... next round by four goals to one. Folkestone, who with Maidstone, Dartford and Ashford have been exempted from the qualifying round ef the Kent Cnp, were at home on Saturday to Maidstone. Maidstone won the toes and had the advantage of the strong wind ...

... Mr. who served his apprenticeship to the heraldic engraving at Mr. Leigh's, Biggiu Street, was afterwards in business at Maidstone, and just after the South African War broke out arrived in Durban, Natal, with the intention of setting business there. like ...

... off the rails came to a stand a ditch. The premier place the Kent Football League was decided Saturday, when Sheppey United played Ash ford and lost by four goal- to nil, thus securing Maidstone the coveted position for the third year in succession. The ...

... compilation of certain returns is not necessary. Private James Marsh, aged seventeen, of the Royal West Kent Regiment, has been remanded at Maidstone the serious charge of shooting a comrade named Rodney Baldwin. A Cheshire lady, Mrs. Hill, jumped or fell ...

... —like that of many other East Kent villages —is a pond—a very useful pond—and from that the road leads up to the church, which presents its eastern apsidal end to the road. To the north east is Church house and the Boot Inn —the latter, with its char ...

... Mail yesterday stated thai two alternative routes are being surveyed in Kent for the purpose of a double line electric railway between London and Dover, One route is via Maidstone, and the other via Chatham. There has been no survey at Dover so far as ...

... Russell Street meet Buck- land United at the Danes. 1 Maidstone and Chatham met Saturday in the Kent League. Play was fast and 1 vigorous, and both goals were visited frequently. White, Maidstone's new back, played a splendid game, and repeatedly stopped ...

... yacht, Golden Eagle. The lady, a Miss Spicer, of 43, Apsley street, Ashford, fell in through accidentally stepping between the quay and the yacht. Hearing screams, Police-constable Fleet went to the rescue, and found that the boatswain of the Golden Eagle ...

... very good testimonials from his Colonel, basket maker; any employ. W. Walkman, Kent Militia Artillery, exemplary jHaracter, musician; messenger. J. Farrell (lame), Kent Artillery fair character, labourer; watchman. Sergeant C. Perry, the Buffs, very ...

... list The Milestone, London road, from T. A. Ames G. Ravenhill; Three Cups, Crabble hill, from A. H. French' to H. H. Norris; Golden Cross, St. James s streeft, from F. R. Cole to E. A. Dane; ro ~ vidence, Trevanion street, from J. H. Meadows (deceased), ...

... journeying to Maidstone,on Saturday, had very little hopes of winning their first Kent League match there, and although this turned out to be so, the game might, easily have been a draw. The difference between the teams rested on the fact that Maidstone kept their ...

... named team by 2—l. FOOTBALL TO-MORROW. Dover to-morrow play Maidstone in the Kent League at Crabb'e. The kick off will' be at 3 o'clock. It will be remembered that in the Kent League match Maidstone earlier in the season, Dover were beaten I —nil after a ...