... celluloid box. The Rev. Mr. riardcastlc, the vicar of All Saints’, Maidstone, met with severe acci dent on Sunday. was leaving his house when he was knocked down by a tram-car running between Maidstone and Loose. Told in the Courts. A cigarette picture-card found ...

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... for the purpose of analysis, only one was found have been adulterated. 1 the King’s shoemaker, and made the first pair of boots his Majesty ever wore,” exclaimed bent and grey-haired old man. whom Mr. Plowden discharged at Marylebone Policecourt. The ...

... of 1936. Skeleton believed to be that of a dane and over 1,000 years old was found by workmen laying a water main at Maidstone, Kent. Series of 14 engravings, representing scenes in the lives of members of the Royal Family of France, has been presented ...

... the famous Middlesex cricketer, is joining as a lieutenant Maidstone detachment of the 4th Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment. Mr. Warner lives in the old world village of Bearsted, near Maidstone. The mile professional roller skating championship was decided ...

... Some content themselves by touching its outer wall or the door, others raise the door knocker, and yet others scrape their boots, even if they need not scraping, on the scraper at the entrance. Whilst, by reason of its dinginess, Walpole would not accept ...

... Chastity (White). Tibshelf-Glory (Bronze), Barbara (Rose-Pink), Imperial-Yellow. Autumn Gold, Oldlands-Pink, Rose-Princess, Golden-Gem. Wendv (Amber), Pa*»e (Bronze). Carona (Orange), Mixed-Koreans. I.ATF.S: Imperial-Pink, Pink-Delight. Lilac Wonder. Crensa ...

... welcomed by the Duke of York. Fifty village blacksmiths of Kent showed specimens dn an interesting exhibit wrought ironwork organised by the Kent Kura? Community Council at the Bath and West Show, Maidstone. resolution was passed by the Ileal Teachers’ Conference ...

... Darlington Guardians. Tho Rot. B. W. Btannus, rector of Arrow, near Alcester, and the Hon. Mra. Stannus have just celebrated their golden wedding. Private Doherty, R.A.M.C., was found hanged at the huts Hounslow Heath, lit bad seen twenty-four years’ service. ...

... “I’ve had three baths this week. more for me.” was the reply of a pauper official at Chelsea Workhouse, where arrived without boots, having sold his for drink. He was sent to month's hard labour by the Westminster magistrate for refusing to obey the workhouse ...