... marriage of James M enzies tha byways and parks around Maidstone, and ! a c . ange, probably for the better, though oe- Clayhills with the daughter and heiress of they got nothing in return for it. Maidstone , ELEC TION OF OFFICERS. . cas'onally for the worse ...

... --Gertrude PMarson, Misses Golden and Flower. Sketch Club Awe.-.--Walter Andrews, Henry J. Howard, Berezina Austin. Llcal Scholarships.-M. Atkin, A. Rlareau, 11 Booth, A. Brown, X. Barr, K. Carter, M. Fountain, H. Crylls. L. Kent, 1. Lloyd, M. Moore, W. ...

... sued itself a forrnid- Maidstone tradesmen he en ter e d, for the Additional epring dressings of potash are also _ . , MAIDSTONE QUARTER SESSIONS. The Quarter Sessions for the Borough sere held on Saturday at the Town Hall, Maidstone. The Mayor prmsided ...

... Gallagher. Mahest rec. Think If. Hopper. Finelewtreet Ton few . = 3. H. Weller Pleasant Ty.des Uc Russell and Co., Golden Boot Ulverntou R. A rmer. 1, _Fonntain.street Waltham Cron _ F. Butterreld. and LA Highet. Waterford . .. Robertaon. Lathe ...

... K Boots are of many varieties and of all weights, from light and smart PLIANT K for Town Wear, up to heavy WATERPROOF K for Shooting. MAY P. Halewood, Canon-street Rohe. Anderson, Banketrest Chisers and Sons J. Brindle, saw at J. Carrington. The ...

... Wykeham-Martin. of Leeds Castle. Kent, by daughter Mrs. Betts, of Brookfield, Sit tinsbourne-road, Lady Jetnima, daughter of the fifth and last while the bridegroom, who is the Borough As. Earl Cornwallis, of Linton. Kent, and there- sistant Surveyor, is ...

... Smythe (1. B. Blacken acted a. deputy to Mr. B. C. and Middleeex, and certaimy the star Kent wickets tor 11 runs, and C. Atteten had 5 for BATT.% I.ION v. 11. W. KENT t• 5 : J. Remnant 05-1), w. 0., E. R. (owe Evelegh. th 3 official referee and ...

... The Bronuev Journal West Kent Herald, Dec 4. (9c3 TONIMIDGE FAA ;, ; - -•- ,-,‘k by Mr. O. E. d'Avigdor (loldemid) 3s; 2nd 21 and 2C. Gordon Neame, Faver- Buff O r pingtons, cock, any age.-1 W. Co would now give them the tweet of T!” and 2W. G. Watson ...

... known we hop, and be. hese that such gifts will increase. much require is old garments and specially boots iincluding the lighter kinds ot metes boots), which these poor women often stand greatly in need of. To carry on the Home tired from to .elOO per ...

... 4d. extra ; Colomes, 1/6 extra. State size of boot, and tf narrow, medium or broad toe. T o be obtained from most Bootmakers, or from the Patentee and Manufacturer. Write for Catalogue anct Pamphlet on Boot-Care J . LUCKING, 104 , LEONARD STREET FINSBURV ...

... Oaks. aged 73 yeam. Wilts.—July 36, at Golden Grten, Hadlow. George Thomas Wells, aged 19 mouths. Jexams.—July It, at 91, Priory-road, Tou bridge. Leslie Jenuer. aged 14 days. Batons —July 24. at Foley-street, Maidstone, . Sarah Baker, aged 70 years. Boa ...

... near Maidstone, the residence of Sir Marco. samuel. There were present to receive them the Mayor of Maidstone. Earl stsnhope (Lord Lieutenant of Kent), Col. Warde, M.P . and Mrs Warde, Col. Pitt, Mr Nlonekton, and others. The Mayer of Maidstone then presented ...