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... inquiry at the Westminster Polile-court?- Yes ; I do. Axlsex. ,p owI-I live at No, 3, Camden-street, Maidstone, and am A bargnan I was on board the barge Maidstone the day before yesterday going up towards Tunbridge. About half-past three I was near ~amstuad ...
... FIELD OF KENT FOOTBALL Sheppey at the Top of the : Saturday's Cup Ties. Several of the leading Kent League were otherwise engaged over the seek-end. blictipey had covered themselves with a couple of points at the expense of the R.N. Depot on the• Wednesday ...
... Hardy & Willis GREAT OF BOOTS &SHOES NOW PROCEEDING BOORS RECEIVED. The Fernley Controversy. By W. Spier'. 44. not Stockwell fl. Century. July. II- 'ld' Poems and By A. J. Willett& Manchester Printing Co. Its Production and Hem By Sydney Fawns. The ...
... course, the usual Weeks' at Ton bridge Tunbridge Wells, Maidstone, Canterbur , and Dover. The fixture* at Canterbury this year are with Hampshire, as before. and Sussex in place of Notts. Kent have come to the end of a long list of benefit matches for ...
... DISTINCTION FOR KENT. FIRST INNINGS LEAD OVER YORKSHIRE. COLLINS I I RT AND TAKEN TO HOSPITAL. From Our Special Correspondent. TT Is so rare for any to get the ' better of Yorkshire. even to the extent of • first innings lead, that Kent must have felt ...
... invested, was at Maidstone yesterday sent to prison for two years. This was a wicked, planned and schemed fraud, playing on the credulity of people who could ill afford to lose money, Sir Frederick Gentle, K.C., deputychairman at West Kent Quarter Sessions ...
... 12th ITC (Canterbury 1 (a) Maidstone. V. Uw_yn SUMAS nall XV 3.15) Heath R A.P XV 1. V. Wasps. Pensance-NADM 9 04 KENT AMATEUR CUP-Final: Stepper v Pontypool r Onus aL9I. Wooiettch Polytechnic rat Rametate. 3.15) •• KENT LIIAGUS SUP.-81sorks • WM V. ...
... THE BUDGET. SOME OPINIONS ON LLOYD GEORGES PROPOSALS. (To the Editor of ‘‘The Dally Ncw».• , Sir, consider Bvtd®*4 boot «ncl iiKH.k'm tiutOß. —Youi% ofc., M. DALE?. 60, Onslow-pank'n*. South KonuMHfton, May 1. Sir,- BiwlirH Mr. Lloyd the frr«Kl ...
... help increase the output of pig-iron by 1,200 tons a week. I Thirty more will join them soon. Golden wedding Mr. and Mrs G. Anderson. Florence Road. Maidstone. Kent ...
... silver coins has been dug up at Maidstone, Kent. The coins are groats, half. groats, pennies and crowns. Most of them are of Henry the Seventh and Henry the Eighth reigns (15th and 16th cen• tunes). Some are earlier. Three golden coins are well preserved, but ...
... 78 and living in Hcwings, he has a partnership in two sports shops with ad Kent colleagues—at Gillturshorn with Leslie Ames. succeeded him as Kent wicketkeeper, and at Maidstone spin bowler Tich Freeman. He thinks the cricketers of today are too un ...
... ORCHARD. Eight people were Injured through a double-decker bus. belonging to the Maidstone and District Company, overturning on the main London road at Mailing, near Maidstone. during the week-end. Following a collision with a motorcar the bus mounted the ...