... years, with much success.—Yours truly, J. Paine. MANUFACTORY— G THE OLD GOLDEN MORTAR, 293, HIGH STREET, CHATHAM. SPRCTATL AGENTS—ARGLES, 30N, and STONHAM, CORFE, SIMPSON, Maidstone. E. ROOKE, Sittingbourne. PERRY, Gravesend. FRENCH’S TEETHING POWDERS, ...

... SHEEP STEALING AT MAIDSTONE. TraYTON MoOON, 28, drover, for stealing six sheep, the property of Wm. Brakefield, at Maidstone, on the 8:h March. Mr. Barrow prosecuted ; Mr. Rosher defended. This case was remanded from the West Kent Sessions of the O G ...

... ADMINISTRATION OP THE OOUNTY KENT. TENDERS are invited bv the Kent County Council for the TUNING AND REPAIR OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS in the County Primary and Modern Schools, certain Technical institutes, eta., Public Health and Public Assistance establishments ...

... havjng commenced in most gardens Monday, POLICE INSPECTION.—The Chief Constable Kent (Lieut.-Colonel H. M Wawte) made his quarterly inspection the local division, the. Kent County Constabulary at the Police Station on Saturday, There were on parade Sunt ...

... Territorial Force in Kent, The following units are now officially recognised:— Strength per cent, of establishment. Reyal West Kent Yeomanry g!) West Kent Yeomanrv 75 3rd H.C. Bde. R.F.A 75 Kent R.G.A. (Heavy Battery) 52 H.C. (Kent) R.G.A 43 ...

... KENT NEWS IN BRIEF East Peckham' !trouble and if you are not carelu. The Sutton of the main Ratings! you will find that you have not got . road between Pembury and Keys ' Abeue 150 people attended the a licence to drive with:' IGreen should be re-surfaced ...

... high brooms. FOREWORD.' Football hand. One aad ass ear Hew Stock Football Boots. Every Boot offered U Solid leather throughout. ,wir: Youth's. 9s. lid. 2^ p -~MOHABD, The Boot Man, High Brooms. • M *IVE. -Ths Labour Party held . hllt »' the Adult School ...

... KENT APRIL SESSIONS. These Sessions were opened at Maidstone on Wednesday. New Magistrates —Sir C. W. Oakley, Bart, of Kothenden, Staplehurst, Reginald Appcch, sq., of Cranbrook, and E. A. St eatfeild, Esq., of Hadlow, were sworn in as county magistrates ...

... KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. An importknt meeting of the committee vu held on Monday at the Golden CroM Hotel, Weet for the arrangment of next aeaaon'agroframme and consider the report and accounts. In the abaence tl>rough domestic bereavement of the president ...

... accepted- also tenders from Messrs. ITuds 'ii for unbroken Kent 12s. 9.1. up Us. 9d per yard; broken rag from 16s. 9d. to 17h. 6d.; border stone. 7s. 10 1 to f »-i 7d.; and Mr Lambert for broken Kent Rag from 14s. lCd. to 15s. lOd. CHURCH PARADE. The local ...

... KENT. CAPEL. THE INSTITUTE.—From a statement accounts, it appears that during last session a sum of .422 13s. was expended. There is a balance of £3 Bs. 4d. available towards the urgent repairs needed to the billiard and bagatelle tables. The Institute ...

... KENT v. YORKSHIRE. This match commenced at the Mote, Maidstone, at 12.8 yesterday. Yorkshire won the toss, and sent Kent to the wickets in fine weather, to the bowling of Peale and Middlebrook. Score at luncheon :— Rashlsiah h Middlebrook F. Hewn h M ...