... EXECUTIONS IN KENT. No further executions are to take place Maidstone Prison. This-.decision, it is underatood. has been arrived at by the Prison Commissioners consequence the undesirable effect Whjclf the carrying out. capital sentences i, known to produce ...

... '. •(«(.»vr« ' OJisiix/jPtesnui't »BOOT POLISH By the Way. YORKSHIRE STelmrinth Thursday, October 21st, 1920, Current jVotes. AT the time of writing there has been no development in the direction of peace in the coal world, against which may be put the ...

... between tramps and genuine working men in search employment, was di.- cussed at conference of representatiTca of the Kent Poor Law unions Maidstone. It was stated that during the last year there had been a decrease of more than 14,000 in the number casuals relieved ...

... there was an epidemic of lead robberies from the roofs of mansion houses in Kent. In one night no less than 18 tons of lead was stripped from the roof of a large mansion near Maidstone. About the same time a bronze cannon, weighing nearly half a ton, disappeared ...

... Miners’ Hospital to celebrate their golden wedding. In several of the printing works at Stockholm (Sweden) yesterday the men resumed work, hut the majority of the printers still maintain the strike. Motorists in Kent are petitioning the county council ...

... suite, frocks, and two pairs of boots were given away, a number of oranges and sweets were the helpers were Messrs. George Hall, *,■ White ley, Sondford, Mrs. Wilson, and Misses * 4rr . Kent and Hall. OLD MAN’S GOLDEN RULES. Henry Harvey, aged 82, man ...

... shattered the bursting of old muzzle-loading fowlingpieoe which was using. For the first time for some years in Kent the capture of a golden oriole is reported, a residenof Wootton having secured a male bird in excellent plumage. The Hon. Charles Alexander ...

... added witness, Maidstone will soon let you know it.” Replying to further questions, witness characterised as absolute fabrication tho statement of the man Brown that he said him “You have broken the heart of the man who laid the golden ■res ' The suggestion ...

... Orris Boot .- -Armstrong 1 Mr N. Kent's Past Master .. Woodland a aMr S. Hill-Wood's Bad News - W. Elsey 712 Mr J. Cast's Belle Prom esse W. Slsey 7 8 3. J. Percy's Bed Prince II —Fsma Raisin C. Wilt en's Kitty Tar . _ . Private 3 7 Kent's Brokenhearted ...

... A SMALL SCORE. Middlesex’ Poor Show Against Kent. Thi« morning: at Maidstone in dull weather Middlesex, haxing the team announced, began batting with Robertson and Lee; against Fairserviro and Woolley. Kent include Wood, Hedges and Dutnall, second eleven ...

... 2 5 KOKORO (Mr Corry) H Whiteman a 12 MONTCLAIR (Mr Davis) .Roberts a 12 7 ONQ coi* (Mr Forbes) J Beary a 12 8 WEST KENT (Mr Francis) Powell a 12 SERKE CHOICE (Mr Freeman) Hamey a 12 Oee) Champneys a 32 11 PEDIGREE (Mr Oore) Gore a «n RI^L! ...

... that .> small boot sj much * neater tluui big boot. That's where makes a mistake. am not going ten any man to have boots too large fer hint Thiire surer way producing crop corns) the feet ban i»y wearing boots that are too large. Bi. ...