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... ng with the boots worn by prisoners were discovered in the plantation from which the nuts had evidently been taken. Attempted Suicide.—On Monday morning a married man named Stephen Jacobs, lodging with his wife in Union Street, Maidstone, made a determined ...
... We learn with much pleasure that Charles [> Esq., M.B., of Maidstone (son of William Hoar, Esqus surgeon), has during the st week received the degree of M.D.,im the University of London. This is sion, and we are quite sure that Dr. Hoar’s numerous the ...
... £4,000 only from the Bocheste: Bridge funds towards the cost of Maidstone New Bridge although the Wardens themselves offered £8,000. Thi consequence is, that the ratepayers of Maidstone, unlesi they can induce the Commissioners to alter their decisior ...
... MAIDSTONE. Statements have been made here that the members of the Kent County Constabulary have prevented pugilistic encounter which had been arranged large number of Londoners, to take place the wooded and hilly district lying between Maidstone and Chatham ...
... alone near the bridge, High-street, Maidstone, by a policeman apparently an apopletic fit. She was removed at once to the West Kent General Hospital, where Mr. Wilson, house surgeon, discovered by the marks on her boots and clothing, that she w an inmate ...
... ! NATIONAL HEALTH. WHITSTABLE MECHANIC FINED. KENT INSIMt ANCE COMMITTEE Maidstone Sessions House Wednesdav tlie meeting of the Kent .National Healtiil Insurance Committee was held under the presidency Mr. Charles IjlSlesden, other members present heinj; ...
... MAIDSTONE. O” DIES IN PRISON —Frederick Wilkinson, a conscientious objector, of West Dulwidh, who had! been in prison since November, 1916, for refusing to obey military orders, has died Maidstone Prison, while serving hia third sentence of two years ...
... MAIDSTONE. A PETROLEUM PROSECUTION —At the Maidstone pplke Court Thursday John Francis Harper, a cycle dealer, of 11, Sandling Road, who bolds a licence to store up thirty gallons of pctrolcum { was fined £5 with 13s. costs for having on his premises ...
... MAIDSTONE RESERVES .. Whitstabie were foil value for their Kent League Cup (Oiv. II) win over Maidstone Reserves at Belmont on Saturday. But if those who remember last season’s meeting between the two sides at BeSmont expected to see more clever football ...
... 291’—Box 36841 Cox and Sot, 37, Street, Whilstatole. FOR SALE, pair roller skates fitted size lady’s • boots, 35/-; pair skates fitted site 8 gent’s boots, 35/-; pair skates, 25/-.—3, Blenheim Villas, Swaled iffe Road. Miscellaneous. CATHOLICS are invited ...
... 21 7 Fixtures for Good Friday:— KENT LEAGUE, (Division 1). Ashford, v. Chatham (Town. Canterbury v. Ramsgate. Deal Town v. Folkestone. Sheppey United v. Lloyds. Maidstone United v. Margate. Dover v. Aylesford P.M. KENT LEAGUE. (Div. 2). Chatham Res. v ...
... of Kent, Kittingbourne, £76-1, the owner, Edward Lloyd, Ltd., London, £624, the brewers, Style and Winch, Ltd., Maidstone, £6O, and the licensee, Frederick \\ illiuin Sears, £80; Horse and Farrier, Deal, £475, owners, Thompson and Son, Ltd., brewers ...