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... Mr. Henderson, engineer, of Wellington, New Zealand, whom she was going with her brother (who was saved); and Percy of Maidstone, Kent, who was going out with his brother. The latter is one of the survivors. All the second class passengers, six number, ...
... morning, and it is expected that the result will be known the afternoon. Return of the Hji Pickers from Kent. —Large numbers of hop-pickers left .Maidstone last week for their homes. Eight special trains the South Eastern hue conveyed 5000 pickers up tue line ...
... Great Sale of Boots and Shoes, at 171 High Street, opposite the Tron Church. ETIItING from Business.—Whole Stock Boots and Shoes being given away at incredibly low Prices.— Golden Sole, 171 High Street. RETIRING from Business—Whole Stock of Boots and Shoes ...
... performed the Pink Dominos to a crowded audience. Sheep Rot in Kent.—The Maidstone Journal says that sheep rot prevails very extensively throughout the flocks of the Asbford part Kent, including the important grazing district of Bomney Marsh. A Fearful ...
... her parents' home in Pindico. She was only Feven years old, and was described as having golden hair, and being attired in dark clothes, with dark ulster, button boots, and white straw trimmed with black velvet. A reward of was offered for her recovery, ...
... at the front. The transport British Prince has arrived Lima from Alexandria. A detachment reserves and the West Kent K«»giioent leit Maidstone la-day for Nortli Woolwich, there to embark in the Lombard/ for Alexandria The transport Dalbeattie, with 12,000 ...
... to Misa Martin, Iyd''■•-an, gardener J. Whatman, Maidstone. I ' r »r« sorts, two of each, rip and uiurii>e— H -• W. Williams >n. **• !. It. p. Brotherston, gardener to the . J'gton ; a, R. Young. Kent. H V. '•»'• - ...
... press. Opposition to the Affirmation Bili.—Th hp Dover, the Dean and Mayor of Canterbury, tho Archdeacon Maidstone, and most of the magistrates of Kent have.headed an iniluent lo i'arlinmeat against ths Affirmation lilL JSIIII'OWKERS AND THE ADVANCE NOTE ...
... WRIGHi, (Weat Port), *23 B*. and SAVE MONEY. One Style—The XiCATfcir] Men, Women, and One Price—The Strong Sparablad Tac*» Best Boots for Winter Wear. WATCHES, jewellery; SILVER AXD LECTRO.PLATE. WHERE GET AS ELEGANT AND DURABLE PRESENT, 4 I T C S O s, 00 LEITH ...
... gOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS- BtJY YOUE BOOTS and SHOES from 3. WRIGHT, Victori* «r. Port). * 23 Bbisto St. and SAVE MONEY. . Okf. Rtvle—The Ke»tc«tl Men, Women, and Children « One Price—Tire ' strong ana One Quality—The P.Esr ) Hoots for Winter Wear. 'Publications ...
... Jackets, Hai'i*. Shawls, Dress Htuffs, Scotch and English Blankets, Bed *n'l Table Linen, Ladles' and Gent.'s Underclothing, Boots, Shoes, &c.; also a number Medical and other Books, Superior Lot Cutlery, Skates, Magnetic Machine, Scwin* Machine, and other ...
... Derbyshire; July 17. at Oval, v. Gentlemen of Surrey: July >l, at Brighton, v. Gentlemen of Sussex; July 25, at Maidstone, ▼. Gentlemen of Kent. The team will probably sail for America July 28. It hoped that other day matches will be arranged with public ...