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... , 4,3813 for London, 4,3115; for Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk, 2,979; and for Sussex, Hants, Berks, and parts of Surrey and Kent, 2,835. In Sheffield, for 1885, the death • rate for diseases of the respiratory organs (not including phthisis) was 5.05, ...
... I found our editers informashon a bit unrelieable I ave gathered the folerin facks from other sorces. He was born in Maidstone in Kent is father dyin wen he was a yeer old. So he were then left a orfan along of is mother an a elder brother. Nameley Mont ...
... Branch meeting. as when he first sent us all into fits of semi- Christmas by producing a nhadren's asphyxia with his big-boot dance- which, th e w e o r her p eop le 3 items; Speaker, ONDON.-KILITU RN and HA MPSTBAT) pantomime at Covent Garden.-Ail ...
... Congress in Loudon nest year. A. Kent.—The old Kentish I.L.P. Federation Sunday last, at Bromley. handed over its keys office to the Southern Federation. This now embra Kent, Sussex, and Surrey. mooting at Maidstone on September 1, aft bran , is* and ...
... present took part. IVAN. Kent.—Maidstone Clarion Scouting Corps , accompanied by William ?darner, secretary of Southern Federation of Socialist Scouts,' last week stormed about 25 villages and a mass of hamlets between Maidstone, Hadlow, and Cranbrook ...
... started in Maidstone, and supported by the but we shall retain our own organisation.—Any cyclist wishing to assist work in Kent, will please write to William Mather, Har.eldene, Knockbolt, Kent; please note change of address. ALONZO HOPSON, Maidstone, Secretary ...
... the Federation was held at 63, Week Street, Maidstone (rooms of the Maidstone LL P.), at which the following branches and groups were represented : Dulwich Group, Bromley, Chatham, Dover, Rochester, Maidstone, scattered members, Southern Federation of ...
... instructions not to take them in pledge. Mrs. Dean tells me it is quite a treat to see the pride the little ones take in their new boots and clothes (1 can imagine it), and there is no distinctive mark or pattern about the make or colour of the garments peculiar ...
... grand stand, which was packed with fr entically enthusiastic Hibernians, there floated two enormous green flags, with large golden harps emblazoned thereon. The I: ishmen were attired in white knickers an, 3 green shirts ; the Renton men, all blue. They ...
... she had on an embroidered peasant blouse, and long earrings in her ears; then a man walked past, clattering with his nailed boots on the trodden path. Nek hbidoff sat down by the little casement, and looked out into the garden and listened. A soft fresh ...
... schoolmaster, and she did not know where one could be got. We bad to leave sittingbourne and behind us a wish that Clarionettes in Kent, Sussex, and Surrey would look after the interests of their paper to the same as their comrades do in Lancashire, Yorkshir ...
... budding ash in the morning. The song put me in mind of Chaucer and his fellow travellers, who journeyed along the Surrey and Kent roads—roads just like the one I shall jog along to Dorking—in felawsohipe in the time when Smale fowler maken melodie ...