... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. , (Continued from our 3rd page). Maidstone. Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital.—On Thursday the annual meeting of governors and subscribers was held in the new and commodious building in Church-street, recently erected and now on the ...

... time to 6th April, 1853. Whoever will engage keep this number well, may reference at the Office of the Kentish Gazette. tor KENT. NOTICE. AND F. LONGLEY beg to inform their friends and inhabitants of LYDD nnd its ueighi that they intend carrying ou the ...

... fruits few months’ labor in the gold regions. The same letter conveyed the intelligence that the body another young man, named Kent, also from this town, who had accumulated upwards 100., had been found in one of the rivers, stripped everything, and there ...

... Contract for the erection of BAILIFF'S HOUSE aud some FARM BUILDINGS, at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, HARMING DEATH, arc requested to deliver Tenders for the same at my Office, Maidstone, by Nine o'clock on SATURDAY, the 9th October next. The. Plans and S ...

... succeeded, and then commenced taking off his large jack-boots. Mr. W. thought it most prudent to let him have his own way, and did not interfere. After many efforts he succeeded in kicking off a boot, and with it went the dress-shoe ; but the artist thought ...

... the National Society hnd bought 262 acres of land in Kent in order to beat them. They had resorted to the happy expedient of subdividing these, so as to have 137 acres in West Kent and 125 East Kent. Each acre of land i 3 capable of conferring five votes ...

... service du uld be Peninsular war, and at Waterloo, for which he medals, second Oct. 14, Mr. Thomas Lewis, Maidstone, aged 85. $ COh- Oct. #3, at Maidstone, Mr. David Tanner Sv solicitor, aged 65, e per- re the Oct. 12, Mr. Richard Wightwiek, builder, « Malling ...

... demanded for cart horses and colts. There was a good supply of hops, the best Mid and East Kents selling well, other inferior samples went off slowly, fine Weald of Kent and Sussex hops were r sadily sold, and fetched good prices. There was more than the usual ...

... sustained by an accident on the North Kent or Gravesend branch of the South-Eastern Railway, of which the following are the particulars :—lt appears that deceased was the wife of a gardener, residing at Greenhithe, in Kent. On the evening of Sunday, the 24th ...

... dshhir»t !• ngth of the new Line from Dover *■ railcs.and from to Maidstone miles, • (he distance to Canterbury ol>, to Dover ...

... of Tovil Mills, Maidstone. Il is cheaper than paper the ordinary make, and has already in some cases been largely used. West Kent Militia.—The young men forming this corps have been,during the week undergoing a course drill in Maidstone. Although they ...

... ration of the straw whieh thi i ds As the late continued ra Set pastures, inay be productive ¢ fn) teers, trom: it ma hind of boots for the sheep bee ntined by an Top. Pa eee ee Iya precedent be neces = at hi prevent their beis sf h beots must be made at ...