... Trustees. KENT —The Kenward Estate, siiuato in the parish of Yalding. close the pteturenque villages YahLng and Water- Icgbury, about flvo miles from Maidstore, and contiguous Yalding .«nd Waleringbury btations, the Paddock Wood and Maidstone Brontli the ...

... wear Sout late of 24, Bren ings, ‘merchant and commission agent. Lawrence Charles. Maidstone Prison, Kent, Goveruor, Bsife, Walter John, Stansted Court Farm, Stansted. Kent, _and Susan’sruad, het. urne, farmer Bowen, miner. Oct. °1 ...

... fourth annual dinner on Bsturday evening st the Florence Hotel, Rupert-street. chair was taken by Mr. George Barnett, secretary Kent Union, sappnitted by Mr. Peer Barr* . of Catford Bridge Football Glob, end other local sporting members. The mini& programme ...

... Intmluce and push the sale of b. si>' boots ana shoes I.:b»ral comtrr««lt.n. Energetic and e-pablo men may make addition their Incomes spare time.—Apply, ng particulars of « eat^. .'®£* ment. age. etc., to the Imperial Boot and Shoe Co.. Rushuta. Kortbants ...

... occupied 20 years; 2b No, 22, CLARENCE-ROAD, Town, N.W., contain- ing six rooms, 06 pw annem garden : penny “A PROAD. N. inthe boot part of the supplies), three reception-rooms, eer. the rear, excellent domestic offices. facilities stabling ; under-lesse ...

... 6d. Tate cubes Doccmber, IBs for No. 1. ajjd 17s for No. 2; Jauaary- Murch. 18s 3d for No. I. and 17s for no. 2. Fowler’s golden syrup. 15« per cwU In Ruction to-day 41 tons grocery crystallised vveel India cleared good demand, prices being l*d per cwt ...

... Rain, and the old-time cricketer in the immaculate boots had scarcely bad the glutinous mud rem .ivcd from his shining footgear when, lo ! the sun bloke through and has held the field for seven golden days And the sea of runs has burst from its unknown ...

... ETON BABE beat B. Dol»oa , « WTIITF, WINGS QUKBTO beat J. Bbreßa GO BANG Mr J. Kent# KKTTOV HALL beat F, *ba»'« HIGH PEATHEtt S. firtdwia ROMPING PLY brat J. mil A GOLDEN HUI 3 beat Sir G. TCrig*f« W WAR BAJTWSR COM «AMU b«vt QtTEBEO bp*t ETON BARK ROMPING ...

... ¥. Wilson 10st Sib) Mr. T. Southall s Golden aged, 10st 4ib Mr. P. P. Peebles’s Emir, 4 WORE WOOF 7 to2 aget Hi De Dalmorton, Oto 1 to Tows agst Bmir Bule,7 to to Nat Gould, down clear with Creolin next, Golden Role last. Hurry On led to the lest hurdles ...

... Selwood Printing Works. Fro me. —I ANTED a: nee or READER-COMP. employment to suitable man,—Hills and Co., Ltd.. Bayer-street, Golden-lane. EC. Apply fourth floor. —3l CtOMPt'SITOPS.— A few rood Book Compositors W.ANTED. / immediately. Piecework.—Apply Press ...

... speaks the lines— Of minor theatres there’s half a million: There’s (Sadler’s Wells, the Garrick, the Panllon ; The Queen’s, the Kent, The *• In a note written by Plancho in 1879 rays * Sadler’s Welle ’ and the Pavilion ’ are weU-known existing establishments ...

... Tonbridge 1152 I Chatham (M. Line) 10 55 p..,.- Tl „, 12 50 Htrood (S.E.) 1113 1 olkC: >to«‘-‘j 2 Maidstone liar* (12 rocks 1140 Folkestone Central, t Maidstone West 11 43 ( 227 Ashford l2 , { J Train, First Class oulv, Keturn Day Fare, B*. I Third Class ...