... apparently was black boot polish or stove polish. IN TINS at 2d., 3d. and 6d. suns IT THE NUGGET POLISH COMPANY OF IRELAND, LIMITED, AT THEIR FACTORY, LOWER BRIDGE STREET, DUILIN Alit MORE SHINE ' - IN LESS -:- .TIME a - f 4 00 C GET BOOT t ~ , - i , 4= - ...

... • The Marquis and Marchioness of Ormonde left Oennings, Maidstone, Kent, on Thursday last for Kilkenny Castle. • Lord Castletown was 76 on Tuesday. Lord and Lady Castletown celebrated their golden wedding on the 23rd April. ...

... bound to a tree, and coated with boot polish by a titled gentleman in a lonely wood in Kent, had a sequel at the Maidstone Police Court on Thursday. Sir Gerard Arthur Maxwell Willshire, Bart., of Frinningham Lodge, Maidstone, was charged with assaulting ...

... hut found no infected animal. A Maidstone message says:—An outbreak of foot and-moutli disease has been confirmed at Hunton. . According to the Northern Ministry of Agriculture this is Hunton Court, Hunton, Maidstone. Kent. The usual precautions have been ...

... BOWLING GREEN FOR PRISONERS. Mr. Albert W. Smith, Maidstone, the president of the Kent Bowling Association, has been informed the Governor Maidstone Prison that during the winter they were laying down a bowling green the Governor's lawn for the well-behaved ...

... appeared before the Maidstone Bench yesterday, on a charge of having, ot the Moth May, at Tburnham, Kent, unlaw'fully and indecently assaulted and illtreated Jean Olds, aged 22, pleaded not guilty, and was committed for trig! the Kent Assizes June 25th ...

... right price the judging from to-day’s portents, look* rosy. Two youn men, William and Reginald Bootes, both under torty veors age, hailing from Maidstone, Kent, are responsible for the new British motoring rush on the Continent. They deserve great praise ...

... infected. The Ministry of Agriculture in London announced that the outbreak of foot-andmouth disease at Hunton, near Maidstone, Kent, was found to affect fifteen cattle out of total stock of thirty-four. The usual restrictions have been applied an area ...

... to the appearance of Frederick Chambers, aged 24, a fruit grower, of Langley, Kent, on a charge of having murdered Charles Kvuse, s waggon-driver, aged 28 (says the Maidstone correspondent of the Daily Express ). Henry Chambers, father of Frederick, ...

... bound to tree, and coated with boot poliali by ** titled gentle man lonely wood in Kent, had ft sequel the Maidstone Police Court yesterday. Sir Gerard Arthur Maxwell Wiltshire, Bert., of Friuningham Lodge. Maidstone, was charged with asaaolting the ...

... Uiudhead, appeared before the Maidstone Bench jeate». daj charge of having on May 14 at Thorn ham, Kent, unlawfully and indeosatly assaulted and ill-treated Jean Olds, pleaded not guilty, and was committed for trial ta the Kent Aesiaea. Mr. Noome, who appeared ...

... outside the M.C.C. rules. SPORTING. FOLKESTONE MEETING. Deat All-aged Selling Plate Blarney Stone (11.8); Beedicine (4-1); Golden Arch (2,1). A/so ran—Hark Back, Discard, Sweet Seven teen, Fourfooted, Ten Francs, and Sea Clear gelding. Westerhanger Selling ...