... secretary. Mr. H. Firth: ,treasurer. Mr. A. 6irapson. Councillor Thomas presided. Sir Alfred Bossom. Conservative M.P. for Maidstone Kent was yesterday elected President of the Association of Public Health Inspectors. by Patrick and Garrison Although he was ...

... Tournament, St. Swlthln. Fortune Hunter. Eynatord. Merchant Prince. Newlanda Prince, Moonyeron. Rallyhahlll. 11-5: Hunting Boot, Rage Ring. Rahn. 11-3: Taxidermist. 10-10: Osy Result. I.3O—OXPORDSMIRIL frCHASZ (2m.). 12-1: Up The Vale. Common Sense. 11-7: ...

... his pals —came home to- William Timpson.—Although profits day with his regiment, the Queen's Own of these boot and shoe manufactureni Royal West Kents, after 34 rears abroad, and retailers, rose during 1937 from Robby, arrived at Southampton to- £151,334 ...

... Dartford yesterday. Two Borstal girls who also escaped last night from the East Sutton Park Borstal Institution, near Maidstone. Kent. were recaptured shortly afterwards. Tuesday's Racing Teleman's Selections: 1.0. Oliver Cromwell: 1.30, Agramente III: ...

... Highland Band, 12-3: Clock Mill. Headfirst, Ham Adan, Bloom Again, Prince o' Boots. Runnymede. Tearaway, , Captain Lightfoot. Emblem. Fighting Chief. Mountain Bea, Golden Friendship, Prince Apollo. elhirrunsring Way. Royal Torch. ldlewood. 11.12: • ...

... leader of the Guildford (Surrey). Horsham. Methodist Church. John Wesley. CIS TERN euasex. and Maidstone and: paid visits to the local district and Rochester ( Kent ). covering area' preached in the Hentonstall area.l of about 1.750 square miles and Councillor ...

... Twinkling Gem Lambert Parkhouse c Wilson b Wilt- • Tote: Win 16 ( 1: forecast 43/ 7 . Kent V. Worcestershire shire Pressdee not out At Maidstone Jones b Wiltshire KENT-First innings • Clift not out Phebey b Plavell .. 7 !Anthony, Roimars. Winner trained ...

... were two couples who had celebrated, their golden wedding. and another who; were nearing the attainment of their 60thl anniversary of married bliss. The parties were kr. and Mrs. Leary, who oom• plated their golden period last Got., lir. and Mrs. T. Junta ...

... British workmanship represented in this achieve. ment of printing and bookbinding. Bards has the art of the bookbinder and boot, printer been seen to such advantage. Each book is a classic. Each book is • masterpiece, the noblest work a. far as cr - can ...

... h; Thursday. from Sir Garrardand in about 1850 at the Royal Inn.,Tyrwhitt. Drake's private zoo near Sowerby Bridge. !Maidstone. Kent. came home to-day. It was found waiting out- Twelve bidders made 26 bids for Wardleworth and Stublev Bars,. with an opening ...

... IL UNION STRUT, HALIFAX f Lightcliffe Golf Club. He leaves a widow and one son. To Kent for a ladder Halifax Fire Service personnel will travel down to Maidstone. Kent. on Monday. to collect the n turn-table ladder which Halifax is irl g 11 Vue Veterans' ...

... She is Dorothy Margaret Mc- ' Bonn. Monday. I Carthy. a native of Dublin. lodging General Sir Brian Robertson. in Est e Road. Kent s Moat Estate, British High Commissioner in Ger- Sheldon. She had pleaded guilty. : many, left to-day for Britain to Mr. R ...