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... rising tide barge Klondyke” was about half-a-mile tide Thursday is left high aud Sitting os Column-— It is gratifying the East Kent Active Volunteer to tin Buffs fight at the Louis by the Colonel Volunteers Pyke brother of Mrs E f of the local the fight home ...
... of the Active Service Contingent of the Volunteer Battalion the Queens Own Royal Weet Kent Regiment, onder Capt. Morphsw, and a few members of ciher corpe. being .boot sixty reciplsnts. Tbs next fixture o the Association Is Cinderella dance to hsldatths ...
... prepared for such a (rout' but he had no doubt the plots would go fast enough by private treaty. KENT Lew OFTICERS' ASSOCIATION.— The annual meeting of the Kent Poor Law ()dicers' Association took place at the Fleece Hotel, Canterbury, on Saturday morning ...
... for duty: 2nd Ei«t Kent Regiment, Lieut E. C. Norman; 3rd East Kent Regiment. Lieut J. F. Johnson. The Rev. Thomas Moore states in an article in the “National Church, that 5,253 marriages out of a total of 7,029 registered iu Kent last year were solemnised ...
... CORPS. DIsftuBUTION OF PRIZES. The annual smoking concert and distribution of prises to the Maidstone Medical Staff Corps was held Thursdav the Corn Exchange. Maidstone. The room was handsomely decorated with llags. and the following mottoes: “South Africa ...
... Church, Saturday afternoon, the marriage took Mia Olive Payne, daughter of Mrs of Wood, Wadhurst, and Edmund Baker, Wilmington, Kent. The service was conducted the rectal, the r'. J. Jamieaon, asm ted the Bev. B. Sealton, Christ Church, Eastbourne. The bride ...
... IS, High-tercel Maidstone, require llouse-Mrletir• good enit rritE - bridge Well., and M. Ilighstroet. require several good Cool and lienerair. llood wag,. THE BREAU. Is, London-mail. Ton- U bridge Wells. and M. Ilighetreet. Maidstone, require • goal ...
... our are in Wood Nor Brompton LOCAL IN KENT TO-DAY’S ISSUE THE of TWELVE PAGES R- -T PASSBY STORES SOLE ale? Is I 51 List s MILITARY NAVAL CHRONICLE STROOD BR0MPT0N AND GILLINGHAM NEWS MAIDSTONE GRAVESEND AND NORTH KENT SPECTATOR wish before in COUNTRY DISTRICTS ...
... any trade for business £55 Brompton— To be Sold cheap in occupation of neighbourhood 2 from 7 rooms bath wanted Kent Sussex from 15 acres Kent clients waiting printed Estates Residences Farms Nurseries Premises and application offices Properties inserted ...
... Express, «• a champion* prise, for the best pen three Kent or Romney Marsh sheep in the show— Mr. T. Wotton; Mjt. C. O. Neame. Silvw cup, or piece plate, Ashford paper, for the best pen sheep not Kents.—Mr. T. Miles; r Lora Hillingdon. Messrs. Tho*ley's ...
... THE NEW TURN WRIST IRON KENT PLOUGH. POINTS, kc., ' SPRING TOOTH BROWS all Undo, * chaff ccrraaia, CAKE A CORN MILLS, BOOT PULPBRS A SLICES® Ac.. Ac. Wa-Bold Urge Stock of all kinds of agricultural machinery and IMPLEMENTS. supply at lowest possible prices ...
... Wells; prime Aberdeen Scot from Islington Cattle Market, London; prime fatted by the late G. Field, En., Park, and some from Maidstone Market. Also Calf, fatted by Mr Tswnaeod, Lamberhuret. Messrs J. W. Rash and Sons' reputation is well sustained by their ...