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... Co.. on 28th Dec. Alfred Stockweil, manager at Golden Boot, identified the boots, which wore aae ef two pair* missing from the shop front. Thomas Wright, Upper Stone-street, was called to identify the boots, bat said did not know whether they were half-salad ...
... other* astir, ean hare their annoonoomanta lnaartod in the following Six Newapapera:— KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER (Town aad Country Edition*) KENT TIMES AND CHRONICLE and MAIDSTONE ADVERTISER SUSSEX COUNTY HERALD, EASTBOURNE GAZETTE. BRIGHTON ADVERTISES, AND HASTINGS ...
... the Onlverden Dowa ground ase the angora play their Kent League match with Maidstone. The County Cupholders now have a different aide to that whioh visited the Weill last and with Herdiage (the Kent cricket oolt), Brook (lata and White the front line ...
... SERGEANT OF THE WEST KENT. The adjourned case of Briggs v. Gee was heard the Stipendiary Magistrate (Mr A. J. Tassell), at Chatham, on (Saturday. The ' defendant, Charles Gee, sergeant drummer the Royal West Kant Regiment, stationed 1 Maidstone, was summoned ...
... M. Sturgess, Penshurst Park, Tonbridge, Kent. IF you wish to succeed and can give respectable references, you may at once secure profitable appointment. No risk of any kind. Box Firm, Kent Times Office, Maidstone. /CASHIER.—A smart young Lady wanted for ...
... attention any hoar, day night Valuations Fob Pbobati. AGENT TO THE PHOENIX FIRE OFFICE. THOMAS LEE, THE LONDON BOOT STORES. (Late A 1 Boot Co.), TUNBRIDGE WELLS. NOTED SHOP for Smart Serviceable FOOT WEAR. Immbnsb Stock. SUPERIOR QUALITY. MODERATE PRICES ...
... recent form, or else the Amateur Cop will not be eeen this we/ ye« a wile. . THE KENT LEAGUE. To-morrow the Tunbrirlge Welle play the return inateh with Dover in the Kent League Down, and this will b« the third meeting between the team* in four weeks, ...
... reach. The dress worn by Mrs the Bridge Unnt ball was made MessrsJ. • W. Goldsmith, of High-street. The Mid-Kent Staghounds —On Wed nesday the Mid Kent Staghounds, Mr Augustus Leney is the worthy ItaMer, jased through Tunbridge Wells by special train, route ...
... And the TUNBRIDOE WELLS NURSERIES. KENT NURSING INSTITUTION. Pbmidkot : THE DOWAGER THE COUNTESS OF AYLBSFORD. Tonbbidgi ranch kin ham Hopsb, Mount Sion. President—Mrs. SMITH, Colebrooke Park, Tonbridge. Telegrams: Kent Nurses. Telephone: National, 211 ...
... and sound; very good tempered, fast, and will pass motors (teawi. Apply to C. Blunt, Esq., The Priory, Lamberhurst, Kent. 17 PEN Golden Wyandottes; Spangled 11amburghs; six Stocks Bees, W.B.C. pattern bar framed Hives. Quantity appliances; bargains. Holyer ...
... Establishment. Is it Worth the Candle, whilst food boots are so easily to be obtained, risk ohills and their attendant ills, through wearing water-logged foot wear Now is the time to get set up with boots, whilst White's Great Stoek-taking Sale is oa.— The ...
... the Squadron, Sorgt. Banner, of the Weald Squadron. A thoroughly enjoyable time wee ,P —The annual general meeting of the Kent Aseociation of Bellrlngere waa held at Craobtook Saturday, member, attending from Tanbridge Welle, Waoterham, Chiddingstena ...