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... having the upon, This is a vivid illustratic of the great Sr gardens a few hailstorm which broke over Kent with such disastrous days agp the sever of Maidstone, who displays a varied Among the foremost exhibitors may be mentioned Mr. George Bunyar: of truit ...
... one company for which purpose Boots ...
... Devon, Sept. 17. MAR RI AGES. ALL 'ORKc-PIERn-At St. Michael and All Angels', daughter of Mr. Robert Brede, of Tollingtoir Maidstone, Mr. Arthur Allwork, of London, to Park, Holloway, Aug. 24. Emily S.. daughter of Mr. William Piper, Maid. LAoRoIiNG-CHA ...
... Carpei Weavers, Kidderminster. purham County Colliery Engirirneen's Mutual Aid Society ?? Nent and Sussex Labourers' Union, Maidstone. Nyert Yoikshire Mfiners, Barnsley ?? DUI&Im lihers' Associdtion ?? . Amnlgsimated Society of Carpenters. and Joiners, Manchester ...
... Saints', Maidstone, daugihter of the late Rev. J. WN. Wardale, Rector Walter J. S., son of Mr. Walter Monckton, of ct Lakring, Nortts, Oct. 23. Basted, to Louisa, daughter of Mr. Chatrles CrANO -TU ?? St. John the Baptist's, I Dorman, Maidstone, Oct. 23 ...
... Burton-on-Trent, April 2D. WHITE-GoLDEN--At Friern Barnet, Middlesex, Mr. Augustus H. S. White, B.SD. -, .A. oleiv. Coll., Lond., Secand Master of the High School, Nottingham, to Mary At. R., daughter of Mr. Thomas H. Golden, of Whetstose, April r?. .tWI ...
... HardstafT, Lee, Payton, Alletson, and Richmond. KENT v. SUSSEX. For their first match of the season again t Sussex on Whit Monday, at the Hove County Ground, the following players will represent Kent: E. W. Dillon (captain), C. E. Hatfield, Humphreys ...
... About 300 pairs of boys' boots were supplied in the course of the year at this price, and a smaller number of girls' boots. The committee had ordered that no more of these boots should be sent to be repaired, but that new boots should be supplied when ...
... eleven. Next season Kent will play all the first-cla>s counties except Notts and Warwickshire, and will al-o meet tbo M.C.C. at lord’s, the Philadelphians at Canarbttrv, and Cambridge I'niversity at Cambridge. Of the •• His. tory of Kent Cricket 620 copies ...
... G. Somers, tChislehurst, Oct. 6. TUCKER, Mrs. R. Goldsworthy, at Farningham, COLLINS, Mrs. H. Aldy, at Saxmundham, Suffolk, Kent, Sept. 30. Sept. 30. DAUGHTERS. HOLOIE, Mrs. Robert M., at Camden-road, Hollo- ANDREEV, wife of Captain Harry P., late 8th ...
... Graham A., M.D., at Lichisfeld, EN~LYvN, Viscoointess, at Golden Grove, Carmarthen- Feb. 17. shire, Feb. eS. - FOaDm Wife of the Rev. C. P., at Rsystone, Ysrkc- FELTON, Mrs. George Ml,ait Sideup, Kent, shire, Feb. eg. Feb. uS (prensaturely, child survived ...
... B., R.N. stantinople, in London, June x6. at th Vicrage Ulcby, une s. 'FREMLtN, Mrs. Frauk, at Maidstone, June 17. GOLDIE, Mrs. Mark,at New lBrompton.Kent,Junei5. FRLEY, Wife of Rev. Henry, Curate of Daventry, HAY, Mrs. Robert, of Limplum, Haddingtsnshire ...