... Member for Maidstone. The Sessions House was again filled. Air. Dickens, K.C., proceeding with that part of the inquiry relating to the alleged illegal conveyance of voters, called Captain William S. Henry Annesley, of the Royal West Kent Regiment, who ...

... Painting, Dancing, Gymnastics, Ac. The next Term will commence on Tccsdat, September 11th, 1906. ■ .IOR GOOD BOOTS, try PURDON’S. The Golden Boot, 14, Market-Place, Driffield. Quality being the true test of Cheapness, this will without doubt be found the ...

... Gertrude Violet Morgan, Meesw. Ted Lowen. and J. hoy. ine •oenery and coetumea are meet pleaaiog. PUSS BOOTS AT THE GRAND. The Pantomime “Po** Boot#’’ which Meaars. C. and F. Ronad. Swim Eaprw* ■' fame, have produced for Mr. John Hart, the Hull Grand ...

... Waiter Butt; B.P. Boot and Folger; and Jimmy Moran; A. M. Maodnoaid and J. »• Coffey ; end Holhster Norman Hoy>i--r and Hardy Downing, Frank Osina and George and Patsy Logan. CRICKET. KENT COUNTY CLUB. The autumn meeting of the Kent County Com matoe was ...

... N«w York telegram «Ut« Um on Thursday defeated Staten Island •fevno to one. The pnbl banquet to the Kent cricket eleven will probably take niece Maidstone the second week in Ootober. The Pans newspapers state that the Bishops ■yestavdsy decided not to abandon ...

... lo 1 Llnoa!sibire —Bickford 1 1 Liverpoo . Aboravorebie 1 1 1 Menebniler. Zed. 1 Bos . ton end Bromley Brelfortl. Central Boot North-S.IA 1 Ponth.West 1 1 Middleoex—Harrow Weft 1! 1 Brighton . .. 1 Briatol. N 1 Brhoni. Broottorti 1 Bi ...

... added witness, Maidstone will soon let you know it.” Replying to further questions, witness characterised as absolute fabrication tho statement of the man Brown that he said him “You have broken the heart of the man who laid the golden ■res ' The suggestion ...

... Gascoyne Beech- our amicable relarions with Japan hare been ing, editor and manager the “Maidstone and adequately fulfilled. From the Japanese Kentish Journal” and “Kent Times and jiinister in London have come very timely ex- Chronicle,” show cause why attachment ...

... to work a misfortune, except among fashioned people.—Spectator. ? * large number of golden weddings are, if appears, celebrated this year in Society.. The golden wedding is pleasant change froia the wedding for gold.—'The Bystander. The dealh has ...

... representative crew is to compete for the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley next vear, (‘or])oml Barratt, of the West Kent Depot, Maidstone, died in the military hospital on Saturday from the effects of a severe kick over the heart received while playing ...

... + SALISBURY CUP yalme 300 6ovs. @ haf. 6°7 Mr F. Pennanis MONKSHEAD, bv h by Fri ate Netge, 6 vrr.. 8 5 Mr J. Buchanan's GOLDEN AIEABURE, 4 yis nas 2 7 & Mr 'W. Base’s ¢ by & vre dnt Ca one rau—Bitters (b. lanhem) 4, Pradelia Maien) (Pike) 6, Fisher ...

... Walkington 0 Mr W. E. Elsey’s Madam Boot, 3yrs, 7st 41b.A. Cockeram 0 (Winner trained Batho.) Betting Sporting Life: 7 4 agst Fakir, 2 'o 1 FAITHFUL DON', 5 to 1 Alice Maud filly and Academician, 100 to 6 Madam Boot. Sportsman : The same. Won by a neck; ...