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... Church tnte. fore the members of the Maidstone branch af ei..e Dickens' Feflowhiu. We arbjeet was With the Camera in Wekens' Land. Dr. C. Pye pre:Att. SPECIAL NOTICE. MANTLE WAREHOUSE, No. V, Eank-atieet, Maidstone. while rebuilding, the whole stock will ...
... KENT ASSIZE CALENDAR. A MURDER :TRIAL. 'rile following _is the calendar of prisoners to be tried by Mr. Justice Grantham at the Airtime, commencing on Tuesday next: Geo. Farley •nd Stephen Lettington. robbery with violence at Broinc..y. Chariots Guillemard ...
... MAIDSTONE k KENI SH JOURNAL SERIES leeludlng eILUDSTONE k KENTISH JOURNAL TONIAIDGE & SEVENOASS STANDARD. 'KENT Timr.s & eniztistcLE. '/CF—NIT COUNTY STANDARD. SCALE OE ON Army:win& Not One Three nneeeding Insertion. Insertiona s. d. a. d. .. -.— ...
... irsignilß - ant position. For every Rugby Club in Kent (and mind you, my critic soya on January 7th. 1906, Kent defeated the Rest of Fkigland i today there be fifty Aasociatmri Clubs. for one Rugby Club in Maidstone. there must be 20 Association nuts, and the ...
... MAIDSTONE WIN EASILY ON WEDNESDAY. MAID6TONE 8, 0. kBY MiIDWPONIAN.) Eastbourne Old Town paid their first visit to Maidstone on Wednesday, and that visit was on the men w:II not quickly forgot. In every di:ision they were outcLatatd, trona beginning to ...
... CHARLES BEASLEY, North Kent Brewery, PLUMSTEAD. Hiid. Frk. Pin 18 01s. 9giss 448a15. .11L Ifsld Aia 18/- °'- 4!6 , 20/- 10/- 5,- XIX Bich Al ild Ale 26/- 12/6 6/3 1111 Strong Stock , 30/- 15/- 716 B Pala tartar Ala 18/- 9/- 4'6 818 Light Palo Ale 21/- ...
... HOUSEKEEPER; good home. email remunerntion.—Write T. T., Maidstone Jorrrnal Office. wants a Ii a te . KW . iers;orlei - iefe 7 reice required.—Apply, Globe Hotel, Chatham. ET - W . EliN-MAID WA NTED. to help Cook and Momenta id. —A pply Mrs. Peel, ...
... was this mistake on the part of Salter that enabled Maidstone to get on level terms. Manwaruig and Turner net the ball the dame moment. The Manienonian only Just got his foot' to it, when Turner booted. The gleaby nature of the ball and the effect of M ...
... MID-KENT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. lITISFWTORY IMPORT. OF THIS YEAH SHOW. The annual meeting of the Mid Kent Agricultural Aosociat.ion was held on Thursday at tile Ferment' Club. Mr. Cornwallis pie• sided, and among those piteent were Meet's'. S. Lee ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. THE LOCAL CASES. The following ta.see, in addition to U. reported in our last issue, have been dealt w the Kent Summer Assizes. which opened Maidstone last. Monday week btfore Mr. Justic Bray:— Discharg•d A La s Se ions Position _ ...
... that Roadie} , fouled at Oravtsend when Maidstone were playing them in the Kent Cup. It was this foul that list .3faidstcne the Cop that year, for • penalty being awarded Gravesend scored from this, and Maidstone only drew. They lost somewhat heavily in ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER i.lirronng that prisoners obtained apartuients At Wet Norwood, Bromley and Bexley, on the representation that they were peopie of meane and wero looking for a permanent residence in the neighbourhood. At some places they sup plied with ...