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... Providence Walkley; Chickens, 130, Wyandottes, Buff, Orpingtons.—Mrs. ' Taylor, Whiteley Wood Green. Cockerel, golden-pencilled, three Golden-spangled Hamburg Pullets, for_Sale; 15s Wake rd, Sheffleld. Duoks, 11. for Sale; aR laying.—Herbert Bishop, Farmer ...
... MONDAY MAY 18 1903 “SAXON E” & “SOROSIS’ THE PERFECTED BOOTS SHOES LADIES seconds miles per hour birds of Club BESPOKE TAILORING LIFE’S BURDENS “Half our Campbell Jeffiii£ Hull' “ Life’s ONE PRICE 16- 43 Edward-street FANCY TWEED SUITS TO - 376 TO 650 ...
... part of Driffield.—Joekaon, ‘Times” Office, Driffield. BOOTS (hand-sewn) of every description made to measure by experienced workmen on the premises; correct ht guaranteed.—W. G. Pardon, The Golden Boot. 14, Market Place. Driffield. AK£ YOU going to get Marned ...
... Great Oentral, London, N.W.; Miss K. H. Eiahardßoo, Fir Bank, Banchory, Kincardineshire; Mr. T. W. Dadd, Kent County Asylum, Barming-heatih, Maidstone; Mrs. E~. Yaugihiiun, St. Petmo, Coalville, Lines. ; ,Mt, J. Nicihiolis, 35, Haurteviile, Guieimsey; Miss ...
... cricket gossip will be found on Page Five. KENT V. SURREY. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE) 1902 result: Kent, 339; Surrey, 139 and 59. Kent won by an innings and 191 runs. The weather was decidedly unsettled in Maidstone te-day, and it was found quite impossible ...
... willingness take part the second Test Match, which will commence at Melbourne en New Year's Day. KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. Yesterday afternoon meeting was held the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross. The Right Hon Lord Harris presided, others present being the ...
... Orris Boot .- -Armstrong 1 Mr N. Kent's Past Master .. Woodland a aMr S. Hill-Wood's Bad News - W. Elsey 712 Mr J. Cast's Belle Prom esse W. Slsey 7 8 3. J. Percy's Bed Prince II —Fsma Raisin C. Wilt en's Kitty Tar . _ . Private 3 7 Kent's Brokenhearted ...
... leaving, giving up; 12 years’ oxceHent character. Willing to useful 'country;. Miles, Hraycott. Tonbridge-rd., Maidstone. SITUATION wanted as BOOTS, thoroughly experienced; used stocks; good references; age 25. Apply P. Walton, Arms Hotel, DunkeM. THE HECTOR ...
... 3 J. S. Jackson's Boot -..Armstrong 8 Mr N. Kent's Past Master Woodland 7 13 Mr Hill-Woods Bad News _ W. Elsey Mr J. Cast's Belle _ W. Elsey E. J Percy* f Red Prince ll.—Kama Raisin 4 7 Mr C. Wilton's Kitty Tar _ .. Private 3 7 7 Kent's Brokenhearted _ ...
... Watts’s Charity discovering this fact the post office to letters There clork We instructions to Maidstone” I groaned What Rochester I a letter and get to Maidstone I the usual form requesting it might be to town requisition had letters I get Rochester were ...
... have had instructions to send letters addressed to —— on to Maidstone.” I od. What an ass I had been! When in Bocguur the previous week I had nl:ecfied a letter, and, 'i-glinf to get on to Maidstone, I filled up the usual form, requesting that it might be ...
... tnembers of the Aaiun i.ition held their annual dinner at the Fleets Hotni. Darlington. onsterday. and the seers. tarn (Mr I'. B. Kent) intimated that he had remised a leper from Mr Banbury. nutria that day as oat on be could' visit Datiingtio. The Emit Riding ...