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... (grandson) and Mr. Charles West (son). Mr. and Mrs. J. L. West have just celebrate I their golden wedding, which is reported on another page. M' i^ra . V. “ELLINGTON BOOTS IR THE WET WEATHER. ive a wide range of Wellington in Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s ...
... personalities would be left out. He had made inquiries regard to the expense of the Town Clerks' Departments throughout East Kent, and, excepting Canterbury, Dover headed the list. Canterbury had a very low rateable value. He had compared the expense l ...
... received We. relief. Ss. for spectacles. b. 60. for milk two pairs of boots for his children and a medical order for his wife amounting to Q.. 64 -The man said he asked for three pairs of boots, but two were granted In consequence one of his children ill. Ile ...
... departure of Sir. and Mrs. Itc•N•ile. both id iroutocol. Cott ingbourno's Brigade. which thirty years a4o was in the forefosont of Kent 1101 UM Oelupietl a %coy waem in the offer Brigades. was provided with what was then thins of the cloo. NIL Mo• Neile. with ...
... had played cricket with Charles Dickens, at Gadshill. wag a native—and a Free- nfan—of Nfaidst o ne. and was educated at Maidstone Blue Coat School. For over sixty years Mr. Lemon carried on a business at Canal-road. Stroud, and he was believed to be the ...
... 11111.• Captain Dawes and A. Chester-Beatty, Masters of the Mid Kent Staghounds and Ashford Valley Foxhounds, photographed at the meet at Bethersden, following the Hunt Ball at Maidstone. Kentish Exprus photo. S e 45 r I ,\ ;---f.P.5..442-z .it I+. 4 ...
... the Britirh Drama League. It will competed for tallyann. by Amateur Pramatir wiles in Kent and the tiret competition will he at the Dramattr Fei-tiNal at Maidstone on Thim , day and Friday next. The death nerurml on at Oakland•, Sturry, of Mr. Ale•ande ...
... more. WEDNESDAYS' BALL TICKET. The Sheerness and District Wednesdays' winning ball ticket, No. 9,729, drawn by Mr. R. Kennett, boot repairer, Union Street, Blue Town, was claimed lit M. Cooper, of 7, High Street, Blue Town. WOMEN'S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ...
... private contribution. He said that he had met the Chief Officer of the Tonbridge Fire Brigade and an Inspector of the South Kent Water Company with regard to sites, and they had decided that the first should be in the Square near the Post Office, the second ...
... ~ ~ ■ «OUPnOy. • GUARDIANS AND DI R1 m Jhe late Mrß. I. Emery and thanks also Ward. The Bathroom Door” was the lIP* I- _ I KENT AGHIOULTURAL WAGES COMMITTEE herebv notice that thev OISTRICT CUON- to contribution of generous donor, title of the last nroductiou ...
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