... sent to this week by Mr. T. A. Acton, Burton Leonard. One Mr. Acton's relatives has been stocking an ornamental pond in Kent with golden carp. Wishing observe the growth the email fishes, ordered fish only about two long. They were liberated the pond; the ...

... LttL, Printer*, Bank St., Leeds, 10 BOOT Trade.—Good work, constant year through. All 11.P.. bottom* made, and found. Men's 225. and 245., Women's 18s., Girl's 13s. and 14s. per dot.—Golden Root. Maidstone. BOOT TRADE. GOOD CLICKER WANTED. APPLY JOHN ...

... went mo part in ye Face. MAIOEN TWO-YEAR-OL® PLATE 3 KENT PARO! 810 Youtrill 810 ly 3 810 Sokura 810 B10 Floride 810 7 Tetrect Lad. Coland: Nan o! Fitter 7 Onarte! 7B 7M On at 48 100 t nd 8 4.30—-MAIDSTONE were: PLATE of 189 cove. gaile, Skyblaze. Ou Bin ...

... next to the GOLDEN CROSS. Penny Trams and 'Buses out of Briggate, going North Streetwwaty pais the door every few minutes. Railway Fare allowed (Return) to all Country Customers above £lO. Distance no object. ESTABLISHED OVER FIFTY YEARS BOOT BUYERS. ESSRS ...

... 0—Bookham am ‘ 1 32 GOLDEN SQUARE Car sed ow ko ¥ a t Bp.der Rocksavage Dan a a th el te Warwitk 5m) 00 0 —JIMMY JAMES (611-4), by Te 1 dam y the ci Carried when 6th ot mn te Admiral (11-2) at Newbury (2m.) November 2%. WEST KENT (%-!!-1). br by Puttenden ...

... cricket gossip will be found on Page Five. KENT V. SURREY. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE) 1902 result: Kent, 339; Surrey, 139 and 59. Kent won by an innings and 191 runs. The weather was decidedly unsettled in Maidstone te-day, and it was found quite impossible ...

... worth* 43/- Textiles MISS SUSAN LAND ALB, elder daughter Mr. sad Mrs. Russell ■JUKI sir. Ewell Manor, West Farlelgh. Maidstone (Kent), who to marry Mr. Martin Raymond Peake, only (ton of Mr. Osbert Minister of National Insurance M P. for North Leeds, ...

... pair of boots are recalled by Mr. Joseph Longbottom. until bis retirement Horbury oldest tradesman. Mr. Longbottom. who made bis first pair of boots before he was 12, Is on Saturday. In his years a cobbler has made hundreds of pairs of boots, but he gave ...

... gelding the yor, who conveyed the Golden Jap. town's and had a trained Mr tea pasty, recipe for life? Monks, of Ormskirk, this horse has “Never hurry about collected over £2,000 for charity by his displays this she says. Golden Jap’s perf ‘ormance includes ...

... hoodwinked for time the whole of London. In a certain Mr. Kent lost his wife. Me fell love with her sister. Fanny. They lived together at the house of Parsons, the clerk St. Sepulchre's Church. Holborn. Kent went away for few days, leaving his mistress behind ...

... Mr. Wm. G. Golden. 30 Mr. Jas, W. BR. and Co. Lea., ee eovececcces: Mr. Tom oe Mr, Jobu J. Lister, Barrett, 98, Clarendon Mrs. ee coe Road . ose Linley (parcels Harrogate district) Mr, and Mrs. . Miss Grete. “a Wes wist Mr. Ww. Os a0 18, Kent Boed eo 280800 ...

... Glasgow.—Scotland v. New Zealand. At Middlesex v Gloucestershire At the Oval.—Surrey v. Lancashire. At v. Glamorgan. At Maidstone.--Kent v. Sussex. At Hinckley.— Leicestershire v. Worceste! ehire At Rushden.—-Nortaants v. Hampshire. At Derby.—Derbyshire ...