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... second, and Independence third. Private James Marsh, 17, Rojal Kent e g lu ,,.nt, eaa acquitted at Assisee 00 Thnrsdajr of uiutderio* tomrade named pr»t. Rodney Bald win. aged 18. at Maidstone Barrackf. May 28th. 'ihe prieoner, who had been three weeks in ...
... M. „ , 4d. „ 3d. .. 6d.toBd. „ jt outa . 4d. 1,-. per do/.. PAPER Jstar. 27in, 1897, Maidstone have a form of fever educing far more of the hop oat part Kent The situation is > that presented years ago, when the population pox. But although when it ...
... Jane, Carter, Mistky, barley. British Lion, Smith, London, light. Marjorie, Horlock, barley. Duke of Kent, Puttifer, London, light Waveney, Marten, Maidstone, malt. Stour, Twaites, London, maize. Colne, Bloomfield, London, light. ARRIVALS.— Sunday. Dorothy ...
... Notts 23rd, Beckenhaas, Kent T. Surrey 23rd, Leyton, Past and Present of Cambridge University r. Australians 23rd, at Manchester, Lancashire e. Derbyshire 2hth, at Lord's, M C.C. and Ground t. Wanrickahire 26th, a’. Maidstone. Kent t. Notta 26th, at Literpool ...
... PERSONAL. Bet e ot ittt 'PO Photographers, Harwich. —Wanted, by relatives, Portrait of Leading Signalman P. W. White, of H.M.B. Maidstone and Sobmarine, probably taken December, 1914.-Communicate with 129, Fore Street, Ipswich. eS s aeas ame—— SITUATIONS. i \ ...
... Zendevesta. LATEST SCRATCHINGS. Harowood T.Y.O. Plate, Stockton—Salford and Jack Shepherd. All Engagemmts in Mr. Harvey Cuombe’s Golden Hackle. Clifton Welter, York—Quarantine. Staffordshire Breeders, Wolverhampton Rhythm. All Engagements in Mr. Arthur James’ ...
... Griggs Kent Connty Cricket Committee has decided that 1 Walker’s Chatcndc. Sys. 8 1 Randall 0 only one match cun be played Maidstone next! R. Wright's Jim Crooke, 2yB, season. Dove? is to have its cricket week instead Broad wood O Maidstone. jMr J ...
... defendant asked see doctor, and was soon in attendance, but his verdict was that defsndsnt was dnmk. —George Barrows, under-boots the Golden lion, gave corroborative evidence.—The defendant said that, just hefors the jjoiiiwmsn mw him is Tavern Street, he was ...
... ministrations in disiricts i foed vith ruffians aud erimivels, ihey had fearlessiy faced the perils o 1 epidemics. During the Maidstone typhoid score some years ago the Salvation Army Capfatu ¢ distngaished hee self by her devotion to the suffercis that she ...
... without him. At the Custom House defendant i told the Collector that came ashore to get a pair of bouts, bat witne«s saw no boots, 'the vessel gone bhort-nanded this voyage.— Defendant denied that deserted the vesselhe bad not the opportunity to get aboard ...
... —was on Saturday afternoon. The last meal she had with him was a breakfast which bad been obtained by the pledging of his boots for 2v. fid- A*k*d if could explain bow it was that she was out late ...
... rare birds far exceeds the maximum penalty which can be inflicted' A short time ago a golden eagla was said to have been shot in Kent. It was probably not the golden eagle, but another very rare species. ' FIRE IN A COTI AT IPSWICH. ’AGE outbreak of in ...