... West scored 008 for seven and then declared. KENT v. HAMPSHIRE. In the Kent v. Hampshire match last wet hop county scored an easy victory over opponents. Reversing their defeat by Ham season by five wickets, Kent were victorio nine wickets to the good. Pants ...

... C. Young. Folkestone, town councillor, has been elected to seat the Kent County Council. The Rev. C. G. Baskerville. vicar Tonbridge, and Mrs. Baskerville, celebrated their golden wedding Tuesday. Colonel A. Bradley has been granted extension two years ...

... bodv of the General lay. On their return from viewing Boorman, the Mayor of Maidstone, rose “1 wish say how greatly Maidston. Wish to say hom greatly Maidston capital of Kent, grieves at the trag happening in the county. Alter the footman and butler at ...

... are to be posted at the following places:—Bear and Key, Messrs. Church and Co., Mr. Rollington’s (Canterbury Road), and the Golden Lion. Mrs. Lang, who, like the President, takes a keen interest in the club, offered to provide the team with hot coffee during ...

... Degree: WANTED.— Apply, E. Sayer, 82, Road, —C. J. Alexander (Kent), W. B. Burgess Whits table. (Surrey), mid H. \'. (). Hnrt-Syniiut (Ireland). •IANKBBIOW ESTATE, FOR SALE, CHEAP The following golden wedding notice pub- SUPERIOR BUILDING PLOT, containing a ...

... DOVER. DIGAMIST SENTENCED. t the Maidstone Assizes Walter Hills, 54, boot repairer, wan indicted for bigamy, it being alleged that married Flora Jenkins, at Dover, on October 3rd last, his wife being then and now alive. Ho was found guilty and sentenced ...

... fly relumed his thanks. the Headmaster and staff brought mgs to conclusion. RITORIAL FORCE KENT. ported the last meeting of tho ■rial Association, held at Maidstone residency of the Earl of Cranbrook, rutting has l»een satisfactory, tho of the force in tho ...

... feel the with them— Mon cf Kent. It was not a ques- loss more quickly and more acutely than the hop tlou of Californian hope, but Chinamen vernn Kent, growers, would be thrown upon the rates, and Which waa It to be? (Cries of “Kent”) That prove an additional ...

... atone and the best Kents 65., while the general ruu of Kent wethers marie from ss. 6>l. to ss. 10J. Pigs were pton'iful ; roasters made from fld. to 9s. and large hogs Bp. to Bs. od. per score. ASHFORD WOOL MARKET. Tuesday, March 24tu. Kent fleeces were sold ...

... Quotations remain stationary as follow:—7d. for Kent fleeces and 4d. for lamb wool ; balf-breds, 7d.; and Downs from 9d. to lOd. per lb. 4. Boot Allovpiioo for ('amp.—Tim allowance for extra wear of boots will paid out on Wednesday. at 8.30 p m., at Canterbury ...

... that had appeared in papers with regard to the Kent Coal Concessions, and stated that proceedings for libel had been taken. He was sorry that people did not distinguish between tho Kent Collieries and the Kent Concessions. They were always ready receive ...

... the caso was until MAIDSTONE EARMEBS’ CLUB 27th, the debtor being ordered in the meantime !to file showing what done FOLLOW THE LEAD OF CANTERBURY. [with the £l4O. The priuoipal creditors scheduled by the meeting of the Maidstone Farmera’ Ciub on debtor ...