... milliner and dressmaker, Oct. 31. o^26 eath ' — ° eorge Jenkins . Neath, Glamorganshire, railway clerk, At Maidstone-George Woodrow, Maidstone, boot and shoemaker. O.t. 19, ' At Banbury. -Richard Bliss, Chacombc, Northamptonshire, butcher, Oct. 24. At W ...

... Coombs ani L.-c. 'anMlay-roaxL North Kensington, buildera — L. and .1. Bamberger, Great Cambridge-street, ii_ckn ...

... AraWe, with Hauxley, Northumberland ; Rev. J. C. Bar- fett, vicar of Peneoys, vicar of Mount Hawke, Cornwall ; Rev. Alfred Boot, M.A., vicar of St. George's, Newcastle-on- Tyne, chaplain to tho High Sheriff of Northumberland ; Rev. H. S. Branscoml*. M ...

... verdict for the plaintiff—damages, one farthing. Two men named Staples and Turner were tried before Mr. Baron CuANNBLL,at Maidstone, on Saturday, for the murder of a man named Fisher, at Orpington, soar Bromley, the 19th of last November. AH three wore ...

... CRICKET. SURREY v. KENT (RETURN). The match between these rival counties, and tbe last on the programme of the present season, was commenced at Kennington Oval yesterday. Kent played a weak team, neither Mr. Cooper, Mr. Ottaway, nor Mr. Lipscomb, put ...

... Cherriil— Cannon and Kisk. Golden- lane, City, gold printers ami bookbinders— M. silver and Co., Theobalds-road. W.C. shoplifters— The Crookha.m Brick Company, Crookham, Hampshire, brickmakers— A. X. Pryer and Co.. Maidstone, builders and deer.' tors— ...

... boy, aged two years. Between two and three o'clock I saw him wearing the boots, and I next saw him at half-past nine o'clock at the station without his boots. The pair of boots produced by the pawnbroker are my property.— Police-inspector Bead said the ...

... death, which occurred at Wend, over on the 26th Dec., 1904.’* Tbmpcranci Tkachino at School.— At the annual congress of the Kent County Temperance Federation, at Bromley, yesterday, Mr. John T. Rae, secretary of the National Temperance League, introduced ...

... When I was a lieutenant in the regiment of Lafere. I would the Emperor's boots were here ; those notable jack-boots which Raffet and Charlet knew so well how to draw ; the boots which, muddy, dusty, worn, ruined, anxious, frown at you, moody and despairing ...

... nhoe manufacturers—Mais- land and .lohnsou, Htokport, Ue-tchera — fohu l'eritony and 'lon, Liverpool, boot manufacturers— H. Martin ?? .Sous, Lee, Kent, stationers and boons. tiers— Stork Lroiheis. ?? orelse* wheie. yarn spinners — W. and H. Tranter, Clieits_y ...

... on the bead, and his condition gives rise grays fear*. FRONTIERSMEN*# RIDE IN KENT. A of tin London continent of tb« Legion Prontier*Tnen attracted little attention as, booted and sparred, with at bell, and wearing Colonial slouch bats, they rode through ...

... the county and to observe the extent of ground where not a bin has been erected, owing to tbe failure in the pro- duce; and Kent, it should be remembered, famishes at least one-half of the crop. Some have estimated the growth at 2£ ewt. to tbe acre, taking ...