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... £10; and addressed it to Longford -, Ind prize. £5. The teams were: Maidstone He received • rrply. in Prison °nem% galling Division K.C.C.; which the prisoner Mated that he Maidstone Borough Police, Rochester Divinion would have the remittance in the ...
... bonna two arid. Du • Lacannaa—Pret Ina aJ 17 II SI two 20 IC I lOC nC N. T. FOMERSET. m match et Maidstone carne to an abrupt renela@inn ratries. Kent bea•aur at twenty miriutro past lour olittle pegreari Lid h.O made n MJaciay having sewed 200 for ...
... Cambridge, draper. Williamson, John. Ashford. Kent, warehouseman. Wightuiao. James, I/ow Holme Wind Mill, near Silloth. commission agent. Sprague. James Frederick (trading J. Sprague ana Sons*. Crediton. boot and shoe manufacturer. Moysey. James Dimond ...
... t lT . ed • commence at 1 eclock: painter, charged, before Albert do eutzen, with stealing at the Hotel Cecil • . MAIDSTONE AND MID KENT CONSER- Maimed necklace, a large number of rings, ; VATIVE CLUB CRICKET CLUB. brooches, watches and amine, opera glasses ...
... only among the Coneervativos, but anior.g their political opponents. who admitted that the years that he represented Maidstone were a golden age. and they regretted that they had lost him. The party had given him speaker) •-o good V'jonChairmen and treasurere ...
... delstcin. Moser, and Co.. Bradford, merchants—Heymnns Brothers. Croat Tov.er-ntreot. merchants—Ooodmau and Wilson. Kendal, boot and shoe makers—B. Hobgec and Co.. Chichester, seed merchants—E. O. Parry and Crockatt. Llandudno, uortlonyers—Hone and Pratt ...
... Stimpzon. (trading aa the Electrical Wire Company;. Bonn Works. Roan-street. Greenwich—E. Joseph and A. Joaeph. Ganlonstreet. Golden-square. W.. rag and metal merchants —Walter Gay and Son. Broad way-parade. Crouch End. hoeiers—Jobn and Stear. Watford, cycle ...
... elsewhere. Also a separate of TO MI 10 Kent. Surrey. Sussex, Ac . obtainable gratis on applieatio• tor rent by post on receipt of two at their offices. 12. Pall Mall, London. B.W, and Kent. Parties/am ingested of - . - KENT. ELNOODOWN and SHOREHAM 21 miles ...
... :- Lk ‘.O W 1' a nted ; must boa taxi 1,..y for boots, kc. ; £l4 Mrs. 46% ii.iston-road, S.W. lit new work, aiso 1. : ; co ,.staut employment. W. m gc,••• u ai..l C. 0., I', Little Arthur-street, Golden-lane, h. C. . ..__. • ----- --- 110MLLMl IV ...
... scinds. Terms for board and rendenos - ldrw/v? Boot, Cert. Nona. _ ~t Holidays (Bop) from is*. 6d. daily, cncket, and tennis. Literal tV-atram Enteancc any tune.—Mr. and Mrs. vr*^r A i Upper Walna r, Kent. TXFRACOMBE.—The “CLIFTON” Priva'e JiS JL and Boarding ...
... ng. Sentence deferred. WHOLEIF•ALS TRETTS FROM Plt.Rr.'Ei. J?h 4itulth (231. seaman. pleadel gui.ty to Ilene : 4 -boots. blacking. boot brush.. etc.. from the barge John Huegins: of hoots. slippers. olesin jacket, etc- bi'-nring to Georg: Reny: Lockhni ...
... depth of broken ruby light. The rough and indemnifying the or omit- margin., hit by a pick timed never entitle awls P'er° at boot will . 4 I .: •.• 30 • 000 an elegant company of yellow iris.. tint alre Colf,T dams r. rivet. 132.000 . now defending their ...