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... were amongst the appointments made : — Nov. 18.—Gravesend v. Maidstone: Mr. W. Crump. Nov. 25.—Sgeppcy v. Maidstone: Mr. Bt-.zmvy. sol o WPEL ST Dec. 2.—Maidstone Church Institute v. Maidstone : Mr, Leaning. Dec. 2.—Faversham v. Sheppey: Mr. G. Armstrong ...
... whilst making a stout defence Maidstone adopted kicking out tactics to save their one point. Thus the teams left the feld with an even SCore : — El‘n'p Unitel ...
... (away) . Feb, 3.—Kent Cop-Tie . lo.—*Favorsham (home) w 17.—=Gravesend (away) W 2. —Kent Cop-Tie Mar. 3.—*Dover (home) . 10.—Tunbridge Wells Rangers (away) e s 17.—Keat Cup-Tie . 24.—Maidstone C.I. (home) w 31 ...
... in following. Cuthbert went off at & dash, g;.ed to Kent, and received again from t winfiger; then Rickus skied, and Thomas was first on after the flight, but failed in his shot for want of enough boot. The 'Stute broke away on the right, only, however ...
... nken for which have yet to be deci upon. g It would appear that what to #he Londoner is known as “Bofiin’ darn in Kent” is not exactly a golden harvest if the words of the new Vicar of East Farleigh can be (rwted as a true ?Iclllr@ of what he has found just ...
... lacked the assistance of ule, who had not recovered from an injury to his foot reccived the rn‘vious weck while playing Maidstone Church Institute. Bridges, who it had been proposed to stand ont. was brought in. Rule’s place was filled by Lodder, and ...
... a matter about which there was some discussion at the inaugural meetings of the local Association of Shop Assistants, at Maidstone, the Town Council has taken a pell of the shopkeepers in the town as to the expediency or otherwise of adopting the Act, ...
... under examination, which terminated in one of them, who professed and indeed appeared to be a Dutchman, being sent off to Maidstone guol, and the other, a fine-lookin’; young man named Hunt, a native ot Faversham, was sentenccd to serve in his Majesty’s ...
... ‘MAYPOLE™ BUTTER At Maidstone, on Good Friday, Chatham nndnld:od their titie to the qh&mpionshlp of the t League by their victory over the County Ltown ciub. ~And playing at home on the Saturday, they were also too good for Sheppey, who went under again ...
... quzpey went over with a representative team, Lissenden taking the place of Thomas, who played on the outuidegeft in the place of Kent, as that player was lufleringhfrom a stiff neck. The local side were without Burns, the right half, who remained on the sick ...
... it. was impossible to do so, and Murray therefore would be committed for trial on a charge of murder at the next Kent Assizes at Maidstone. A certificate under the Poor Prisoners’ Defence Act was granted. The strike of the riveters employed on the battleship ...