... KENT. CHIDDINGSTONE. NEWS FROM THE ANTIPODES— The many friends of Mr. Sydney T. Cjoult will be glad to hear of his success in Australia, where is now happily married and settled down as the Postmaster and General Purveyor thriving little township some ...

... KENT AND SUSSEX WINNERS AT SMITHFIELD. The annual big Christmas Fat Stock Show at Smithfleld has been held this week, and Kent and Sussex exhibitors have scored some good successes. Mr. W. M. Casalet, of Shipbourne, was a foremost dinner in the Shorthorn ...

... three delegates the annual district meeting, and Bros. J. T. Freer, W. B. Bridglaud and Q. Hud'scn were elected. GOLDEN WEDDINGS.—Two Golden Wed. dings were celebrated in Southborough Boxing Uay, vii., Mr. and Krt. Willard, Holden Corner and Mr. and Mr* ...

... rVEST KENT APPEAL TRIBUNAL Friday, at Maidstone, before Sir John Matthews (Chairman), Lord Ain ret. and other members, with Mr. W. B. (Clerk). Edward Hedges, married man, aged 35. employed a carter at Kcmsing, was one month’s exemption; and similar term ...

... KENT. BRENCHLEY. INQUEST. —On Monday the Coroner, Wr. C. Mnrton. conducted Inquest the Walnut Tree. concerning the death of Mary Jane Haielden. which took place at Fetter idee Bottom Saturday. Haxledeh. a farm labourer. Mated that bis wife wu year* of ...

... Saturday, March. 21st, at Ashford. (Signed) D. R. SALOMONS, Lieut, commanding Detachment. Kent (Fortress) K-E. Februa 23ra, 1914. No. 3 COMPANY. CADET BATTALH>N. KENT (FORTRESS) ROYAL ENGINEERS.—Orders for week ending March 7th, 1»14 —Tuesday. 3rd: parade ...

... WEST KENT APPEAL TRIBUNAL Friday, at the Sessions House, Maidstone. Present: Mr. Rowland Allen (Chairman), Earl Amher&t, the Hon. B. Lieut.-Colonel J. M. Rogers, Mown. Tuff, J. Barker, T. £. Smith and A. W. Tapp. Lieut.-Colonel Atkinson (National Service ...

... KENT. \ BID - CHILD KILLED BY A MOTOR CAR.—A ' sad accident took place on Tuesday at Bida child of eight years, named • Edith EJixabeth Munday. was killed close ' th bchoola by a motor car driven bj ■ Dr. Hard wick, of Headcorn. On Wedneu[ day an inauest ...

... string band at the Kent Musical Festival, Wednesday, and Mr. A. J. llarland, who also took first prize and banner, wi»h his singing clash, for the second year in succession. 8IN(»INt} CLASS.—About forty mem bers took part in the West Kent Musical Festival ...

... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The West Kent Quarter Sessions opened at Maidstone yesterday. TONBRIDGE NONAGENARIAN'S DISGRACE. The first case called was that Walter Glyde (89), labourer, whost trial was postponed from the last Sessions the indictment of ...

... WEST KENT APPEAL TRIBUNAL A sitting of this Tribunal was held at Maidstone yesterday. TUNBRIDQE WELLS CASES, Mr. W. E. Hobbs, Tunbridge Wells, appealed on behalf of Edward Home, aged 41 next December, but single, head builder's clerk, further appeal also ...

... Thursday. Brass Band parade. 8-9.30. (Signed) D. R. SALOMONS, Lieut. Soutliborough Detachment Kent . (Fartresn> R.E. March 16th. I#H. NO. COMPANY, CAOET BATTALION KENT (FORTRESS) ROYAL ENGINEERS.—Orders for week ending March 28th, 1914 :Tuesday, 2tth—Compagr ...