... brandy 15a., gin 10s. (hi., Scotch whisky lls. 9d., accepted. Boots and shoes, Pocock, Sevenoaks. Leather, J. Outrum, Seven*- oaks. Clothing, O. F. Baker, Maidstone. Drapery, G. F. Baker, Maidstone. Grocery, Henry Ellman, Sevenonks, Tenders for the loan for ...

... bimaalf at the acbooi hnuie. Thin wan not the oalp lad who had to the mote lan iateoiour eioaaa. One dar laat antuma farmer in Kent beheld deliberately helpid* bimeelf to appba. and, watefaiag from the window, rentamaa to eat oS the thief's retreat. To hie ...

... and continue the good work which they made such hopeful progress.* the same number an article the novelist with the title The Boot of the Evil —the root brine falsa Christina doctrine. Mb. Aiarar Deitaor, ia hie new book, Parker: Hie Lib end Minietry, ...

... somewhat unenviable position of wooden-s]ioonists. It may be mentioned that the champions engaged in the Kent League, the East Kent League, the Kent Cup. the English Cup. and the Chatham Charity Cup. We congratulate them their success with the first named ...

... Royal Artillery. This is one of the newly-formed batteries and was en route for ShomclilTe. They left that morning and due Maidstone Wednesday afternoon, their destination being Shomcliffe. Major Caulfield was in command, the other officers being Lieuts ...

... the others. I his year, therefore, we are only three regiments strong, viz.: our own. the 3rd West Kent, and the Ist Lui«pie Ports K.\ . Ihe 3rd West Kent only able to miUfter some men, owing the pressure business in the Woolwich arsenal, where most of ...