... Croydon (Orpington branch Railway and Croydon (Maidstone. Ashford, I Tunbridge) Railway.—That the |.arties in th--c as.-s allowed to proceed with their respective hills. and (Chatluun. « hdlianr. am North Kent) Railway—That the parties al.oweil proccerl ...

... years g-'tlitg Hr#t. On witness going up about 12 *clo*k to put his boots on, he found them, with his trow-ers, gone. pawnbroker at Darenth stated that the prisoner pledged tbc boots at his shop, which were itfentihed the prosecutor. Guilty months' hard ...

... MAIDSTONE JOURNAL, KENTISH ADVERTISER AND SOUTH EASTERN MAY (i, I Si:,. The BUh- of St. contended that the argumonts of Stanley ware a tia-Huc of fallacua. The Biahop of London thought it absolutely necessary to increa.su thenumbet of bishops—much bevonu ...

... MtaenaM, Bd. Nur.Jffrm PemoM de«fa«. odire.jnm* T«»»» t«e»- I .cut to the Sctretary ot the ..me with Officer., Mayor, Kent. Brntler, in Kent with kVVTtSI, to \I M MAJESTVS'S Takek.ld, ■ quratsl wmd, before the of'*-*”- I i the CertiHente The evnenre/of the ...

... thcieto. aih.- -..d .. . .u Udv the tW-cn. for the ????hihitin,* I.m Pi.iu.. oi ,l,v. ,-mtimits vUit Maidstone the tii-t Monday in every IJC-DDEH GOLDEN HOP-SETS. \5 H. Gi.URGI. Bit napictfully .Var/wrc, lough will Ik- hwlden . , fnlH -lliah.l w:th Jl ...

... expectations of good crop. MAIDSTONE. MAIDSTONE RAILWAY TOMMI ATION have already informed our readers of th movement in this town form an independent company tor the purpose of establishing direct railway communication between Maidstone and the Metropolis on ...

... monev next • he respectfully declined •! * sn. and relu-ed h ave tin without payment, and |« t'ist* in remaining till the boots returned tohiin, the-doctor eollared him and thrust him out the door without them, when Mi. Fish was hurl savin-himself from ...

... . near Hyth.-, Kent Henry K'.|.. 4(». Duke-street, s?. James. Kilw i.J Drake UuK-kinan. lisri., n»el’add-M k, Hythe, M 1) tin. (neat Kent Atmospiretic Comp my. James Watts, K-j.. Mayor Hythe. •!. Kief ml fi; e-.i . K K.A., Hythe, Kent Major m. James Kim; ...

... off. Two rn-ti were d Sunday on a charge of robbing a woman nine shillings at the Man Kent, beershop. Earl and Counters intend pa«s flic winter at KnoU Ikatk. Kent. and \>scountess Holme.'dale, who have been visiting tour Scotland, are shortly expected ...

... and wood land, free tithe- —£19.»0. YALDINC - Oi»u Pri.lows.—The mealing the Kent Odd Follows was ccU'bmtcd with becoming trokndcur on Wednesday Inst. The Dep-t band fmm Maidstone was in attendance on the o. cusion. After j*ara ...

... Chari v. Inn i MAIDSTONE. HALL A MON, rantecs. and security lor the due fulfilment of their nsvcrul I Manure, Bhonofthc Contractor, in Maidstone, upi-n the pro- blis “®' BOOKSELLERS A SI) B/XDERS, N-> Deposit ■ squired on en.ranee. MAIDSTONE UNION. rontrarts ...

... had for th-.r ohjeet the real welfare tho«- fferin* from a certain . 1 and that they have cerUiuly gone tar *n.n ...