... W«dneCl«y night, the 6th ult. Iftwtafilt, ijlh 7*wery^f*d&. J or Paper parted at the Curtpfcrtxrfßq TTTHEREAS Robert Bowanan, Boot Quay in North Shieltfjthreatening burn and rteftrojr I VV hath made and an Affignnqent of all hit shipping, and aSfiitJc Houfes ...

... cto. t Maidstone Welter Plate —Winthorpe. Sporting Life —Man on the Spot. Maiden Selling Plate —Saxifage. Deal Selling Plate—Luaca. Three-Year-Old Handicap—Boot®. Stanford Stakes—Pitch Dark colt.* Chatham Handicap—: September Morn. « Maidstone Welter ...

... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ] W. Hatdman, of Crookhill, Ryton-on-Tyne. { INWOOD—BOOTES.—St. John's Church, Chatham,” Kent, Feb, 12th, 1881, Richard Inwocod to ! Matianne Bootes. Golden wedding. Present address, 37, Haddrick’'s Mill Road, South Gosiorth. e e ...

... CRICKET. Kent Cotmty Cricket Club.—The annual rivers' meeting of the members was held at the Golden Crow Hotel, Charm; Criss. London, yesterday, Sir John Parnaby Leonard, Bart., president, in the chair. The •nnual report of the rtatement of accounts showed ...

... Saddles, Stirrup Leathers, Ac. Is indispensable for Boots and Shoes, keeping them soft and waterproof, and does not prevent them taking polish. Is invaluable to Fishers, Shooters, and Skaters, keeping their Boots, Shoes, Straps, Ac., soft and flexible, and their ...

... William Morris, Tunbridge, cabinet-maker. Walter Scammell, late of Old Brentford, boot-maker. Henry Kirk, late of St. John's Wood, hay dealer. Francis William South, maidstone, beer seller. William Watson, Audley, Staffoi;dshire, saddler. Edward Bullock Watts ...

... 15.) BANKRUPTS. W. Tibbs, Ketland, Rutlandshire, parchment and leather manufacturer. J. Knot, Maidstone, draper. J. W. Slegg, Strood, near Rochester, Kent, builder and contractor. J. Costa and C. Davis, London, foreign importers and merchants. T. Rattray ...

... least two men. was found yeste the 1120 embankment in a bad w. friend she telephoned for help afte . broke down near Maidstone, Kent. BANK Holiday motorists on famil; to beaches and leisure parka face end to the summer school break, A watch has warned ...

... n, Yorkshire, draper, milliner, and outfitter. T. Newman. Hiudol veston, Norfolk, general-shop keeper. G. Morrounjr, Maidstone, Kent, liceuged victualler and corn and coal merchant Partnerships Dissolved.—J. 8., C. M., and G. Palmer juu., engine builders; ...

... ‘Rogers, “48, “of Manor Road, Medomsley, admit- tenced later. ted the charges’ and ‘will be sen- David Ross, prosecuting at Maidstone. Crown Court said the drop was made in a quiet part of the -at Ch ee countryside The five, travelling in three cars, were ...

... the alleged illegal conveyance I from Dover of tw•o soldiers to the poll at Maidstone. Capt. Annesley, of the Royal West Kent Regiment, who was stationed , at the Maidstone depot, and was acting as adjutant at the tune of the election, was examined by ...

... . service has pawed away. I/cecinas-1 succurnk;d after an operation, by which his leg was. amputated. He was born at Maidstone, Kent, and had been Motioned at Liverpool, Runcorn. Larne, SkibberKnand Sligo. He was a paymaster in tho Royal Naval Reser ve ...