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... KENT ASSIZES. MAIDSTONE. HEDRAL Service, Oikeley not. Lord,” Pur- flat; anthem, inday in Lent.— after Litany.— nedictus; Longmart G ; aurcies,” Farrant; Canon Banks. - m, Blessed are mns, 282, 245 ; —6.30, Chants ; the Rev. H. W. is to Seamen. - Seamen ...
... CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CLUB AND EAST KENT CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE. HOPS, APPLES, HORSES. AND MEAT. Mr. Egcrton Quested presided at the monthly meeting of the Canterbury Farmers’ Club and Fast Kent Chamber of Agriculture held at the Fountain Hotel. Canterbury ...
... THE WHITSTABLE FORESHORE I EAST KENT CASE. THE MAJORITY OF MAGISTRATES CONVICT. A NOTICE APPEAL Alfred Edward before the K.C.; at th© Mai guilty teloniousl Dover, the At St. Augustine’s Petty Sessions, Canter- Charlotte bury, Saturday the decision was ...
... Biggleston, and only child of Mary Rutter, of 9, Collingwood Villas, Stoke, Devonport. BOOTES.—On the 2nd April, at Redhill, Freddie, eldest son of the late Fredk. Bootes, Kent County Constabulary, aged years. FAWSSETT.—On the 4lh April, at 17, Westbrook Gardens ...
... WHITSTABLE V. EH. (KENT LEAGUE) THE NATIVES COMFURTABLV Belmont Saturday welcome brace of Kent League points were gained at the expense j) cr The visitors, who tame by motor, - cr half hour late in arriving, owing a breakdown. It was feared that the ...
... splendid Sussex steer which won breed cup of Kent wool in the show —Mr. G. J. Scott, the Smithfield Show for Mr. J, Buchanan, j Waltham (ram teg wool). Best three fleeces of A cross-bred Sootoh beast belonging Mr. C. Kent teg wool (not hoggets and shorn from ...
... '*• . tllls nssipn, and tliat all aid,IKK) ewts. a year, and the consumption there tl1 ? n'™ r , tlle bop-growing districts boot 311. 1KK) cuts, and 80 to 90 or 100 ask . ' ur tlK ' government to use their hist thousand cwt. were sent away to the United ...
... guilty. Chiof-Conslablc Dunk said the pri; committed iu September, 1900, casual. He was convicted in January stealing a pair of boots, and in Feb committed for one month at Maid malicious damage to plate glass to the i£2. __ _ I The Clerk said the magistrates ...
... of the Old Cantuars who retain their committed for trial at the next Kent Assizes, names on the school books by subscribing to o Old Cantuarian Exhibition Fund. His family MAIDSTONE C 1 have many tics with the city. Sir Harry was -ORN MARKET. Sept. 2 ...
... 'Edward Olive w« cisrE THANKS' ' . with being drunk on licensed premises, name rieq wl«he« «o thank all NORTHDOtVN ROAD, the Golden Inon, Whitstable, the 26th Jar M k.ndT;iens. Vo7thV.r’.ympathy TANKERTON. RHITSTABLE. . was fined Ba. and a..utance In her ...
... examination bv the an East Kent Licensed Victuallers’ Association. Official Receiver (Mr. Osborne Morris), debtor stated that previous to his taking over the busi,, , , , i*i u „-,i ness in St, Peter’s Street he was a boot dealer’s Mr. John Howard and ...
... county of Kent Registrar Farley. A V a Li. >3 J t' were opened at Maidstone Thursday, before —. tiniVd-HOnSF ——, Mr. Justice J. 0. Laurence. The folhwing East lluAMijL.xu CHEAP PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS Sir Gilbert I’arker. M.P. tor Gravesend, was Kent „, of:- ...