... moderate tent.— Loose, Maidstone, Kent, Wished to Withdraw,— Having taken out a summons for an order against her husband, William George Bootes, labourer, of Philpottcottages, Haine, on the ground of his persistent cruelty, Mrs. Bootes asked the Ramsgate ...

... Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s, Boots, Under-Linen of every description. Cash by return for parcels. Ladies waited on.— Mrs. Parsons, 1, Camden Road, Ramsgate. 21 SITTINGS. —Black Minorca?, White Wyandot tea. Golden Wyandotte*, White Leghorns, 25.6 Champion ...

... During the month the following sums have been spent. British Red Cross Society £7 14s. Bd.; H. Bing (boots for wounded Belgian soldiers) £2113. 6d. Kent Voluntary Aid Detachment £1 4s. 3d., H. E. Harrington (stoves for British troops) £2 2s. Od . relief ...

... Ramsgate. r GENT’S Dress Suit. new. might suit waiter or orchestra musician.—Write M., East Kent Advertiv r Olfice, a>cal. ijl ASY TERMS. —Costumes,Suits, Boots, Drapery, Bedsteads, Baby Cars. Anything supp ied ; cheapest linn.—Write, Representative, 16 ...

... years gone by great deal more than we had done. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, G. V. DAUGLISH, Colonel, Commanding East Kent Kecruiting Area. Depot The Buffs, Canterbury, April, 1915. Perhaps the children know there ore many other little ones who receive ...

... reflects, “ and have joined up for another four years.” CAPTAIN FRIENDS WILL. Captain George Burton Taddy Friend Buffs (East Kent Regiment) of Perrylund Bernier, Farnham (eldest son of the late Mr. Friend and Mrs. Friend, of Northdown), who killed in action ...