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... for heart attention, and a verd,et I l'fla nd l Ckeic lier were cePcs'enled: - of ••Death from natural was resumed. Elorer of Kent Lodge, No. 5.557. 1.0.0. F., HOSPITAL BENEFITS.-On the opening of ML'.. Court rhesus. A.0.F., Waternegbury the enlarged Queen' ...
... _1: -%\ , tating captrience 7•• 1., u.lie.. good es.ady and ourcd M 713. -Kent Jaen ermer. ' : 8. Orchard. Haw una. two C.rpen ten; W g n °d., • VI hands -Arp Y Col . Maidstone. 410 -645 •7 A NTED . - .amt. P Atten WIDOW %I din: - •&a 713. •leent 11 ...
... stall—Mrs. Valherson, Mrs. Reader and Miss Thirkell; refreshment Mrs. and Pearson, Mines Cole and Ashbee, Mrs. Wallis rind •Mrs. Golden; bran pie—member of the Girlie Friendly Society. In the entertainments Mrs. Vicary, Love, Miss Smith, Mr. IS. Gurney, Mr. ...
... stednian and Co.. Ltd.. Harmon and Sons .miedsmen, Maidstone). Ci. and A. Clark illever), T. 0. Blanks. H. C. H. Oliver, E. Griffin, T. Phillips and Co., W. A. Weller, E. Head, G. Bunyar.l and Co. (Maidstone and Allingtotn. It. M. Seed. James Mitehell, T ...
... Shepleir° beeper, who thee bad to deal with a dieting grounder fro:n Hammy. which he raved by down full at the cost of a corner Maidstone's was then Foreman, and Sykes failed to hod the aiptiery ball, which bounced dangwronaly nes, the mouth. but Craehnell eared ...
... Gift; Large Stock tidies', Gents', and Children's to select from at A. Luca*, 14, Middle Row, Maidstone. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS—For Train Mil Ilits Cervices see the Kent Messenger Coma Tine Table. Now on sale of all agents. M. CRICKET CLUB CONCERT. raised for ...
... Youths' Suits, Boys' Suits. All greatly reduced to ensues a elesimire. Also • quantity of odd garments at. bait-price. A lot of Boots and Shoes (soiled . ) all at. 3a. lid. pair. See Windows for Special Sale Bargains. MIRVIVORTN. DOLNO IT.—Doing Wb Why barinr ...
... being deparlfilalat at least his business. a !barely ider. willy-nilly, In one.of thg prominent cooctres In the kingdom The Kent Aro within the few days limited a balance skeet. , me three nuaffred page.. plying an it fir the period the Abe war The cursory ...
... Smote, Joachim 170113 m for Ladr is ONG Kitcheseisid vran.ool be Of , two , alidit -11/DIY 1. * . rood keine: meter i Flood. Maidstone. _ : L a , I Wen H;;;. 'COME gond/. lila rm i rlcit i l l . . - 6 11 - ; :v 0 1 ..torhon. h E ar.:o kitelore.mentl - re ...
... he hospital be pissed sis estoW . Trimmers *tamest. and se.nt to the treatment at boepitels te Leaden, Mar At the Kent Assizes at Maidstone, cm M( cheater, Rochdale, Woolwich, Drier, Lewis- I day, George Med. 55, labourer, was end Peckheat kei. bq was dolor ...
... Kilndown attended. Mr. J. Hurtleld was M.C.. and Mr. Blackmon% of Craubrook, presided at the piano. HALLOO. ARMY BOOTS.—Good Sewed Hand Arine Boot., strong , sid eerviccable, splendid uppers, ready to wear, at D. 6d., D. 64. New soled ' and heeled with beet ...
... in your distriet. Boil Race-I L. 2H. Woes 3G. G. Lawrey. Girls' Boot Race--. 17,. Harris, 2R. LAST 'WALLIN Bonier, 3M. bucks. Born ' Sack Pace-1 L. SPORTS.-Weekt, King Street, Maidstone, Jewess. 2 A. Raker, 3J. Bashferd. Girls' Sack Me Sports Requlsites ...