... commission.—N.B. to order in a No cheap German rubbish kept in stock.—Ad vertise- ment. EXTENSION OF BUSINESS PREMISES.—T. S. Golden, High Stree t, Whitstable, begs to inform his friends and the pub lic that he has just extended and im- roved his business ...

... | 6, Miss Brett | | ‘aud Mre. Upeott 190. Kent BENEVOLENT MEDICAL — The! genera! annual meeting of the members of th 2 Kent: Benevolent Medical Society was held on W ednesday at tte West Kent Generel Maidstone, under the presidency of Dr. Hoar. This cociety ...

... wrapper! and Sons' name and trade mark, refuse a 1 Bine which is not so wrapped. Jam Heath's Extra with mWrnm t aud pn,»ts, golden coated, bronzed and carb-nized, suit all hands, all styles, all asjes, and all kinds work. Over two hundred patterns. Sold ...

... in the north, they were but sufficient to rather check advancing rates. The storm of Thursday night scarcely reached to Maidstone, ard was too hasty to do permanent good, though very refreshing to the dust-clad herbage and languid foliage. frequently ...

... to work in the Maidstone circuit, tbe speaker dealt with tbe recent litigation in which he had been involved, but said he was not going to sacrifice the work ot God for any County Council or any other authority. Their work in Maidstone was progressing ...

... Music—Wa are pleased to be able to announce that Earl Stanhope, Lord-Lieutenant of Kent, has succeeded in obtaining balance of the amount required to complete the Kent Scholarship in the Royal College of Music, and that the first scholar will shortly ...

... coonty of Kent. Mr. Robert Furley, writing in Notes and Queries orj the subject of the capital town of Kent, says—After the Restoration the town of Maidstone became the assize town, and as tho assizes ceased to be held at Canterbury, Maidstone must be ...

... stealing a pair of boots, the property of Michael May, general dealer, Stapleiate, and of the value of 3s.—The proseoutor said on Saturday last he hung a pair of boots on a nail at his shop door. About half-past four o'clock he saw that the boots had been removed ...

... in of Mr. I'. A. Delasaux, who, we believe, will to a great extent have the management the programme. We hear that the East Kent Militia Band have been coinmuuicated with, and that they are willing to accept engagement on the same terms as last year. A ...

... corresponding period of last year. The Outbreak of Small-Pox at Maidstone Gaol.—An official intimation has been received from the Home Office, directing that no prisoners committed in Maidstone are to be sent to the prison during the present outbreak of small-pox ...

... part of Kent. Meetings have already been held at Folkestone and Dover, others are being arranged at Ramsgate and Margate, and the practical outcome of these will, it is hoped, be the formation of an auxiliary the Society in this division of Kent, witb, ...

... —As previously announced the East Kent Militia (3rd and 4th Battalions East Kent Regiment) will assemble at Canterbury the 24th April and under canvass at Shorncliffe till the 20th of the following month, while the Kent Artillery will commence their annual ...