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... stayed ou with Major and Mrs. Osbert Lumley. THE COAL In some remarks on .he ming Kent awl crisis last week it was said to be impossible to suppose that the . Consolidated Kent Collieries Corporation had resources sufficient to complete the Simpson shaft ...
... shoe at the brougham of a bride and bridegraam weut out at about the time when women first began to wear golf boots. Even the idea of a golden shoe with a diamond buckle (a delightful American version of an ancient custom) failed to sustain its traditions ...
... and the latter six wickets for *even run s . and intelligest sod very well tested. The bearty EUIe.SELLmi:AsID C0_ GOLDEN BOOT,' tfiCK. of this paper. !a .k mo l l a i : u a l a . Conventicle in the Seventh Ce n . tug. and Mr. Basil Worfold advocates ...
... in kilts made from oat sacks. These were at once dubbed The West Kent Highlanders whilst another esse was that of a soldier who by some means had completely worn away the toes his boots, that the bare feet protruded. The man applied a non com. allowed ...
... in kilts made from oat sacks. These were at once dubbed The West Kent Highlanders whilst another case was that a soldier who some means had completely worn away the toes cf his boots, so that the bare feet protruded. The man applied to a non-com. ...
... announced that there were three silver medals competed for neat year. SEVENOAKS. West Kent Ykomanby.— Arrangements have been nude for the West Kent Yeomanry to come Maidstone on or about the 29tb inst. for IS days' training. They will encamp Knots Park at ...
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... died an hour afterwards inquest took place on at the Hotel Sittingbourne before Mr W J Harris coroner for this district of Kent the following Jury: H (foreman) J J Wakelin W S Ongley C Inchcomb H Millen V Tyler H Scattergood H Vandepeer A J Thom-sett ...
... and a friendship. To Vancouver? six days and intimacy! I wal bound Yokohama. Was it possible' She might he going there too! Golden dreams of a proposal, iceeptance, a marriage in Japan, wrapped me gently to unconsciousness; and I fell asleep to the sound ...
... when other firms, not so keen-sighted, will wish they bad also taken golden opportunities when offered. Now is their time. Wit tiis iact last .a t'.ct the' Association of Men of Kent and Kentish Men bad met in London to demonstrate their loyalty on ...
... 61., and one in boards at Is.. The story which goes the title the book is more interesting to Kent readers, because it descr;bes the weird dream of a Kent amateur, who, strolling towards the St. Lawrence Ground ct night during the Canterbury Week, encounters ...
... supper Arthur Dunford ably carried out the of MC’s kept up with spirit till four o’clock in the morning Mr J O&kford of Maidstone furnished music On Friday present Messrs E G (chairman) H Brigden S Lcpine and T A communication received Mr G W Prall officer ...