... been ascertained), and sank near the mouth of the creek. It had a cargo of bream. Both the Ades and Alma are insured in the Kent Barge Owners' Mutual Insurance Association. BITTINODOVILNI WIALXIAN DAY SCHOOLII—The annual examivation in drawing was held ...

... (s•ittingboarue) Club, who had yards start, in ;min. Mr S. H. French. captain of the Maidstone 8.C.. being second. from scratch: the second hoot was won by E. Hardener (Maidstone), eo yards Wart. iu ; W. Kemp iSittingbonne!). 30. being sieved. The tlnet heat ...

... THE EAST KENT, siTTINGBOURNE, FAVEiteIiAM, AND CAKETM. MAIDSTONE. SERIOUS ROSIISILT. —While Mr Brewster, landlord of the British Queen public-house. Sandling-road, Maidstone, was engaged in. his bar in serving customers, on Thursday evening, some person ...

... Darnley writes :—ln Your report of the Him received one of them. work of a Highway hoard be could not see how it meeting of Kent and Sussex labourers at Exeter-hall narked riv e for four years h.v..1 i tn . , would be possible to get through ...

... be has forwanlist to the War Office the largest and hest return it has been his duty to make stuce the formation of the East Kent Rifles. Although. unfortunately.—owing to the want of officers,—the Folkestone company was disbautled during the year, the ...

... KENT EPIPHANY ASSIZE, (Coutimuni.) found a deep cut across the throat, on each side of the windpipe, but the front portion of the throat was only slightly out. The wound could have been inflicted with the knife produced (that taken from prisoner after ...

... of all kinds. Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcimus, Crocus, and all other Dutch Boots. CUT FLOWERS AND BOUQUETS TO ORDER. All at the lowest possible Priem. HAROLD NURSERY, SITTINOBOURNZ, KENT. THE CHEAPEST PICTURE BOOK EVER ISSUED ! rECHILD'S mem= SCRAP BOOK, in ...

... sad Mary ; or the waiters foams retitled away the time in dodging about the creeks in bio hosts called • baditerowe, on 'booting excursions. People were long suffering perforce in thole days ; we thought ourselves very badly used because oho eon-arrival ...

... \\ that iha Arelibishmi of Canterbury has :tppointi , t the Rev. Humphrey Flt/.1 - 0y \ It R.A., ehaplabi .1 Maidstone Union mid of the West Kent Knit llo,pitals. to Ile. vicairags. of to, vacant by the death of the Ike. Alfred Litt Winter. PILOPIIKT.—Tho ...

... THE EAST KENT, FAVERSHAM, AND sii KERNEFS GAZETTE. BITTINGBOURNE AND MILTON. ON Toes.lay. :4:oltheu Masters, a working coachpainter. hail his mistortuue to here a bag, containing Ls in gold, iu 110 i-street, Sittingbourne. Tun fiLL.I.—A general meeting ...

... shipbuilder sod catrinear• Henry Noakes, jun., Maidstone, commission agent. William Brown tipencelayh, Chatham, ironmonger ; Bittinghourne, builder; sad Chatham, engineer. John Vatighan i M John's, Kent, late of Birmingham. publisher and news agent. Charles ...

... Mr. Justice Grove at Maidstone a precedent for setting aside a time-honoured custom. but that it will be aridly regarded as a had example which !Mould be scouted rather than followed. The prospeob of the hop-planters in East Kent are anything but cheering ...