... Weller, and a large party of poachers, in centiemen, in Buekinghamshire, when tw #0 dreadfully beaten that they died THE MAIDSTONE J TURSDAY, DECRMBER Tur communication in a previous jected establishment of an agricultara for this county, deserves, ae ...

... West Kent. On Tuesday afternoon Mr. William Gimon, grocer High-street, Chatham, being in liis parlour, observed woman in bis shop, and before he could tret there she bad gone into the street, where followed her, and found she bad stolen two pieces of ...

... Marpstoxz Kent Heral: the last es im KA otal turn -——— 000 000 owe Cavatta.. 49000 863 Senay 25) °F 12000 ot? Canterbury — Kentish Chronicle.. 9000 412 | “ False, gt ly —Ed. Kentish Observer. —— loz. KE PS, 6&2. | BXe/C*F pepe Kelbr —=_—— The West Kent Ele ...

... MAIDSTONE GACET a RA He 1 ‘0 CORRESPONDENT. ° ed k, the “4 Ne ative of Kent.” Yes! The matters of this Mow- months have forced us lo exciude much Catty for the last jew informa ti ion on many other subjects, or the extracts @ might have been used, The ...

... THE KENT RIOTERS. Lord Denman arrived at Maidstone on Monday afternoon and opened the commission. The calendar contained the names of 65 prisoners, and of this numlier were charged with the murders committed by Thoms and bis infatuated followers. Lord ...

... Several large sales of bags have been the past week. ‘The duty estimated at £172,000. itry to New Kent £3 3s to £6 South . - £3 Os. to £6 5) r, and New Kent Pockets . picture Ditto Sussex £5 Os. to ; here. Hors, Nov Business in our mart eee series at he ...

... that article. jam, ~ boc tan aoe ogant Signed), “ALY 7, SPEARMAN outof d others, «Thomas Rider, Esq., Kent.” x-foot Hop Planters, Boughton, Maidstone, They the THE MAN WITIL THE CARPET BAG! On Tuesday last, a sw arthy, bloated, strange-lookin ig London ...

... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER: UTKBATIJRK. ** If I were t«* pra» for ta»te, whlcli tbonld staiid stead under ercry variety uf clrcnnistaMces, and be a source of happiness and cheerfulness to Ihronsh life, and shield against its ills, however llni'it* ...

... ee faw warm davs. and the crop depends ag oo” cases DornovuGH, &© Kent and the Wer found and the great increase of mou Id in f last year’s growth have advaneed full G« viuils 5 Kent, pockets 0 has fallen to £150,000. ewt., and the old duty pre- ad of ...

... MAIDSTONE GAZETT tion of anything like American property ;” speaks lutions an « noble” and “ gallant” manner in which American. were « dealt with according to the usages of war!” (a ma was savages), an d American property destroyed. Provi: like Byron’s ...

... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE ———— fore, the event of the impending Crisis will be a mighty | for seldom have darker shadows over-spread the |: Where now are the Tory “ tribunes of the or” — where arrived im eate the Conse! rvative 1 Never was country n discontented ...

... khouse at %2s. 6d., and Cox been overpowered delivered at Maidstone wor! H. Bentlifand Co., for clot sse sums, we have workhouse at 26s. 6d. per ton; G. and W. Fleet, for coffi W. Hollis, for boots and shoes ; degrees. ‘They are On Monday eve ning, after ...