... has died at Kilsby. He was Mr. Charles King, former licensee of the Red Lion. Mr. King, who was 83, was a native of Maidstone, Kent. At 17 he joined the 10th Royal Hussars and served with them during the Boer War and in India. . After the war he went ...

... available short/long lets; accommodate 4/5; corvenient sea, shops, stations. Beach hut.—S.AE. Mr. Joyce. 132 Maidstone Road. Rochester. Kent. G 159 BOURNEMOUTH. Superior accommodation. Bed. breskfast, evening dinner, 8 gns. Good food, every comfort, personal ...

... Nov. 8 15. Dec. 13, at Basinghallstreet.— Attorney, M. Becke(t, Golden-square. Thomus Bignold. sew. 1 orwich, Norfolk, Lanker, and Bridge-street, Blach friars, London, dealcr in boots and shoes, Noy. 8, 15, Dec 13. st Basinghall street. —Attor. mey, ...

... Margate, Kent. Send S.AE. for terms, etc. —Hicks, 6 Waters Road, Kingston, Surrey. - o F6ll T e A CROMER. Furnished cottage available short/long lets; accommodate 4/5: convenient sea, shops, stations. Beach hut.—S.A.E. Mr. Joyvce, 132 Maidstone Road, Rochester ...

... Grover, Town Malling, grocer, at Guildhall. —Apwl . J. Piper and K. Winder, Richmond, grocers, at Guildhall.— March 28. Eliz. Kent, Bicester, Oxfordshire, draper, at GuildhalL.—2B. Eliz. Biddell, Ratcliff-cross, hosier, at Guildhall.—April 25. ~W. Marshall ...

... caravan at the Golden Sands Caravan Park.—Apply evening 47 Tfl&wgr R%ad,bor é;;gphone du;mu a y 7 E 3505 IN(}OI.EMEEI,N. Four-berth caravan to let, May/June, Sept. £6: July/August £8.—107 Hillcrest Ave.. Kibworth. NB4 SIJFTONVILLE. Kent. Mascot uest House ...

... Orrice, Jav, 25. ‘tindling him‘scllf\«et i;; (h;:) feet, aggvised khi; Royal | delivered on . .4 . iHighness to change his boots and stockings; but' was affable, ¢ ORDE!}S for the Court’s going into Mourning, \hiche did not dog;ill he dressed for dinner ...

... venerable professor was out on the inh'uny for a considerable time Jjust before his departure. Narrow Escare vrom Smirwreck.—The Maidstone transr'l -his left Caleutta on the sth of February, with troeps, for ingland. Everything went on well till the 19th of April ...

... the Officer (a fecond Licut as fince left her, and fhe h biiftence than the chants T 6 ymen. arch for twenty Guineas, w 3 in Kent, by a Shepberd, fitee If, which he pcrfoxmcd ina Julcs. - Clock, a Gentleman attendin, a Sale of Horfes, mifled his ccic contained ...

... ot supply warmer - but we stock quality Barbour and Belstaff , £6/17/6d. Jackets or pplied separately. Golded boots 89/6 and 99/6, flying boots £5/17/6. nd Skulgarde Jet hel-75 and 97/6. A few ft at 25/-. Double texrousers 25/-. Double silk es 9/-. Gauntlets ...

... 1405 c!erlFal worker. . boots. Commando boots, ex-Naval Dox}xcl)les’l‘“o_. ‘l]_,(i()];ifl Egr;]glan(.q’-t— cover bunkers; ld(ls(dp.&‘(lv gfx'xflden, RADIOGRAMS!!! Special display tli‘ell\'l-‘l) rofessional lady shoes, D.R. boots, elc., all at bar- *l ...

... Eaft Indiaman, buf now of the King’s-bench Prifon, mariner, | Sept. 8, at Guridhail. i Law Kemp, now or late of Maidftone, Kent, tanger and | felimonger, Anguft 31, m Goitdhatl. ! 1 VID ENDS Spt 4. Benjamin Hewery of Exerer, thopkeeper, at the. Rufh tavesn ...