... of he took no heed, Mr. Elgood : Your statement has nothing to wing to eat oar food with them down do with this Detective Golden, cd Belvedere, mia ..-.. .. ' P lainan ww atoc w - i brought Me of comictians gp to He , Mr. : Still we regret the ...

... -rosS, Gillingham. 3-s-n TTiREEHOLD.—CHEAP LAND for Sale, acre, in Kent. Plans, Rutters, 10, Norfoik-streot, Sbraal. FREEHOLD.— Cheap, small Farms for sale in Kent, between Maid-stone, Chatham, Sittingbourne; Lot 1, Farmhouse Buildings, 50 acres, £1,325 ...

... originally kept Witley In Surrey; a fbw years ago, when fanning the Orchardmans Estate was taken In hand, it was removed into Kent, where the brilliant successes that distinguished it in Surrey have been continued to the present day. was founded from the ...

... in the Maidstone indicate that the police attach considerable importance to the story of man who is known to have left Ightham the afternoon when Mrs. was murdered, and who is supposed to nave cast a revolver into the Medway crossing Maidstone Bridge ...

... Otterham Kent all friend for kelp their late sad bereavement MRS IIOLDSTOCK of Tnnslail MRS HULL their their sad bereavement and help lw SMITH John Ann Smith might of something if Messrs C Co 27 Street London LI DEBTS respect lately Rainham Kent I mid ...

... MAIDSTONE. A PETROLEUM PROSECUTION —At the Maidstone pplke Court Thursday John Francis Harper, a cycle dealer, of 11, Sandling Road, who bolds a licence to store up thirty gallons of pctrolcum { was fined £5 with 13s. costs for having on his premises ...

... Bochester; Gravesend, H. N. Punar, High-street; Maidstone, Stojtham Son, Sheernees, J. K. Hudson, High-street; SiLtingboarne'. W. G. Gokdelikb. High-street, Chemists. PONT LOOK OLD. 34, JEFFERY STREET, GIELINGfIAM, KENT. ■ o . .•. Per crate. Per containing Par ...

... in the ■ whole of the valley ; and, on our left, cutting in the high green bank showed us the vivid orange-red the rich soil Kent. Here and there was cottage, either covered with green- or glowing with the soft colours old brickwork. No wonder Charles Dickens ...

... they were enabled to extend their efforts by providing warm clothing and boots to the necessitous. eince 1904-5 upwards of 8,000 children have been entertained, and 1,036 pairs of boots and about 1,000 garments have been distributed. During the winter of ...

... FRONTIER OPERATIONS IN KENT, A series of operations which has been carried on for some weeks by the Kent Troop of the Legion of Frontiersmen was continued on and around Cianbrook at the last weekend. Members from Cranbrook, Maidstone, Golden Green, Linton, Dartford ...

... S WANTED all kinds of Fruit_and \fiwl«.-—Em Kent Fruit Co., Borough Market. I ondon. S.E. 500 0)0 CABBAGE PLANTS, Early e . Rainham, 2 6d per 1,000: 5,000 lots, 2% per 1,000.—J. Edmunds, Allington, Maidstone. 876 * REWARD offered anyone ing fil the “Boes’’ ...

... first division of the League. A short time ago an application was made to the Kent County for an increase in the radius for the League, from six to fourteen miles. Maidstone oppoeed this and an increase to twelve miles has been agreed upon. The Cranhrook ...