... were pledged pawnbroker’s the prisoner Kent. Mo.Donald, when apprehended, said that he had given the property to Kent pledge for him, and had swallowed the duplicate. Mc.Donald, seven years’transportation; Kent. Not Guilty. Mc.Donald bad been convicted ...

... MAIDSTONE, SEpT.2S. During the past week hop picking has gone on very freely; and, in weight, has been found to be much owing to the riper state in which they were than those picked early in the season. In many ~grounds, however, the weight has fallen ...

... (Cheers) -When saw such men his mends near him, returned to Parliament the County of Kent, he must tell the freeholders that they had done ,vell. —(C/icm) he County of Kent would not loose the praise in 1831 which it had acquired in lOdli, by the struggle ...

... or ing a pair of half boots at Deptford.—lmprisoned one mo a in the house of correction, and to be twice privately whipped Robert Freeman, Samuel Baker, and John Brindly, for ste i ing a saw and other working tools at Maidstone.—Seven yea transportation ...

... WEST KENT. GRAVESEND. * Si nnaN Dbsth—On Tuesday last. John King, an industrious milkman, was proceeding his round, his arrival in Prince's-street, at the back of his brother’s he suddenly fell down and expired without groan. He has left widow and one ...

... To the Editor of the Maidstone Gazette. Sir, —Amongst the numerous nuisances that petrade the streets and thoroughfares of this town and neighborhood, there are none more dangerous and more overlooked than the assemblages of bovs, each provided with stick ...

... the Court of Examiners granted certificates of qualification on Friday Frederick Cox, of Barham, Kent; James Maximilian Cornwall, of Tunbridge Wells. Kent Benevolent Medical Society. —The anniversary dinner of this most valuable and, rejoice to say, florishing ...

... were presented -Ltentenant I hom.s Walton Roberts, West Kent keomanry, the Earl ol Brecknock. Captain Whatman, West Kent Milllis, by Coloel Sir J.K. Shaw, Bart- Colonel Sir John Kenward Shaw, West Kent Militia, by the Marquis Camden, K.G. 11TU Licht Dbaoooss ...

... MAIDSTONE, DEC. 26. Our markets still continue dull. Very few sales Were effected to-day. Weald of Kent, bags, very good ones, were as low as 5/. and 5/, Bs., and pockets 41. 15s. and 51. Sussex pockets, 41. 10s. to 5/. The Corn trade was a little brisker ...

... Leather Committee, Maidstone.’” . . The object of this paragraph is to insinuate that many persons in Maidstone are indebted to Mr. Uobabts. This may be true, although we believe it to be false ; but the credit of the town of Maidstone is apparently of ...

... MAIDSTONE POI.ICEt Tu«.>AV.-(Befor# T. Pybu. T. Simth, E*qr«,)—Erf. wrd haunt wa. charged with atenliug acme red herring, out of the market, and committed., a rogue and rag.boud three mouth.’ hard labor in the hou.e oorreotioo. Friday.— (Before iheaame ...

... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER. LECTURE ON AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION, OELIVfcREU HKI'OUK THE MAIDSTONE MECHANICS* INSTITUTE, R. J. MORRISON, Esq. the present day it happily occurs that little apology is necessary lor introducing the topic of public ...