... Athletes From Two Counties At Rye Sports Festival ATHLETES and cyclists from all over Kent and Sussex, coming from 16 clubs In all, ran, jumped and pedalled against each other before a crowd of over 3,000 at Rye Cricket Salts on Monday, the day of the ...

... DISCRIMINATION AGAINST SHORT DISTANCE TRAVELLERS” DESPITE itrong opposition by 16 Kent and East Sussex local councils, Maidstone and District Motor Services, Ltd. were, at Maidstone on Friday, given permission to raise bus tares. Two-thirds of single fares will ...

... ingoing, including stock, about £400; several other fully licensed houses available throughout Kent. Apply C. Hebden Phillips & Son. 33. Earl-street. Maidstone. PHOTOGRAPHIC dark room and work room attached (basement) let In centre of Lewes. Box 495. “ ...

... Millington (Selscy». S. Tilley (Somptlng Y.C.0.8.). L. Adams (Kemp Town i. D. Boots (Holllngton United). To 'I'HERE are few changes In the L Sussex Rugby team who meet Kent In floodlit friendly match at Wlthdean on Wednesday. County se-lectors are using ...

... Friday and Satur- r. g. Noakes, of Maidstone, noted day at the end of June. that the majority were home The attendance of 26.616 was produced, having come from the the second largest since the war. counties of Kent. Sussex and But for bad weather on the ...

... Faith Walker and her sister. Miss Marjorie Alice Fell, of 97 Vicarage-road Miss Constance Whittaker, of Palmer-road, Maidstone, Kent, was driving the other car in Sumroerdown-road. and her three passengers were Mrs Robinson and her daughter Mrs Gwendoline ...

... group to 1953 BSA Bantam £11 1952 Morris Oaford saloon . £450 for Immediate delivery FIELDS, LTD.. LEWES 49. England. 1953 Golden Flash, beige.s/f £27 1950 Humber Hawk £350 BALANCE OVER TWO YEARS - vvt'vh.tt ~ BLUE STAR GARAGES. LTD. 2 K^’fl^'^ori;! MU ...

... League. first aid Champions of Sussex, It was the most cheering news Surrey and Kent when competing the club 'had had for several seain the regional competitions at sons. Maidstone. An idea, to promote and as- I Horsham Rural Council decided sist the general ...

... thought the reward might help to stop these attacks.’* HIGH PRICES FOR STORE CATTLE OPENING store atock »a!e of the season at Golden Cross, was held by A. Burtenshaw and Son. Hallsham. There were 232 head on offer and there was an exceptionally good trade ...

... Im\ Mr. Peter Webb was best man. After a reception at the Hallway Hotel. Battle, the couple left tor a honeymoon at Maidstone. Kent, the bride wearing a tweed suit with stone-coloured accessories. rpWO former members of the -L Robertson-streH Young People'a ...

... made an M.B.E. Fe |, ow Grammarian Christopher Jrans-AtlaMkMble, Mr R. A. W. £O. biasjor history. WAVIN ...

... as stage director to Miss Lena Ashwell. He was a keen gardener and lawn tennis player and amateur painter. He was born at Maidstone and educated there and at Mill Hill, He had 26 crime books to his credit, with two more published. His last. 'The Night the ...