... KENTISH EXPRESS A.,11) ASHFORD NEWS, MARCH 8, 1902 Dartford and Swansrombes tried conclusions in I the Kent League competition on Saturday at Swanscombe. The game started pleasantly enough with • glorious sunshine, but the weather loon began to frown ...

... to the church and Chart Court, and if you follow this road further south you find yourself in Pluckley and then the Weald of Kent. The Rectory, which we have paused in this road, , approached by a grand avenue of elm trees. 'Some parts of the building are ...

... the wvaael and stoat, but moth larger. ilotinelicd (leth century), mentions •• poled, lopstart, smell. Is the word known in Kent! Mr. very informing letter reminds we of tso cases in which a man was attacked by a pack of wranzin One roan 'was the guard ...

... only fitty•two years of age, was partner in the legal firm r.! Wightwick and Kingsford . sad held many appointments in East Kent, Both professionally and socially Mr. was greatly esteemed. Friday'. contained following bankruptcy acticee:—Receiving Order—Alfred ...

... Company Imperial Yeomanry; Lieutenant G. Elgood, 2nd West Kent Regiment, and Lieutenant E. C'. Norman, and East Kent Regiment. Seeond.Lieutensot H. F. Faudel-Phillips, West Kent Millya, has bees gives • commission is the stls Lancers. Second-Lieutenaat Arthur ...

... the of Ten a.m. eel pm. to the Inrptet.on of all rem rime due the Audit MANCH, R I. Street. Maidstone. to the of To,tort of Kent County Laostx Anhur HMS KENT COUNTY CONTRAtu 'J AE AND REPAIR OF MAIN FOR To ,E 5102 . COMMENCESO TWE MAY. 11.1. ending ...

... Hill. Srowleg, Kent WANT - ED gotiel General. kept -Mrs. - Hornig. 4. Sinkage. are . yerroce. Fi r k entor,e N TE - D - Ge ne ant 'Working - 22;•seWr to two farmhouse, road. one mile from able to rook and do work sinclehanded, boy foe boots and krnsies-State ...

... the property was vrithdrawn. - YCOMEN'a?TIN. Lord Harris entertained the Ashford troop of the Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles to supper at the Kent Arms on Monday evening. There were also present Second. Lieutenant De La Rue, Sergt•Major Fisher, Sergeants ...

... • • T --- 0 a 0 I Possibly the fact that the Kent Cup eat on snow •+eees _ . .._ ma the ground on Monday mening, when Ashford Ti e s et Durham was on Wednesday selected w Melted Sistingbourne in the Kent League. with gli the of etas-aril of the Club ...

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... gising roles per tbounand anoint oft i ß 1696 aad 9.3. 7be birth.r•i• thou to deeliao, bat was wet perullar to Maidstone. 110.01 t Wrrtf E KENT ACIEWT. S . SECOND CABIN OR STEERAOB AL 2l, N vta am. ALL LINES REPREED Addroms— J. GROUT, Frr REEF. ASHFORD ...

... the international matcher: Treys (Maidstone). Miss W. Trew (Maidstone), Mn. (Deal), Mn. Ryder Richardson (Deal), Miss Gully (Deal), Miss Ward (Folkestone), Mrs. Stanley Stubbs (Barham Dooms), Mrs. W. A. Hill (Maidstone), Mrs. llackeson (Blackheath). Miss ...