Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ' tit bits. ' but *e must eudea. our to show the aforesaid powers that we Appreciate the favour. The encounter between Maidstone and Folkes tone i* kure to a keen one. The clubs are very matched this year and party feelinz runs higb, to that we may s*e ...
... Mayfield. Snseex. 44 BOOT Trade. Wanted a smart Yonth fo the Shop, about 15. Apply, 31, Moun Pleasant, Tunbridge Wells. 43 GENERAL Servant wanted, one not bee: out before not objected to; comfort able easy place; three in familv. Jarvis Kent House. Bromley ...
... your children are hard wearers on boots try the Conqueror S ...
... the Fund now amount to £2,574 13s 9d. BOROUGH OF TUNBRIDGI WELLB. KENT YEOMANRY EQUIPMENT FUND. His Worship the Major has received the following further contributions towards the Kent Yeomanrv Equipment Fund : £ a. Mrs Coulson James 110 Miss A. Lloyd ...
... the table. The co amission appointed the Kent Asaocia tion to enquire into the Affair on the Lower Dec. 23rd, sat at the Restaurant, Maidstone, oi Friday last, under the chairmanship of Mr J I Welch (sec. Kent League) —Mr and M Colebrooke (captain) attended ...
... Brighton. ENERAL Servant wanted, one not l»een out oefore not objected to; comfort*• 'i three in familv. Jarvis, Kent House, Hrnml** Common. Kent. ®fXNTED, at once, good Plain Cook*▼. General, one other servant kept; 3 in family; good wage* given; one who ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Quarter Sessions for West Kent were held at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Thursday, before the Rt. Hon. G. J. Talbot, M.P., and other magistrates, amongst whom were Mr Oornwallis, M.P., Mr R. J. Bsdston, Mr Joseph Baker ...
... 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 ...
... will take a Girl (16) a few hours daily for English, French, Music, and Drawing—Apply letter, L.T., care of Kent Time? and Chronicle. Maidstone. 9, GROCER s assist N Bit» I ation in Grocery, etc. Good references- Disengaged ; age 24. Address, K. Hartley ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...