... 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 ...

... Situations Uacant. BOOT Trade.—Three- Rounders, able to finish own work, repair when necessary (bench and sat) oermaneut work guaranteed, w1llin to etve Ta«es.—Ten Kins and Sons, Llandovery. 531n CSJ ANTED Immediately,good ail-round Baker.—ApoTy m Hiley ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Watmough, reported missing, are wounded and in hospital. From general at Cape Town. Mlonday:- Erase from list of killed-2ud East Kent Real- iment-Private A. Collard: 1st Battalion Velsh| Regiment---Privates 5699 H. Jones ant C. Small, I previously reported ...

... FOR INWVALID SOLDIEPRS. Captain Leonard Bracsey. of the West Kent' Yeonmanry. has offered the War Office the nse of i a large house on his estate. Pce..'n Hall AIes- lord, near Maidstone_ f;o ao it tnrsncx di.snbled sold'er s during their cotivalesecenve ...

... Demob was elrien bowleg. L wad then lamb Aire hueb. the &Wedmore hafted grew, leeryaeed. Dix. tad woo she =bat Deena after booted •so hall Iltektrood fell to thee at Matte mew sow dewpienteir bet =like thaw. end4l nue tom added. Theo kith bigeoro left ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...