... COMMUNICATIONS. On Saturday afternoon the annual meeting of the Maidstone and Mid Kent branch ut the National Society for the Pleaention of Cruelty to Children was held at the Town Mall, Maidstone. Mr. George Meridiem presided, and others pi eseut w ere Colonel ...

... CI 00K ',good plain) wanted: small familr: IL- , two other is.riants kept : bay for boots, etc.—Write. stating full particulars, to Mrs. Stuart Finn. Elmfield, Lydd. Kent. 30Sj CIOAL TRADE.—AGINTS WANTED, ‘J whole or part time, be leading London firm, to ...

... Filmer, Grey, Hider, and Harrtion. Some results in the Kent League on Eutnrdue Charham 2, Doer 1. Sittmgbourne 5, Tunbridge 2. The match on the Athletic Ground on September 26th, vensus Chatham. in :he Kent Le.igue, has been set aeide for the bens& of Tich ...

... lliocitce. THE NEW BRIDGE AT YALDING. OPENING CEREMONY. EPEECIIES BY MR. BOSCAIVEN AND MR. 0. rhe Bronuev Journal and West Kent Herald July io 1903 THE BAILIFF AND A PICNIC PARTY. UNWILLING TRESPASSERS. At Tonbritlge Police Court on Titem,ley, Charles ...

... Fibril in a vaht grey ith a whits ~'id.r-jae.et and a grey r ep. Both wore leather boots buckles. Ntnpley. who during the early stages of last seaoon played for Maidstone Football Club, at right bark, has been 'signed on by West Ram. Mapley ia a mogul player ...

... foond; Wa g Ilk—Miss Phillip., 2, Hallam Villas, Putney Common. ENERAL MAID WANTED at once.-- Apolv. E.T., Maidstons Journal Office, Maidstone. 1100 D GENERAL WANTED. Wage. LII to Xlfi - polr, Mr. Whitehall, North Cray-road, Bezley. IRL, strong. about ...

... FATAL FALL AT LARK- FIELD A DRIVER EXONERATED. Mr. Robert Hoar, Deputy Coroner, bold an inquiry at the West Kent General Hospital en Monday morning, touching the death of George Fuller, who died from the result of an accident received by a cart passing ...

... Pratt. not out 29 (2 wkts.) 14.5 A. W. Boots, Her. H. B. Cobb, L, E. T. 11. Lynn, E L. Baker, G. Dale, and H. 8. Woodgate did not bit. CHATHAM INSTITUTE v. MAIDSTONE CONSERVATIVES. The scorn in this match at Maidstone on Satutday : d;'ATH.64 J. Albert, not ...

... -Crayfo-d A thelt k., home. 14.--Wtst Ham United Reserves, F., sway. -Rut hcster home or away. 21.- Maidstone, home. Pembrolie, 8.L., away. Dec. 5.-Maidstone C.I. (Provisionall, way. „ 5.-Luton, 8.L., home. : 12.-Tnnbridge Wells Rangers. XL., 1111 Way. 12 ...

... in 154/8. Tho Spencer. the piano of perfect rhorde. a-n. 4 introdnned in Mrnooca & Co.. Maidstone, are Sole Agents. The number of in-patients remaining in the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital for Augnet wee 14: admitted during the month, 39: dierharg-A ...

... Nfai,honne will meet on .t - h. letie Gronna SAturilar next in the Kent Twegne. The mateh should he an intrreeting t ateh. and two points ongbt to be gatherer! in. In view of Maidstone's defeat at thp loin& of Sheppey at Sbeernefia. and of Sheppev'e apt ...

... CRICK (; t' Kent gained their fist victory this and at Old Trafford against Lancashire. It was not a fluky victory, but a 14ell-ei , ined that should do Burnup and his min a lot ot good. Up to the luncheon boot Lancashire were doing well, but Blythe and ...