... loyalty and conveyed this Address. '• I have the honour to be. Sir, •* Your obedient Servant, O. GREY. The Mayor of Maidstone- MAIDSTONE SESSIONS. fore J. WLkL« is* >»w • •ulrix. ion to th*; ;■ c- •! ;,r * »vJ that al ’.on,':: tie had Hit . ,te*i •’ ...

... THE RICH GARDEN OF KENT. its distant meadows and running trout stream extending to the '•kins Scvenoaks. The disposition of the home ground has met for many long year the yielding testimony of little host ol admirers: and from the more elevated spot the ...

... from the dwelling house of Susannah Ko/iah Jones, at Maidstone. The prosecutrix, who the mother of the prisoner, stated that she locked her house go to Dortford “pea-podding”—she left her half boots home. Her sou afterwards came to the same place to work ...

... A-ylumn. at Harming Heath, June, 1848, order of the Secretary of State.—lndicted the Guartcr Sessions held Maidstone, in and lor the county o! Kent, on the loth October, 1844, for stealing one coat, the property of George John ; and one umbrella, the property ...

... KENT COI COUKT, Aeuii. 3rl. ISO. Octlawky.—Frederick F. Thompson, lute of .tern’ Hill, was demanded the second time Mr. Smith, sheriffs officer, t«» yield himself into the custody tire Shetilf of Kent, of being d,. lured outlaw. John Ctanstou (irecn, ...

... —Four grand matches were concluded upon, namely, Kent against Sussex, the liist game played at Brighton, and the return match Canterbuiy, in the month of June; and in the same month the gentlemen of Kent against the gentlemen of Eton College, Eton. In ...

... Fast Kent.—Freehold Heat Chit rye. Messrs, Norton, and oak. LEY, have received instructions to offer for •SALE, the Auction Mart, on Friday, August is. at Twelve, the FREEHOLD RECTORIAL KENT CHARGE, arising Irom lands in the parish of i'etham and commuted ...

... ot the troop* under hi* command, who rendm'd ertknent assistance. Hie Kent Office engine, from Danlotd. three the coipar.lion of Oravcsend th/Uoval engine, fiom Crayfotd. and the Kent, fn'iln It,n il' .tot. arrived in unirk succession; hut the llames spread ...

... property. Henry Paine, policeman, received information the 22nd of March that some boots were sold tieprisoner to Mr. Atkins. going there Mr. Atkins produeed the boots, which lie said he purchased the prisoner. Prosecutor identified the whole of the shoos ...

... A KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. csions commenced rue-day last before the ..it U| KKN-. Esq., and the following Magi.— “w. It.tr.., M. I>. I>- Italicm, E 5,,.. T. t. T. \fkin, I’.-tj.. -I* Jacobson, Enq.. Smith, ■r ,: ' j'ltratf.trd. Esq., A. Wigan, Esq.. J. ...

... for the supply of PAIRS ROOTS, for the use the Maidstone Police, are to send in sealed Tenders to the Town Clerks Ollicc, addressed Ihe IV.ifr/i Committee of the Borowjh of Muiditone, marked Tenders for Boots,’'on before TUESDAY, tin Dkckmhbu instant. Pattern ...

... MAIDSTONE JOURNAL AND KENTISH ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 28, 1841. MAIDSTONE FARMERS’ CLUB. The club held its usual monthly meeting on Thursday last, when the subject of discussion was land draining. Mr. Kutley introduced the subject reading very able paper ...