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... KENT COUNTY CRICKET. The. M S weather and the condition. of Poo*. Chasm& Kent He inembele upwards. ridden Mellon. was second, Lowndss's lanos's ' open 11100 Kent, Louie bones, Royal roe East Kent Kent onocootul, rock 014ng Atka. the ...
... take pair of boots that were hanging outside the shop and put them into a sack (produced). then journeyed the road, when Davis took the new boots out of the sack, and put them on his feet, and put the old ones, which was wearing, in a sack.” Continuing ...
... W. BU Great Sale of CO.’S BOOTS & SHOES NOW PROCEEDING. GENUINE BARGAINS. THE WEEK’S AMUSEMENTS. LOCAL PASSIVE RESISTERS. KENT FREEMASONS. s'TSs. and Strathearn KQ. the the Gra® ] » th. Srb.a3fcT& and past)*'; the Right Hon. ear ! \mheret the M.W ...
... WELL-DESERVED PUNISHMENT. Percy Howland, 24, baker, who has lived in Folkestone for some time, was indicted at the Kent Assizes, held at Maidstone, on Thursday afternoon, on five charges, the Grand Jury returning a True Bill in each case. Three of the charges ...
... W. A. Johnston, rector of Aerie*, Kent, and of Mrs. Johnston, of Hazelwood, Wimbledon. FOR THE TEA TABLE, 11b. Pots of New Jam, 30. 31b. Pota of New Jam, from Sid.; Delicious Pare Butter, 10d. and. ls. per lb.; Golden Tip Tea Dust ls. 2d. per lb.; Sing-a- ...
... pair of boots therein, together with some other articles. They then went in search of Davis, whom they found in the chalk pit off Dover Hill. Davis was wearing the new pair boots. After cautioning him witness said: “Where did you get those boots you are ...
... FOLKERTONE COURT. them where they were taking the boots, THE EAST KENT HUNT. and told them they were hie. They re- The annual meeting of the East Kent plied that the boots were theirs, and that ' they had paid fee them. He got the par Fox-Hunt was held ...
... polished in exis-, trace in the fifteenth century, under Duke Philip the Good, founder of the magnificent knightly Order of the Golden Fleece,' Meliorate rules of en exhaustive system of etiquette were formulated, which were held in so great estimation at the ...
... forming the committee. Bev. every day life of politics. The first thing Richards, Y.A. (Maidstone), and Mr. 8. he should refer to was a matter which he Lampoy, B.A. (Maidstone), were re-appointed was clad to think they were in perfect secretary and treasurer ...
... Regiment will remain at the Risborough Encampm OnWednesday, draft of about twenty men of the West Kent Regiment joined the Ist Battalion from Maidstone and another large contingent is expected before March, HOCKEY. FOLKESTONE A v. SUSSEX REQT. “A.” Played ...
... Angmtur Clifford Arter, Hilly Field Wads. Barham, Kent. Improved method of transporting self-binders without the special transport earriages.--8396. hop& tae Clifford later, Billy Field Barham, East Kent. Improvements la the construction of self-propelled ...
... was allowed bail in two sureties of £3,000 each. MAIDSTONE MILITARY MYSTERY. —On Sunday night, at ten minutes past ten, Quarter-Master-Sergeant Base, who had been missing from the Barracks at Maidstone for the past three weeks, delivered himself to the ...