... defeated the Royal Naval Depot at Chatham in the lame league by two goals to •• • • Two Kent teams were engaged in the South Eastern League onmpetition. Maidstone went under to the Queen's Park Rangers Reserves by four goals to two; but Slain/Omura.. ...

... Willeeboroagh. Arrangements for the banqueting of the Kent team are being completed The first takes pima at Maidstone on October 10th, when Mayor of that Borough will preside and many other Mayors of Kent will be present. A large sum of mosey hie already ...

... forty-seven years. We learn that there ie every probability that there will, next year, be • Maidstone Cricket Week, the matches to be played at the county town being Kent v. Leicester on July Mth, Mak and 27th, and v. Derbyshire on July Nth, and 31st. A petition ...

... rep!,; gOO4 .0000010. Ito. hoot. Arinford. C Jody aucommood a triLlade good lam Cook. is kepi/ can Polon: no. M to 00; mart boots and amis.-Mrs. P., Tweed Beak, _The Common. dr good plata Cook, foot servants; no children; comfortabh young Ps. ferret-Ms ...

... greater than the supply; built to from Ell 108.—C. Hayward, Onward Cycle and Motor Works, Askferd, Kent.—Advt. TAM PATING.—Melara W. and E. Earl, Al. dington, Kent, beg to inform the public that they have put down • oomplete plant for the , 'manufacture of ...

... dergeantathior SILVER WEDDLYG. LOGIAN—RARVEY.--Fearsary lel, at the COWS !tenfold. by Rey Allied Tb‘aaas. sob of Loden. of Maidstone. to Fanny E.t.a. dsitgetar of Robert of Gearing. and dunddaugliter of Witham Harm. or Chatham. ?meant dew. Lemoingtos Spa ...

... Y. end. at St. s parish church. by the vicar, tise Canon Bertrate. MA., John Wtight, eldest son of Mr. J..ha Wright. of Maidstone. nod partues of , Wight and So., of Dover, to Helen. of the late Longley, of the St, Chords Dover. at Cos Hill, Shepherd- ...

... becre'& l 7 , 36. High-street, Maidstone. Corroctraetos SCHOOL.—The members of the Higher Education Sub-Committee discussed two important matters at their meeting on Monday evening. The first was • letter from the Kent Education Committee concerning the ...

... Mr. Sears. Mitigate Park; Mr. Irene, Hanietobam ; and Mr. E. Clements. Maidstone. There were tome splendid exhibits not for cenpetition. Messrs. C. Bun. yard and Co. of Maidstone, had a magnificent collection of flowers, eta., a special feature being ...

... the Kent Adult School Union held at the Friends' Meeting House Wednesday. the president (Mr. H. D. Headley), presiding over an &mandato, of sixty delegates. The resignation of the secretary, Mr. S. Grave•on, was received, and Mr. Day, of Maidstone, appointed ...

... field of play has been greatly Of the Kent bowlers _Woolley warn by far the. TenE Agricultural Annual Summer St levent beereawed. Om moving of the pavihon and the most successful, and hk record of eight wickets Mid-Kent Association ii placing back of the ...

... hty soft. The , family lawyer married the widow in the end. Munn next describes how be took a situation as drawer at the Golden Lion. Dover, and at the King's Head, Canterbury. Here he married the cook ef the establishment and the couple took the Mitre ...