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... following a detailed report of th® inquest.— Mr. H. Buss, the Kent County Coroner, opened his inquiry in the dining room at Ightham Knoll. Amoig those present were Colonel Warde (Chief Constable Kent), Major Lafone (Deputy Chief Constable), and Inspector Scott ...
... London, SW.; George Smith, Esq., Lod Agent, Boughton Monchelses, Maidstone; rod of the Auctioneers, 53, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Union, W.C.; and at Bighorn, mar Rochester. J. F. PASCALL, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ItENOVZD from 46, WOOLCOMBER STREET 7, WOOLCOMBER ...
... surety awakening from his intoxicated Free Trade slumber. FOOTBALL DOVER. MAIDSTONE CHURCH INSTITUTE. In ideal football weather the above teams met on the Danes on Saturday, in a Kent League fixture. Following on the success of the week before, it was anticipated ...
... half time score of I—l still held good. MAIDSTONE CHURCH INSTITUTE v. DOVER. This match \vas played at Maidstone on Saturday afternoon, Dover being compelled to put two teams in the field. The teams were: Maidstone Church Institute—Thomsett, goal; Wynn ...
... whited. -o- DOVER v. M.D.!. Dover had two teams on on Saturday, one playing at home the other playing a Kent League game at Maidstone against the Maidstone Church Institute. The latter match was played on the Bartley Fields, and ended in a draw of one goal ...
... Arthur Lodp of Oddfellowe. - . 7 2 -- - D;;;; — ;ieTea — tod by. Cray Wanderers K.L.) 5-2, away. 9—Maidstone defeated Eltham in the semi-Anal of the Kent Senior Cup at the Dover Athletic Ground by 3-1. 11—Dover Uednesday Cricket Club annual meeting at ...
... The Fusiliers kicked off, and at once made a determined rush on the Kents' citadel, and taking advantage of a sniskick Hiorns rushed through and scored, putting the Fifth one up. The Kents then had a try, and Lane had to clear from Keeble. Thompson staved ...
... where the constable came and found me. That is all I know about it. Prisoner wa, mill:tutted for trial to the Kent Assiaes which commence at Maidstone on February CUT THIS OUT FOR THE 26TH. THE CROSSING SWEEPER. a wearknown London crooning, stood a ragged ...
... after time, but in the second moiety the Kents, playing with the wind, improved a lot and each goal was attacked in turn Martin, the Scots' outside left-winger, was very dangerous with his centres and the Kents' backs, Keeble and Powell, played a fine ...
... 12.18, and London Bridge at 12.22 ***** Messrs. Lewis and Son, of Dover, have secured the contract for rebuilding Messrs. Boots, the j chemists, new shop at 11, Cannon Street. The price was £2.844, being about £100 lower than the only other Dover tenderer ...
... 38 had carried or de in so prosperous • way. Ledge 31 as position for a good unimp rare in die cane/ at Kent. It wee the Promsend Gnaw/ Lodge of Kent and the oldest,, the It was the enthusiasm which Aimed up Ka that made a home for Druidism at Doer. Al ...
... During the rehearsa'B last week 115 repairs, ranging in nature from the renewal of the button on the boot, or even the repair of the boot itself of a man of Kent, to the stitching of a rent in the dress of a Queen. This week the performers have been more careful ...