... KENT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the Kent County Football Association took place at Bromley on Saturday, the president (Col. F. Griffith, V.D.) being in the chair, and a large attendance included Messrs. W. B. Mac- Rowan, E. S. Large, ...

... Paine (Chatham). Division lll.—Messrs. C. O. Hewitt (Maidstone), W. Cole (Mailing), F. L. Saunders (Tunbridge Wells), H. J. Topley (Maidstone), W. H. Chase (Gunton Green), and A. Lewis (Maidstone) Division IV.—Messrs C. H. Fox (Herne Bay), F. G. Leigh ...

... VALUE OF HUMPHREYS’S BENEFIT, The annual meeting of the Kent Committee was held on Monday afternoon at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, Lord Harris presiding. The Committee accepted with profound regret the resignation the captaincy Mr. E. W. Dillon ...

... hannels and white boots, charmingly attired. The trip of K°r tr W jlifcd Mr. E. V. WUls, mu-tv ni . most enjoyable. As the rahhifu Maidstone numerous wild delighted. SWI1 ’ children Being v llehous,e late , w Vlcar yt - faith’s, Maidstone, kindly placed ...

... train' anti at the Customs Bosse, The annual meeting of the Association of and i t see ms togrow more and mars Kent Surveyors was held at Maidstone on • every year. When everybody take Saturday There was a representative hand luggage (to be carried about ...

... Meetinw for the first time in the new Mr. Manning said he thought a great ecnniv (Area at Maidstone. the members deal of the success must certainly be put 1 •1 e Kent County Council were. during down to the members for selling the I the adjournment, entertained ...

... Dover, £l,OBO Os. Ojd. (12 months); Cottage Homes drapery, H. F. Edwin, Dover, £124 Ijs. 9d. (12 months); boots. Merchant and Tubb, ntd., Maidstone, £lB5 18s. 6d. (12 months); bread for Folkestone district W. . Burkett, Seabrook, td. per 41b. loaf; kitchen ...

... guaranteed annua] circulation of over GOO.OOO. KENT NUMISMATIC SOCIETY.—At a meeting held at. Maidstone recently (Mr. R. Cooke, of Detling, in the chair), it was decided to form a Numismatic Society for Kent. Letters were read from many influential gentlemen ...

... —Females. YOUNG Womans seeks situation, in Falkesionie Housemaid; can do waiting. FuHlJr write Htul'ips. Cemrai Hotel, Maidstone, Kent. a—_—————- Engagement Housekeeper Lady Help ' nurse.—Beta, Parsons Library, —-—: - requires engagement im Frui- A tier's ...

... in Wearing Apparel and Boot+) in the Windows of R- G. Wood, Tontine Street 4666 We regret to announce the death of Councillor Wreford, of Dover, who held al prominent position in connection with the various Coal Companies in Kent. Be had been suffering ...

... service of trains from all parts of the county to Maidstone. I think, as far as IFolkestone and its particular locality is concerned, there is little to complain of in this respect, but in the North of Kent the . service is rather complicated by many junctions ...

... the Salvation aid of those whose avowed object is the die to the Kent hop growers. Army had given their consent for the use memberment of the United Kingdom, but The accounts of the Maidstone Corpora- of their trestles fur the show. which the Lords decline ...