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... expectations to prevent him answering his country's call. , Maidstone in the headquarters, and depot exceedingly busy with the innumerable details of organisation, and all the umrars of the West Kent I'egiment are lending their as-istam-e. with Colonel Ward ...
... with defective Maui .*.u».l » -Ml n-w on the teeth (seal • .;.>y c weM-known _a i. '. Lo-.«ion, W.C HiKICI LTVRAL. - The l Kent Agrirt'-. ral tsar* i sa's >how will ..t Maidsttraa. Wea-eadajr, July i is out. and may be had , Boa. Srt ~ llr. K. A. llamilten ...
... househoy.— r23_ ANTr.D, WORKMAN, MS* to all work; wif* to tie hops; good cottage and garden.—Johu Body and Son, Wittersham, Kent. f23r AXTED, WAITERS, Porters, Oardeoers; also Oetlers, and Man and Wife, Cooks, Cook- Generals, and several youag (servant*; ...
... appointed to a post the literary staff of the Christian Herald. YEOMANRY TRAINING. — The West Kent Yeomanry are in training at Knole Park, near Maidstone, and, in the absence of the Hon. T. A. Brassey, Lord Camden is in command. Everyone should see and ...
... position. Subscriptions will be thankfully acknowledged tbe Observer. • Mid-Kent Agricultural Association. President The Hon. R.\P. Nevill. SIXTH GRAND SUMMER SHOW, Lock Meadow, Maidstone, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th, 1901. Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Butter, Home-made ...
... — A. Miles, Cutler and Optician, 4, Grorge-street, Hastings. MID KENT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.—The pro6peots of the cJbove Association's Sixth Summer Show, whioh is to held at Maidstone on July 10th next, are decidedly promising, and given fine weather ...
... P. Cheshire. Acceptance or otherwise issued tbe next evening. Mid-Kent Agricultural Association. President . - - The Hon. R. P. Neril). SIXTH GBAND SUMMER SHOW, Lock Meadow, Maidstone, WEDNESDAY, LV 10th, 1901. Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Butter, Home-i ade ...
... 42, Alfred-mad. Hastini'B. Kent. MI-DETACH two gitting-rooms, bedrooms, and two good attics; both (h. and c); perfect sanitation; garden, ureenhouse; paddock if required; charming neightvnuxhood. --Thomas Wood. Tenterdon. Kent.. TO let, Highneld, Slurry ...
... TRADE.—Wanted, in tiattmge or StT Leonards, boot aod shoe, or leather and grindery, or Urge repairing Business; partnership in the first might entertained; boo a-a must boar every inveetigation.-Apply Boot, Observer Office, Hastings. A3 OTTAGE wanted ...
... Rothschild, Tring, '* ol!y Brown, sy. lm. lw., sire Golden Lad: 11., dam Browny's Beauty, bred C. Sueni (imported): 2. Mrs. Charlotte Mcintosh. Havering Park. Essex. Emmeline, 3y. Sm. Sw., sire Golden Fern's Lad, dam Royal Pet TV., bred by Mr. Le Cocq ...
... 1902:—Male*, 28; ij under ten, 0; total. 29. Visitor. W, 3. Oc-kenden. MID-KENT. CULTURAL ASSOCIATION.—The seventh Summer Show erf the Mid-Kent Agricultural Association will held Maidstone Wednesday. July 2nd. AT DINNER. Mr. Freeman-Thomas. M.r., was amongst ...
... two sitting, three bed, tnd one dressing room, near station, church, and post office.—Apply R.A, 38, garth street, Ashtord, Kent «2« let, 26. RUSSELL-STREET (centre o( town), in two parts, three room*. 7i. od. week; three ditto, 6s. 6d.; no taxes. —Key ...