... ITCIIATRAM.—John Hughes. a labourer, of Maidstone, went to Chatbam on • Saturday. got drunk and acted in a disorderly way in the Military-road. On Monday he was sent to prawn for 14 days with hard lib Lour. ------ KENT RACEIS.—The annual pointto-point in ...

... GROUND. DRY BOIL. 'KENT (in the heart of the county, one • half hours of town).—To be LET. Furnished. • beautifully situated RESTDENUE, occupy , ng a high position in perk of nearly 200 aores, approached by two drives. with lodges: two fine balls, handsome ...

... through the portal of Kent. The county was rich in ancient literature. and historic remain, and a survey of nem and its history formed the best introductivn to a stuee of the past. Oeserratisin, dis• corery and research In Kent had taken msn's minds back ...

... Hhurtl.iodg. p.E. KITCHEN- HOUSE-MATRON for small Rescue Horni* in Kent; Church of England : previous experirnce ; salary £2O-£22.—Addrot»s Mr*. Danlell. Wtliington House. Maidstone, KIT ...

... the hyinos were sweetly sung. KENT ADULT SCHOOI.S.-At the quarterly meeting of .be Council of the Kent Adult rlehool Union, held at Canterbury lace seek. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Day. Mrs. Boniface, and Mr. represented !Maidstone. The application for one of the ...

... ADVBILTLSERE'NTS for SITUATIONS WANTED, SITUATIONS VACANT, TO ..ar. and FOR SAL!. etc., Are isae: :• 1 in the MAIDSTONE & l• ..NTISH JOURNAL &NU KENT TIMES & CHRONICLE, Published at Hid-Day on Thursdays and Saturdays respectively, at the following Low }Urns ...

... DRAPERY. HARDWARE. GENERAL TILADE. WE'cr BOEOUGH MAID. STONE. A' a an 4 O. KING WILLIAM STREET. LONDON E.C. j.k. Iregal Motitte KENT EDUCATION COVIITTrES. 111651. iIDVCATION. SCHOLARSHIPS. 1906. following SCHOLAR:CHIPS will be -1 offered for competition during ...

... satisfactory all round, and | f the periments shortly to watched with interest. With tho entered upon 1 the Kent County Council a section of th don-Maidstone road will be allotted for poss of the experiments. Lengths of « of a mile—sufficient to ensure ths material ...

... Castlereagh, M. P., for a rule calling upon Mr. Cecil Gascoigne Belching, editor and manager of the Maidstone and Kentish Journal and the Kent Times and Chronicle, to show cause why he should not be committal for contempt of court. 1 he articles ...

... sports; good billiard, bridge, chess player could also amateur theatricals, playa or to L. WWI , ar, Copers Cop -rod, Beckenham. Kent. A WELL.EDUCATED YOUTH can be RECEIVED into the otlice of a resident land agent on exceptionally favourable terms.—Addrow in ...

... beautiful as in the days of Louis XIV. and Louis of the Maidstone and Kentish Journal and the Someone repeated Slaughterhouse. were leaning out on the balcony when some of the . XVI. Kent Times and Chronicle, to show cause why Mr. Shee : There ...

... where ball boy is kept; 1 year under X/ footman, 2years as hall boy: age 19; height Sft. 7|in.—T. Smallwood. Oakwood. Maidstone. Kent. FOOTMAN; age wages £2O-£22; under butler; town country; recommcnded.-J..3A.Barclay-road.\Valbatn-green.S.W. TTOOTMAN ...