... i :•1 Robert A. Whitehrsei--- a a•ughter . COULSTOCK ( Al.: i , .. •In lo -..nit memory :cis • Office Seienoals 4.5 ens : Hardy De-Cantelle Spam:rig I terers._B4. Grosvenor.rd.. Dm. We.ls. 2 ISl•ry Francr:i. of dear Mum. who fel: asleep Januar. BILLIARD ...

... lights. The stage can be agricultural land, sa id ow V. Dumbreck (Upper Aledwayi I assembled or dismantled by three , Edward Hardy, former chairman :mover, the reference back of thei people in half an hour. ' of Kent County Council, at a ' precepts. meetin ...

... l Hildenborough Hall. The Afterneen Townswomen's s Guild met on Thursday last week! tr. St. Thomas's Hall: Mrs. Harris! presided. A talk was given by Mr. Hardy on newspaper production . The competition for the prettiest cup and saucer was won by Mies Twort ...

... Walter Ilorphett passed peacefully away. aged 82. PAIOE.—On February 28, at 47, Kirkdale-road, Tunbridge Wells. Frederick Thomas Paige passed peacefully away. aged 79. Rest. RUSK—Jane. on February 21. peacefully. at No. 1. Cumberland Walk. Tunbridge ...

... Free Church Federal Council. Among those in the ranks of the • objectors were the Vicar of Tunbridge Wells (the Rev. Canon Thomas 1 and delegates from the Y.M.C.A. the Tunbridge Wells and District Temperance Council and New vice-president ; the British ...

... block with two others wtth minus l ig e h C e o t a l t ol e w d i t t ic h a l lo C. Waymark. both Con -' ;United and Thomas Wandentrs..Sseks vid -mire. taternoe.s.r niehed tenancies. In :es. 0-tenerat sad 'set were re-elected MeAvoy was the smallest ...

... girl on Saturday. When demolished member of the treated to leave marks on the hands on It-Monday, when the rain! The more hardy were able to try place at the cemetery on Keane.- the third heat of Dowgate Sports guard-of-honour of anyone touching them ...

... IW. Nigh Hutatwood 174 (C. Watson 109. 18. W. Hardy 5-19. C. Davis 2-8 , : Hart 16: Truly 5-42. !Surto' 4-17.; Muddle 37 not out. P. Bourton 26 Clout D. Mudd:* 2.3 n. 0.• M. Woodirate 5-20. Fordcombe 9 (Hardy 26. R. turas 20. Linden Perk A 118 iH . Teeter ...

... Mes srs. M. D. Cr i s p% a' received instructions to offer for SALE by at Lomat* Para AUC , TION 3 aerev facia. T. Meredith Hardy at i Malmo sold privatel:l. Bitting Mouse. Order at Erin. ES far Messrs. T. Ble , t Son at of S. N. Horne and Cannon Farm. ...

... Tunbridge Wens 21632. lads 14, IWsthall. 35 THOMAS has retired Tres the oid-establ.shed et A. gen. 1114.1der?. Contractors and Undertakers at Cranorook. The bus:- be carried en 'n the ease name by b.s son, A:fred Thomas SS OTROLSTZWY. Loose Corers. Cur- Pe:alet4 ...

... Remanent accoenmodclon in Rotel. to hear evidence of the anal t rilo 4n4 l 4 DISAPPEARED Rome. Room or Ground Floor from Thomas Strafford its. , l il t prse w z tc • n tten :s elstr. IT , : He signed a document Certifying sampling °Meer for Tunbridge ...

... to show too much restraint. But he gave more to the part in the second act. Better cast was Eric Bettie as the unfortunate Thomas Trout. Yet he appeared gauche when he should have been more suave and WA Cap- Mick comedy in act II was a .tile overdone ...