Ilia proposed lo form Muiica! (J)mpetitlve Festival for the county of Kent similar those already established in many parts of the country, which hive been attended with most satisfactoryresults and ...