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... brought against Mr. Frank Twrer. • opal merchant. of Maidstone The promises of meat die. closed is otter particulars would he Guiittlty the other side as pure charity. azinium expenses were .41470 at Maidstone, and the returns appearing in the schedule .moulded ...
... GOLDEN EARTH CERTIFICATES. The ill have been awarded certi- at merit:— Ea:a Wurnbell. Nelson street, Doncaster; Ethel Dc. lee. Clover-raid. roresl t .ate; Wlnli fed Le. South•rond School. Goole. Dortet; F. Mai.'. Mountain. C. erAnets. H. Emit, Elm-grote ...
... THE GOLDEN A EARTH. What the Teachers Say About Our New Feature. As gardening is one of the subjects taught, and the boys are required to write essays weekly on that subject. they aro looking forward to getting good hints from the new feature of ...
... BRITISH GOLF TRIUMPH. GOLDEN HOLIDAY GAME. SPORT AND SEASIDE PICTURES. I I GOLDEN DAYS.—With the advent of real summer weather, holiday THE OF THE BUFFS.—Fitted with an happiness 13 re-established around the coasts and bathing is once again artificial ...
... will be apportioned accordingly. will be presented to every LW, purchasers. To be had of the Publisher. J. T. Pickburn, Maidstone, Kent tires by post), with piospeetuoss and even particular, on receipt of Is. 61., or Pi postage stamps. DelSy no time ia giving ...
... INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. W. W. Heath, Chatham, Kent, printer—J. W. D. Broira, Deptford, Kent, qutient anti rlemoruktrator of anatomy— A. Nelson. clothier—T. Roberto., Frith-common, Liadridge, Worcester, shopker per —B. Addison, Oak Tree-plase, Babtr,gton ...
... Deptford-badge, carrying the boots under his arm. The officer quetional him as to where he got the boots from, and, his replies being unsatisfactory, he was taken into custody, and it was subsequently ascatained that the boots had been stolen from the p ...
... celebrated Kent and Surrey gang of forty-thieves, beating the initials of their fancy girls on their arms, were charged with attempting to plunder the shop of Mr. John Lawson, pawnbroket, No. 90, .Ratcliff-highway. They had also stolen same boots. *Wheeler ...
... r—Parks, J., Maidstone, Kent, grocer—Davis, W., George-street, Camberwell, out of business--Qullter, A., Crabtree-row, Hackney-road, mattress-maker—Hackenna, J. W., Great Marlborough-street, dector of medicine—Walter, 8., Lewisham, Kent, warehouseman—Docking ...
... Mr. George Golden, of Oldon Farm, Offham, Kent; Miss K. gendrie,. 20, Station-road : . 13ideup, and bet brother.. Charles Heacirie. Mr. Collins was able to go home aftet treatment, the others being detained in the West Kent Hospital, Maidstone. to which ...
... Itedruth, Cornwall, cabinet maker. June 18—P.. Narootnbs, Wivelioonmbe, Somersstshire. boot. maker. June 18-1. Wood, Hsedoorn, Kent, farmer, Inns 10—D. Barfield, Northampton. boot manufacturer, June 10—T. Fairbridge, Sunderland, tailor. 13—G. Pevarall. Sunderland ...
... no political views.' A congratulatory telegram from the King has been received by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Swain, of Maidstone, Kent, on their golden wedding. ...