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... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Quarter Sessions for Weet Kent were held the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Thursday, 1 before the Rt. Hon. G. J. Talbot, M.P., and other magistratee, amongst whom were Mr Comwallis, M.P., Mr R. J. Balston, Mr Joseph Baker ...
... President drive to the Exhibition there were cries Vive les Boers, and the British Ambassador was booted. The officers' mess tent of the 3rd V.B. West Kent Volunteers encamped at Shorncliffe was destroyed fire on Friday night. Owing to the gale, the hanging ...
... who ha, been out befo.e ; a man bevy k• boots. persoallt. or by ktter. Mrs Straw , . tipeldbuut, Eastbourne. ANTS!) instnediatelv. two inside. VI Cook.u, kr- ii and tious•-rarlaur ; age. 21 ; to a doen knives, boots. 6e. ; wool sirnation. —State age, wages ...
... Snodland ground to witness a contest between Maidstone Invicta and Snodland in the Maidstone League. This i* Junior League, yet it can command a crowd 2,000 people for ordinary game ; whilst, on the other hand, the Kent Senior Cup Final only exceeds that attendance ...
... • • Timber Fellers.— Apply William Bowen. Halstead, near Sevenoako; NNTANTED. a Lad, about 16, to live in the house; clao boots, knives. etc,, assist in garden and stable; good milker; three cows kept—Apply Edward Young, Hawkhoret. ml 9 VOUNG MAN Wanted; ...
... Company, a chap the 2nd Volunteer I. tt. came from New trosa way. The poor fellow was bad nearly all the time we were at Maidston*. but cot worse the voyage, and died Thnrada morning at 1.55, and was buried at t.30. don t want to see another funeral at ...
... frieada ; l) good character ..aserr.ial.—Apply High Se.booll. 4, Woodvide, Gravesend. COOK GENERAL w3nted ; housemaid kept; no V boot cleaning or washing ; good holiday.; wages £l4l.—Mrs Ha , •'Ockharas, Edenb-idge. Bent. ru24 _ g - .OOE-GENERAL wanted, shout ...
... for instance. fetched jBl 2s 6d, and whiskv bottle! A WEST KENT VOLFNTEER'S EXPERIENCE AT CAPE TOWN. member of the detachment raising from the Ist and 2nd Battalions of the Royal West Kent Regiment written describing the voyage and the arrival at Cape ...
... small injuries, and also the horse, but the cart was wrecked. UCKFIELD. russrLL AND CO.. GOLDEN SOOT, CCE. FIELD, call attention to their super.oe stock ot ' Boots and Shoes, of every deseriptioo, to nut all classes of customers. A trial to reaptetfully ...
... June 12th, 1900, at a'elaek, the exceedingly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE known as GREAT « FISH HALL, in the pariah of Hadlow, Kent, and comprising a total area of about 326 acres divided as follows:— Lot 1. very dasirable and most produc- » tive freehold ...
... Boorman (pro irietor 41 Kent Messenger, the Maidstone Radical newspaper), F. H. Simpkins and W. ' 3. Hill (the reporters employed on the paper). Qualification, £o ...
... Mafeking shared last Saturday by the emcfor.es Charles Day. builder en£»ed the extensive alterations Bella Vista for O. Kent, Esq., , Mr Kent very rfariarouslv gave orders for all hands to work half-past eleyen. and, having provided a good lunch on the la«rn ...