... CRICKET. KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. Mr. Laurence Hardy presided over a Committee meeting of the above Club, held yesterday afternoon at the Golden Cross Hotel. Charing-cross, at which the Keport and balance-sheet for the past year were adopted. The latter ...

... Bride-street. London E.C* A STE WARD and STEWARDESS for the Maidstone Club ; the stewardess must be a good plain cook.— Apply by letter, stating wages required, to the Secretary al. Earl-street, Maidstone. A V oung Gentleman (foreigner) having some hours XV ...

... from -Maid- stone, in order to illu trate tbe state of the communi- cations between these two important places in Kent. AYe left Maidstone at a quarter pa =t nine, and accom plished the journey of some twenty miles in one hour and three quarters, or at ...

... -TTTAUKENPHAST ?? j! HAYMARKET, LONDON, B.W. 6U? _, * £HOOTI>G and &JCB BOOTS, ifELL SEASONED, «>* )aEADY FOR USE. i JaDIES' GLACE KID BOOTS and SHOEB, \i ALBION ABLE SHAPES. r^ •^Z^CE —TheCH » RGE for ADVERTISEMENTS \ U . RIRTHS MARRIAGES, and DEATHS ...

... A REMARKABLE WILL. _». ?? The people of Maidstone are greatly interested in the somewhat remarkable will of the late Mr. Samuel Bentlif. for many years a boot manufacturer in tbe town, who died a few months ago, and left a personal estate of the value ...

... rt r AU KENPHAST ?? W -^MARKET, LONDON, SS.W. , SoCB BOOTS, SEASONED, and jLpY FOR USE. j_DlE s ' GLACE KID BOOTS and SHOES, j^SfIIONABLE SHAPES. ADVERTISEMENTS fMv«mT__S, MA RRIAGES. and DEATHS is FIVE iV/VvfiS EACH irsi'RTION. These announcements. ...

... pound, at the office of Mr. Scudamore, Maidstone. R. Harrison, late of Wateringbury, Kent, wheelwright— a div. of 3d. in the pound, at the office of Mr. Scudm***.ore, Maidstone. S. Stooham, late of Maidstone, butcher— a div. of 4§d. inthe pound, atthe office ...

... Leigh, M.P., of Maidstone (first), Mr. A. Waterman gardener to Mr. H. A. Brassey, of Aylesford (second), and Mr. S. Barlow, of Slakehill House, near Manchester (third). In this class the Warner King, the Flower of Kent, the Golden Noble, the enormous ...

... at Borough green. Kent, but who formerly resided in Maidstone, where he Cots member of the Snlvation Army, as with committiug a burglary at the house oi Mr. T. Scott, atton Court, and stealing three coats, too hats, a pair of boots, two silver salvers ...

... rK E>THAFT ?? \C HA vMARKET, LONDON, S.W. 6 ?? * X BOOTS, I TELL SEASONED, and tf. A pv FOR USE. X lE c GLACE KID BOOTS and SHOES, Ivhi°> aBLE shapes- jf^^^fC-TheCH ARGE forADVE RTISEM ENTS %■■' I'KTHS MARRIAGES, and DEATHS is FIVE • \7.. *i-v I? INSERTION ...

... I^ A lJI_i_S2H-iS T ?? •J HOTMARKET, LONDON S.W. qHOOTING and Sour boots, wxtELL SEASONED, and rjBADY FOR USE. SADIES' GLACfi KID BOOTS and SHOES, *N ASfIIONABLE SH APES. ADVERTISEMENTS X Jrf BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, and DEATHS is FIVE >7 TT rj I yGS EACH INSERTION ...

... French, Latin, and b.xiks. Laundress. Church. No er-tras whatever.— Mount eiranville, Lewi ham, Kent. — Edmund Couldery. Principal. BORDEN SCHOOL, Kent. (Railway Station, Sittiugbo ume_— A Public School. Moderate Fees.— Rev. XT. HENRY IJOXD, M.A., Head ...