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... for over years, or elsewhere; splendid connection with every class of engineer, boiler maker, etc.—Apply Cumberland, Elm rd, Kent. Appointments as Inspectors of Weights and Measures may obtained by persons over 21 who will qualify for Board of Trade ex ...

... for costs. Mr. Rutzen: No. THE MAIDSTONE BBIBEBY CONVIC TION. The Home Secretary has informed the Mayor Maidstone that he cannot interfere with the sentence three months' imprisonment passed Mr. Levi Barker, the recent Kent Assizes for bribery the Parliamentary ...

... »•*»» Stt Total KENT v. WORCESTERSHIRE. Homestets Badly When play restarted at Maidstone, to-day, the weather was again beautifully fine, and capital attendance witnessed tho prooeodings. Overnight, reply Worcester's score of 291, Kent bad scored for three ...

... West beat Mr T. Mint Money. Mr A. Ballard's Baden beat Mr J. Hill, jun.'s Grandeur. A Ballard's Buller 111. beat Mr j. Wade Golden Valley. Captain Stret.ton's Steady Fire beat Mr B. E.- Wedge's Bertram's Best. A. Brown's Royal Beatrice beat Mr De. ception ...

... success second attempt: but somewhat doubtful as the result of a third, the fair American brought the new skull-cap, filled with golden coins as sn offering to Peter's pence. She scored again, needless to say, and the Pope's staff are awaiting some curiosity ...

... ROUND. brat BOBDKB SONS. BEAK beot HAZLETON LASS LADY BUSHELS' boot MID TILLS SWSSP. beat LONG GLASS CARDIGAN, but END FKBBT beo» PUBLIC LIFE. RARE IXCK boot GUN OOTTOSptLABLBSS FOOTSTEPS boot WIFE. ...

... Arnold drew out with clear lead of Cill Dara, with Bloomer and Parma Violet, next, and Duchese Kent last. So run to the Stanl the first time, when Duchess of Kent second, with Bloomer and Maythorns next, but upon turning out the 6tniglit Maythorne slipped ...

... operations under General French Bothwell: Killed. 2332 Corpor.'.l W. B. Traynor; father and wife, Hill House, Hunston, near Ma'idstone. Kent. Corporal K. brother, Marine Parade, Southend. Kw.x. 3328 Private Kir-hard Martlow; father, 21, Hill Street, Orniskirk ...

... Cumlire Pood which ear* GOLDEN WEDDING NEAR WAKEFIELD. of the atomadi, liw*. eeive*, Tesietday. Mr and Mia. Edwin Spurr. Walton, ,n breath in adulti end children. Fifty I near WakeKctd, oclebrated their golden WO.OOO anwnal enrea. A boot 130 perron* attended ...

... Lord a.tr of Ihre.- .lays that Iwiweea Kent, ami Middle. brought will, them ir.atiou of one of the h» a frmh a*da baa haan the branch, sex, which the who are due moat famous artiata iu droaay an oartn* I golden crowns. Another rob® w»» ...

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