... Amriss, Loose ,Kent. stone quarry proprietor,' 6jed., first and final. Sept .12, Offcial Reaiver, Maidstone-TI. Lester, lately Maldstone. saddler, 4z. * first and final, Sept. 12, Official Rooelver, Mfaidstono-C. stltting, Maidstone, sitationer, 3s. ...

... Dpublic meeting was held in the chapel, at which Mor S. 1. Lewiis T resided. Addresses wsre givon by the chairmaa, Mfr W. 1.. K~ent, afternoon superintendent, 7WT. J. Harvey, and the Rev J. T. Bennett, superin- 7tendent mInister. Selections from the anniversary ...

... (Scotland) Act, 1899. A New Biography. Mr Barry O'Brien, a London journalist, whoso connection with the Speaker is well known, won golden opinions with his biography of Par- nell. It i pleasing;to hear that the family of the late Lord Russell of Killowen have ...

... reet, Greenwich. licenwed vic- tualler, Jzn. 311, at ?? T. Jenning-s. Grevnirlen. Market, Kent, cutler. Jan. Yo, at I-Fe. Beville de Fue Painuter, Catlord, Kent, electrical engineer, Jan. 30, at ?? F. Brackeuoury, Fuutioruugh, ochoo;ainaiter. Jan.-l6 ...

... under W opsie-see J Popsio Wopsie. KRUGER'S BOOTS, This is a story of Mrs Ellis, the wife of a shoeniaker some time resident in Pretoria. President Kruger once weont r to their shop for a pair of boots. The y old man (meaning Mr Kruger) under- s stood ...

... to all, I say Adieu, MR EDWARD LEIGH, as Captain Jackson, in The Golden Ladder. Our British sons are known as brave and free; Our own we always hold on land or sea. In Tie Golden Ladder didn't Frenchy try To make lolse charges and our lads defy ? As ...

... Selnse ot the terini So much so that in I anuary, 1899, lie was appointed Military A'';wfhe at W\athliniton, where lhe iainicd golden opiniions, anli made hosts of ,l . d l. lpe vwas attached to the lteadq1uarteis ot the U. S. Army diring the Sal afli--A.mericaI ...

... surrendered, but Olivier refused to recog- nise his authority and got away. Roux also got; some wagons and guns out of the Golden Gate before our troops blocked it.. Those who got out, however, refnsed to leave their comrades, and returned and surrendered ...

... bluejackets arrived at Maidstone on Saturday for recruiting purposes. This is a unique incident so far as the county town is concerned. It is stated ?? bluejackets have been instructed to visit ali the towns and villages in West Kent. SCENE AT THIE CRYSTAL ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Henry Burney, of the 1st Battalion Gordon Hignlanders, who is slightly wounded, belongs to Maidstone, Kent H~e was gazetted second lieutenant in the 39th Regiment on 39th January, 1878, a nd transferred to the 75th Regiment A ...

... aldertnao, sheriff, mayor, and finallv as trr .t'-tUr, an ?? which he ha hrli for rfs'*ren years. Iu 1892 Mr Smith celebrated his golden wedding. The Homo-conming of 'Morpeth Volunteers.-On T-re-day, at a pub't 2 meeting., summoned by the Mayor (Alolermian G ...

... Room 1803, March, tie regiment was embodied at Derby. „ May 18, Marched from Derby to Dover, but halted at Maidstone May 30. „ July 1, From Maidstone to Cox Heath. „ Aug. 23, Cox Heath Camp to Chatham. „ Nov. 22, Chatham to Canterbury. 1804, Jure 25, Caniero- ...