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... DELICIOUS KENT CHERRIES. MADE FROM DELICIOUS KENT CHERRIES. MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. QRANTS MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. QRANTS MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY. QUEEN'S AND SPORTSMAN QUALITIES. QUEEN'S AND SPORTSMAN S QUALITIES. T. GRANT & SONS, MAIDSTONE. KENT. JAPPS’ COCOA ...
... Birmingham. luini'ton. . itniKlaiid. R., 20. iA«e St., off Stretlord Rd., C.-on-M.. Manchester. Miss, 73. Griffin Ril.. Plvmistead. Kent. Rhodes. Jas., 17, Wild St.. Lees. nr. Oldham. www. .lon, s K. IH. Silver St.. Cambridge. Rawson. P.. Windsor Rd.. Bridge. ...
... vessels navea rotai uisprscemenb ol 61.900 tons, with engines whose collective horsepower is 88,000. Typical of them is H.M.S. Kent, important as being the first of her kind, which will in future be known as The Coaat Class. She is a twin-screw armoured ...
... Domestic Street, Holbeck. Sapper J. Emmott (23), labourer, 10, Leamington Ter- 4 race, Sapper G. F. Frosdick (20), labourer, 25, Kent Street, , Ellerby Lane. eeds. ‘Sapper Hudson (21), bricklayer, Leamington Ter- race, i ‘ttle (24), labourer, 5, Macaulay Street ...
... THE FIFTY POUND PRIZE. Rev. J. B. S. WATSON, M.A., Chaplain, H.M. Prison, Maidstone. (1365) Five Prizes, each Ten Pounds. Kvans, Mrs. E., Benbow Road, Hammersmith Gregory, E. E., Huntingdon Street, Kingsland Road, N.E. Noddall, Miss K., Lynion Lome Park ...
... : Y.irka. Dyers Ori. Vl*. ed.; Boot* Pref.. d*. W. cd.: Me.ypcle Dairy Fief.. 3J«. 3d.: Maebinfty Trnat. 02?. cd.: . 9*. ; 103 Work* Pref.. 20a. 9d.: Ord.. Jot.; Ode. A‘s.; Ord.. 4?i.; Tyeeum Theatre Pref.. Ii» ; COO Kent Coal*. C*. M,; CCd A. J. While ...
... Mr V. T. Thompson’s Golden Rule, by Royal ea a aged M. Bell 12 0 Mr Hugh Peels Louis d°Or 6 yrs air 5, It 12 Mr R. F ‘Trenhoim’s Pants, 5 yrs r phe H. Harper 12 0 Mr W. Idalus, ‘aged . r Cualien 0 Winner trained by Goo 6 to 4on Golden Rule, 2 to 1 agst ...
... Second WAITER for Commercial Room, aa gener- V ally, sleep © out.—Apply Golden Lion Hotel, Briggate. OOTS.—Wanted next month. a Young “Man, active, and of gocad character, as Boots, and to make himself generally useful; lso also Plain Cook or Upper Kitchenmaid ...
... e bow three no- ts and Wainwright one wide. KENT V. WORCESTERSHIRE, (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) 1998 result: Kent, 252 and 264; Worcestershire, 151 and 144 Kent won by 231 runs. When play restarted at Maidstone, to-day the weather was agai attendance the fine ...
... arene eevecce tras Total KENT V. WORCESTERSHIRE. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) 1900 result: Kent, 232 and Worcestershire, 151 and 14¢. Kent won by 231 runs. Deli; tful weather favoured the openin: day of this match at Mote ark, Maidstone. The visitors won e toss ...
... M ethodist Chapel, Northallerton, yesterday. The organ has been made by Mr. Thomas Hogg, the conductor of the choir. and a boot and shoe dealer at Northallerton. Tt has been produced in the hours of leisure during the last five years or so. MR. DOOLEY ...