... P.C. Dobson proved that he saw the defendant throw a pair of old boots and stockiugs into thestreet.—Mr. Swales admitted the offence, and explained that a tramp had taken off his boots and stockings in his house and left them there, and. as they were ...

... let, 1919. Whist Drive 7 p.m. Good Ptims T>ance 10 p.m. a.m. Drive, Is.; Dances, Is.: Double Ticket, Is. 6d.; Dance (lady »nd Kent’s ticketsi. Is. Gd. TU*fri'shments included. Proceeds in aid of Church School Funds. ST. NINIAK’S XMAS Tea and Entertainment ...

... order to r. coTer her health and spirits, Sim accordingly left London on Saturday evening for Kent, accompanied younger sister. Previous to her departure for Kent Alice Rhodes admitted that there might have been neglect, but certainly not wilful starvation ...

... speakers who have promised attend are Mr. Gladstone. J.P., Qrosmont; Mr. J. E. Freeman, B.A. (Oxou.), Darlington, Mr. P. B. Kent, head secretary of the Association, Darlington: Mr. J. Middleton, C.C., and Mr. J. T. Hedley, Eskletts Farm. Westerdale. The ...

... “nUpl, potatoes, and farm produce generally renorta issued by the Labourers’ Union ► 9®*h.t l out of agricultural labourer* in Kent increating, nearly nine hundred men being uow on the union funds. “Town” ia filling, and walk in Hydn-park wheels.—Court Journal ...

... King of Beasts is natural'_y the favourite. Seventy-four signs bear the P ‘',’afl emblem of the Red Lion;’’ there are 1/ “Golden Lions,” and 26 “White Lions.” Next m number comes the White Hart,” of which hnd 62. There are oO Georges” and 15 “George and ...

... girl like herself, who could haul in really big prise,” could be so foolish as to throw herself away on pauper, and one to boot, who had neither tho steadiness, nor the training to earn decent living for himself, much less for her. It was the story of ...

... hai been noticed. The supplier have been short, but the trade S continued heavy, late rates. Mid and East Kent*. £ to £l2 125.: Weald of Kents, to £8: Sussex, £sl2s. to £ 12s • Bavarians, 6s. to French, £5 10s. to £6 10s. Americans, £4 6#. Yearlings ...

... following day, but he would not receive her. A trial took jdace the last assizes at Maidstone of an action for necessaries supplied Mrs. Porter, brought by Mr. Boote, her stepfather, against Mr. Porter, in which both Mrs. Porter and Mr. Ross were examined ...

... These banners were of satin, and were shaped like those la the pictures of Roman triumphs. At one point shone 0 odeypoor’s golden sun on a red disc ; another appeared the G swar’s blue elephant, supporting shield which displayed a Lancer charging. The ...

... public have hitherto granted them. BOYS’, YOUTHS’, and GENT’S CLOTHING in the Newest Styles. Ladies', Gent’s’ and Childrbn’s Boots and Shoes in Great Variety. Ford’s Eureka,” Dent’s Universal,” and other standard makes in Cotton and Flannel Shirts. Gents’ ...

... shipbuilders. West Hartlepool, are making arrangements to further extend their works. Mr. B. Edwards Ims opened the promises in Golden Lion Bunk (lately occupied by Mr. Robert Raine) in connection with his wholesale sweet trade, the manufactory of which is ...