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... In the East Kent League at Canterbury to-day:—C. Milton; Harrison and Rolfe; C. Bradfleld. Williams, ami H. Milton; Garrett, Bebbington, Saunders. and BradfleUl. The following team will plav for Folkestone against ll.me Bay the F.a«f Kent League at Folkestone ...
... preferred House-Parlourmaid help given no boots or knives Apply Mrs W J Harris 76 High Sittingbourne WANTED 6kk1 GENERAL once found Apply Labun 107 High Street Mnntri) Baker (20i Bread and Smalls Milton Regis Kent SITUATION assist Lott 66 High Street TO ...
... 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 ...
... for.” Bootin this country. When they had bid year iu • maker; ‘Thats nothing. I went to co llet Kent it was a common saying that tho Germans bill for pair boots yesterday, and the fellov would sending iu any old bedstead or hop kicked mo cut with them/' ...
... non-combatants they would have no Folkestone Social Service Circle held in right to take up arms at all. The penalty Now that the Boots have defeated the Lecture Hall of the Baptist Church, they would pay for doing it would be t o Ilford, one's thoughts naturally ...
... in 1907 it was 44938 In Kent the maximum year was also 1878 46593 acres and the minimum year 1907 28169 acreA Comparing the maximum with the minimum there was a reduction generally of 37 per cent and in Kent or 47 per cent Kent mentioned in reply to Chairman ...
... champions of the Kent League. The weather was excellent and there was aidattendance of spectators. Both es, however, put very little dash into their play and a rather tame game resulted in • gosilees draw, neither teem having . The Boots had Dunlop for ...
... l{ ENTISH '; OURNAL. tOAD, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS for SIT LATIONS WANTED, SITUATIONS | VACANT, TO LET, and FOR | SALE. ete.. Are inserted in the JINE & KENTISH JOURNAL MAIDS AND THE KENT TIMNES & CHRONICLE. Published at Mud-Day ...
... minmters and delegates of the Tonbridge of the Kent and Sussex Baptist Association, held at Green Street Green, near Orpington, the following resolutions were passed con: - j. • Education:That thw meeting the Kent and Sussex Baptist Aesocmtaion (Tonbridge ...
... First-Claas Billiard Boot BIOTOK GA.RA.GIE PPOintm«nt th« N»tlon»l A.nt» vis mobile Society, end Motet XoarittOlob. Eurpsra Daa.-jnetafc Wedding a. Specialitr. K»rKf ...
... Birmingham gesOWIIAN warned: be esely rear: •111j3P.—Bartora. Wart Lodge, Hirepanorta, Sohfordi DRAM/W.-Wanted 9 goad indoors'. of boots. country trade.-Butcher. Denonden. se Orb:boor taught trade throulboul..-APP I I. It. :4. Gibbs. TR. 72. Strait. Aabford. TIRAPERY ...
... KENT 28 1908 HEDLEY fal AUCTION! ft AGENT District FIRE I-OSS ASSESSOR AND COMMISSION AGENT CERTIFICATED BAILIFF HIGH SITI’INOBOURNE TO CONTRACTORS WHARFINGERS OTHERS -lTTINGBOCRNE or ALL WATERSIDE Quay containing O Wharf Frontage Milton Creek The Buildings ...