... early May.-Write. A.lO. **Brantley Mercury.' Bromley. Kent. . HOLIDAY CAMP F OR Sale, Vac. Pecan Detached House. `VERTISEMENTS 4 bdrms . gar., I etc . lee. gdn.. situated in London-rd. Deal. Kent: would opens June 1 consider exchange aubject to price ...

... 33. Road. Herne Da v. Kent i f Couladon ROOMISON • HANCOCK.—The engagement is an nounced between Stanley Andrew Rogerson. youngest son of Mrs. W. Rogeraon and the late Mr I. C. Roger. if The Pop:ars.' Heath Grove. Maidstone, Kent. and Beryl Hancock. cooly ...

... Girl; One of the Girls. Ipswich; Little Josephine Perrin: P. Hansard and Co.. Bristol: Ellen; The Happidrome at the Fort; A Maidstone family: Crazy Clang. London. E.C.I; Adrema and Powers Departments, Welwyn; E. M. G.; The Ten Rays, Blackhorse-lane, E. 17; ...

... his leg. . GOLDEN WEDDING.-Ce e -he visited the district eorting Mr. Edwin White. of 25. Cloon-IPaurs Cray , was fined El at', he t Village club. so that at might I rnents of the industry and Its Mr. J. G. Sturt. of Woodhuret-Sing their golden wedding on ...

... for 34, Gladwin 4 for 21) and 130 (Jackson 6 for 43, Copson 3 for 14i.• Derby won by innings and 186 runs. KENT v. LEICESTER. At Maidstone. Kent 224 and 111 for 0 (Todd not 63). Leicester 316 (Prentice 64, Symington not 54). DORSET v. LANCS. At Dorchester ...

... lands. Ow. L. Langley and comrades serving in Ceylon have jun with rickshaws, lie writes to his father at Foley Street, Maidstone, Kent; A few of us went into town for a spot of leave, and we went in rieirabawi. a pleasant form of travel, if a bit swift ...

... ASHFORD, KENT Owing to war time conditions, ·e are not able to supply glasshouses but we look ahead to 318 A COUNTRY LIFE - FEBRUARY 13, 1942 Quality is the answer to You will not be asked for more coupons for Footwear of Quality. Buying boots and shoes ...

... known as the Royal Observer Corps. . Golden Weddings*Mr. and Mrs Charles Steward, whose farm stands half in the village of Bentley and half in Tattingstone, Suffolk:. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tite, Tower Road. Orpington (Kent).. Itiamindel.*Lady Lucas (50). of ...

... compare with losses in the last war, and what sort of Air Force did we and the Germans start with ? writes TODDLER, of Maidstone, Kent. ANSWER: We started the war with 179 Zandplanes and ninety-three seaplanes, and we ended it with 22,171. The Germans had ...

... 2. n»»n Borough Stiver; 3. Cable and Wireless (London). Third Section: Kent. Works 2. Snowdon Colliery; 3. Silver; 4. West Crawley Silver. Danger next door Fire a Maidstone boot works threatened storks of and eoeoniit matt inn next door until it was ...

... Rule. of Sheerness. was unanimously elected chairman of the Kent Public Assistance Committee, in succession to Alderman H. Hills, of Tonbridge, when the committee met at the County Hall, Maidstone, last week. Alderman Rule had been vice- chairman. An open ...

... MICK*' (CMIOR CW (Final. 3.15). —Maidenhead Windsor and Eton ton Wycombe W. ground» KENT SENIOR CUP (Final. 3.15).- Glllingham «. 12th I.T C.. Canterbury tat Maidstone) KENT AMATEUR CUP (Final. 3.15). Sheppey v. Woolwich Poly tat ISTHMIAN LEAGUE.-Clapton ...