... THEY BELIEVE IN HARD WORK Brockley Golden Wedding Mr. and Mn.. A. G. Elliott. of Darfield-rmid. Brockley, celebrated their golden wedding on Wednesday. 'rhey arc Ilinth 73 Years old and not hail a !doctor for tin illness during thirty years they have ...

... to welcome victory in er Maidstone. Moisten Is his name and he came to Kent a few weeks ago with Irish experience as a w of Rangers colours. Young Dakrn was Maidstone's sharpshooter: he Is a winger brimful of vitality. Maidstone. too. are still building ...

... NOTICES. Borough of Bromley, Kent. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on II the 13th day of October, 1938, application will be made at the Quarter Sessions to be held in and for the County of Kent at the Sessions House, Maidstone, for an Order for stopping up ...

... like holies offering • tract It ix Jose. the crows of golden summer. Flowen4 break from the earth to welcome etll/7 comer • . • • • • All too soon se • crossed the Medway ran into Maidstone East station. Before I got to the Old Palace it began to rain ...

... A D SKIPPER—By Man of Kent TF success in full measure was denied Kent's representatives in the F.A. Cup competition the exploits of Northfieetthe only 100 per cent. Kent League team engaged—and of Tunbridge Wells Rangers brought distinct credit to the ...

... • Youth in Kent Football By MAN OF KENT I f ATCHED thus early in Cup strife. , t 1 several Kent League clubs were speedily relieved of their interest in this season's F.A. Cup struggle. With defeat went vain hopes of a golden harvest and possible exemption ...

... THE LURE OF KENT SOCCER Higher Level of Playing Strength is Now Being Foretold By MAN OF KENT WHILE the struggle for existence in Kent Soccer continues, only Chatham have fallen by the way. The County Senior League has increased in numbers. and it is ...

... place in the Kent League table. fortune in the way displacing Sheppey and taking as well their et i.ete money. title, recently held, of top scorers. Kent's dandy team I notice that Cook hao at last found his Nn now turn its shooting boots. Five goals ...

... The Golden Decade o f ROUND THE TOWN Progress DURING the ten years that Mr. E F. Hunt, a survey of whose remarkable career appears .n this issue, was a member of the old District Council the greatest changes in the history of Acton occurred It was a case ...

... KENT SOCCER OUTLOOK: Rangers Sign RISE OF ASHFORD Canadian By MAN OF KENT Ice Hockey Star '—' IIRPRISE looms large in Kent Soccer today. Results are no longer c u t and dried, and hardly a game can be i taken for granted. Gone is the B GEORGE GRAHAM ...

... 12 BROMLEY & WEST KENT MERCURY; NOVEMBER 9. 1934. . . LIBRARIES to the Ebitor. -KENT CORNER VISIT PERCIVAL'S NEW PREMISES FOR HOSPITALS.___ IN CITY .CHURCH. * . , , rkappell44 KENT SCHFMF Bromley's Next Gala. PRIMATE ON TRADITIONS ...

... demanding £2O with menaces from a widow of 75, whom he accused of poisoning her husband, Leonard Ward Davies (27) was at Kent Assizes at Maidstone. yesterday. sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. Hilbe state h ry st s a aid that w hat o t i . for M 1 15a j v ...