... York's School XI. 3-0 at Dover Athletic ground on Wedneadsz.a.ftriacton. At last Maidstone suffered • reverse. On Wednesday rhatlain paid them a and took s couple a Kent Liiavue points back Chatham won 3-2. FREE LICK. We na..ght by, r. Ihadoes fall. Othtes ...

... sort of a task for to-morrow, when they have to face Maidstone at the county town. with 14 ooneecutive wins to their credit may very possibly break a pane or two for the Gluier' to mend. •• • • Maidstone won another brace of points away from on Saturday ...

... were won by teems. while only suiting solo was moreastul, aamirly, Maidstone United. who TOW have moored ten 1111dx - essr• right ofT the rre'. ..nd would appear to want .topping for the Kent Cup. The county town team includes mono wonderfully enterprising ...

... presented by the SD. Todd. di Brunk • ftf Maidstone. plyouled guilty at the lkoirsted polies rourt on to not having • rear Hatt no hi. motor ear at leart said he pot know It *as not. en ft was elf royht he left Maidstone. ease sas 00 of the costs. 7.6: At the ...

... BROWNE.—Tbe ohsequses WO,II observed on Werbsrday afternoon of Mrs. E. Browne, widow of the Mr. W. K. Browne, of the Man of Kent lintel, who passed away somewhat soddenly on Sunday afternoon. lbw late Mr.. Browne, who ISALS seventy-nine an of Was in Middle-row ...

... thanked the Kent Education Committee for the sympathetic consideration which was always given to all teachers work. ang under its authority. Mr. S. Darlington and Mr. If. T. Watts each gave long reports of the business done at the recent Kent County Association ...