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... 1 THE KENT GAZETTE SATURDAY 30 1904 HiLLitKn Hixuntr A irtitimi winner tf Horse Hotel Kainhaui Mr W rize) in final game J priae in eoluniu will Kent Education will bald an imiuirv Public Hall ten aui on next to present in of Kainham and of 'applying the ...
... fortnight at Dartford and reeultinsr as follow.: Dartford 253,. Rochester 245; Maidstone 241 v. Greveeend 222. The table now stands : Won Lost Points Dartford 3 3 0 6 Maidstone 1 1 0 2 Graresand linebaster . 2 0 5 Lonna, un Scums Chnosirr.—The half-yearly ...
... Pazaminn. : H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, ILO, Dualcroa : Six C. IMBERT H. PARRY. Bum, D.C.L. If.-Doc. KENT SCHOLARSHIP, VOR natives of the 000nty of Kent, for residents theorem of not than Ave years' standing, and for children of parents on. or both of whom ...
... 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 ...
... berhurst, Kent. 1' bridge Wells. HORSE, Van, and Harness for Sale complete separate. Cheap. Harrison, 87, Camden-road, Tunbridge Wells. IjOE SALE, Aylesbury Ducks and twe A Drakes, about loads of rot Manure by the load or by the lump. G.S., 75, Golden-street ...
... open question. Inere are j decked with gold, and precious stones and i many tilings done the Roman Catholic Church having golden cup in her hand full of which regard a perversion of Christianity. Bu abominations, and filthiness of her fornication, and ...
... OUTFITTERS BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! Everyone we are for COOPER’S CELEBRATED BOOTS we have also Sole Agency for Sittingbourne and Milton “THE EYE A very useful School Boot selling freely to see them R & W CROFTS 96 & 98 HIGH STREET SITTINGBOURNE ...
... monthly mita at UMW'S Church on Sunday next immediately attic intosomg. , following has in the Landon : 3,d Batt. Royal Kent Begi. —R B. L. Baxley-White, rat., to be woad Ilenament. ST. PzaanrrEaras Cavara.—ln w:th thls church • of work will be held ...
... horsing Mos for yaw( or delicate children. —Bar Home &boot. 97, 014voad, Oraveorsa bo Royal Oollrge of Natio Ills MAJESTY TUE 11.1111. TUE PRIXaof WALES. fur SIR C. RPBRRT H. PARRY, DC.L M.A., Mu. Lkic. Kent Scholarship FOR native., of the t'oenty of fie ...
... they j it would After all the bitter feelings that over the at Maidstone and the of player it to in the Standard of moie ashes writer tine poor over 'incident that occurred it is the Kent Cup tie Chatham and It- would kindness had tlie editorial bine ...
... boon to many readers, and flniart Wear for the Feet and Hands shows the extreme imoortance which should be attached to our boots and gloves. Then there is an illustrated 'article, All About Sashes and Belts, which will be welooened by all who want to ...
... 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 ...