... MAIDSTONE. Restoration of All Saints’ Church, Maidstone— The debt contracted by this restoration has now been extinguished, Messrs. Hollingworth having given £3OO, Mr. W. Laurence £7B, Mr. lon £l5 Is. and the Kentish Rank all interest due. The idea of ...

... and one £227. Eight £5O shares in the Kent Life Company found buyers at each. Two lots of five shares in the Maidstone Waterworks Company made £3O 10s. and £3l 10s. per share respectively. Six lots of £5O Maidstone Gee Stock were sold for £lO7 each. Ball ...

... afternoon last a serious accident occurred the Maidstone Baths and Wash-houses. It seems that number of persons were in the swimming bath, and among them a boy fourteen, named Lightbody, who lived with Mr. Bootes, the master of the Bine°oat Schools. This boy ...

... Maidstone. The Arrival ravesekd. —The first Kent (Maidstone) Rifle Volunteers loft Maidstone by an early train on Saturday morning and assisted in lining the route taken the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh at Gravesend ; a troop of the 7th Hussars, and ...

... MAIDSTONE. Charge: op Illegal Pawning.— the Town Hall on Tuesday, before W. Day, Esq. (in the chair;, W. Page, and R. Doe, Esqrs., a respectably-dressed man, named Thomas Tait, was charged with illegally pawning watch, valne £o the property of Priscilla ...

... Maidstone. The Late Mu. John Kentish.—On Thursday evening meeting was held the Scar Hotel, nuder tbe presidency Mr. Herbert Moncktoo, for the purpose taking the necessary steps to raise memorial the late Mr. John Kentish. The Chairman said was unnecessary ...

... committed for trial, but admitted to bail. Stealing Boots. —Frances Skinner, about 22 years, was charged at the same sitting with stealing a pair of boots, the property of Mr. Robert McVicar. The boots were hanging outside the shop of the prosecutor, High ...

... alone near the bridge, High-street, Maidstone, by a policeman apparently in an apouletio fit. She was removed at once to the West Kent General Hospital, where Mr. Wilson, house surgeon, discovered by the marks her boots and clothing, that she was an inmate ...

... Maidstone. • Driving into a Volunteer Corps. —At the Maidstone Petty Sessions, on Tuesday last, before the Mayor (J. H. Hills, Esq.), C. Arkcoll, C. Ellis, and J. Clifford. Esqre., Charles Richard Farley, horse-dealer, was summoned on two informations ...

... This was an sic. tion tried before hie Lordship at the last summer maims held at Maidstone, and the plaintiff's claim was on behalf of the committte of visitors of the Kent Lunatic Asylum for the stun of 10e. lid., payable by the defendants to the committee ...

... MAIDSTONE. A marriage been arranged to take place between Mr. Arthur Wykeham Cornwallis,second eon of the late Major Fiennee Wykeham 4th Light Dragoons. and brother of Mr. Cornwallia, M.P., of Linton Park, Maidstone, and Florence, youngest daughter of ...

... good; spring, bad. Peas, under average. Boot crops, very good. Hay, huge growth; well got. Harvest, now genenl. Mr. Bobert Matson, Wingham:—Wheat, over avenge. Barley, under average. Oats, good. Peas, good. Boot crops, mangel good and swedes partial. Hay ...