... five crosses watchhouses. Lambert, who wrote his Perambulations Keat ever years ago .13*)). records tradition that the Weald Kent remained wilderness for many years after the rest 'the county had been peopled. Hawkhurst. which is part of the Weald, and ...

... ort prise' tfr • T0.~4• 61 el lowa. InST %lOW I. the GLAcE. N‘aidstone. 1• • al FOR THE CHILDREN. NATURE FORM BOOTS & SH)ES. GOLDEN BOOT, F. W. Randall & Co., YIFAI:I Largest Stt.)ek f rom i„ TAN or k. TIIE 11AV )IL at I korta‘gh Colgreiruticaal Church ...

... began to wonder Shy it was that Vain was Willow; to get Murshee out of the way. Was she. too, in the conspiracy to obtain the Golden Rose' Was sh;- al of the daring. expert thieves, prepared to take any risks to secure the precious object! On the face of ...

... of hiphly restootaidnhet r noble Wady. hr ae ardor erg hoer. The is ewe of ler Weil rib. far the it o laid. • owe, bet at golden b.y the yaws he at runs furrow viers the aloe ww f b rearm bar swath their wirer a pretty hiwdo. still in her Wow meetly • ...

... -------- MAIDSTONE WENT. WOOL SALE. W. & D. . AMBROf& & HAVING BEEN REQUESTF.D BY MANY ri.ocX. ownefl is MaJdoooe ard Mid Districts to conduct SALES of WOOL PUBLIC AUCTION. beg to they hold PERIODICAL SALES to the Summer and Autumn of at MAIDSTONE The A ...

... Hoboes a kick omen , i usas wise , ' ion. ilea., lot tet neful` -- q• thi l °ln bm° to t*. at ' the half ; maws it We. the Kent Lingua In the _ in nor nerniens, railway P i Nf t°ll la o r awenend (Meath Or- ewe* HUM or the the bell , _bath._. should noipate ...

... Che'sea v. Maid:tooe Uxited, T. J. Tapoin. 3 MAIDSTONE AND DISTRICT LEAGUE, & f Division I. * Chutch l*'vte v. Spodlend Towicta, MAIDSTONE LEAGUE.—Division IL Maidetone South End v. Ditton ™ BOA BOOTS! BOOTS ! £0) Save nearly 80°/, ' B\ by buying direct ...

... such an exoelient eniertain Meat, aa rafre.hmenta to boot, for the low Charge made, six , sixpence.—'l Social Slab tree of debt, aud It has enrolled great many members, the prospect of being a Boot unusual success is assured. Mrs Pettit, Mrs Paggram and ...

... Demseed was rerun will begin on Saturday next at eight property of other. the Society.-Advt. not wearing any eat or watattrtat boots. n'clork. when the Kalfir Roy*, who an de-' He seemed to be asleep. She ran and' As. lvdotiorrdia Mme oh'ofST Mon IL. .en nn ...

... useful 111 20 Best Quality Silk Blouses half-pricell 126 C BROWN FIRST-CLASS BOOT SHOE MAKER to inform Inhabitants of Sittingbourne Milton district that he disposed his of - BOOTS SHOES MESSRS CAREY & CRITTENDEN Of Sittingbourne have arranged to receive ...

... interests. V e ought not to ask for advantages Mail.’ ” | beyond those to which we shall be fairly The followers of the Mid Kent Staghounds titled, but I am confident we shall never obtain The visit of the King and Queen to Berlin have learned with deep ...

... Hall. and Captain Kermatt. of to employers of labour in thin,distriot, for their eo•operation in providing reeraits fur the Kent County Territorial Forces. ma L e di sy Daehms of Marlborough died on . Her Grace was an American lady sad a widow when she ...