... Militia. On Tnesday last the East Kent Regiment of Militia went from their Head Quarters Canterbury, to Dover special train, for a field day with the 7lh Fusiliers, the 90th and 104th Bengal Fasiliers. The East Kent Regiment marched out 600 strong under ...

... House, Maidstone, on Thursday last, for the purpose of considering the proposal which was recently made by the Prison Committee to discontinue the use of St. Augustine’s gaol, and remove the whole of the county business from Canterbury to Maidstone. Col ...

... 24th July, at Chwlet, a pair of boots, the property of Edward Martin.—Mr. appeared for the prisoner.—The prosecutor ia a beer-house-keeper at Cbislet, and on the 24th u’t., the prisoner was at work at his house. The boot* were kept a lodge at the back ...

... were again brought np on remand; end Thomas Boot was how charged with the same offeree. Sopt. Parker stated that had mads enquiries the Army and Naw Inn, but they eoold not remember the prisoners Shelton and Boot going The depoßitlons taken the over and ...

... in a very exhausted state. The jury returned verdict of “Accidentally drowned.” MAIDSTONE.—Found Drownid.—An inquest took place at the Ship Inn, Gabriel’s-hill, Maidstone, last week, before J. B. Stephens, Esq., borough coroner, on the of Mr. Samuel Buss ...

... they met there was Che Archdeacon of Canterbury, the representative of Kent, who made the distribution, and now it was tbe Archdeacon of Maidstone, the representative of West Kent; and was sore they would all join with him in giving him very hearty welcome ...

... the Christmas examinations in connection with the College of Preceptors, that amongst those who passed from schools in East Kent were thirteen pupils from West Cliff House, Ramsgate, and like number from Dane Hill House, Margate. There were also two successful ...

... ordered the body td photographedi> The deceased said to be aboat 85 years of age. Thk Kent County Prison. —The governor and chaplain of the Kent County Goal, at .Maidstone, have reported to the magistrates that it is impossible keep order within the building ...

... KENT SPBfNG ASSIZE. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arrived in Maidstone by the 6.68 train, South-Eastern Bailway, Saturday evening, being met at the station by the Sheriff (Edward Loyd, Esq.), the under Sheriff (P. Scudamore, Beq.), and the Sheriffs Chaplain ...

... resuscitation of Kent and Surrey match matter for congratulation. A colts* match —date not fixed—inaugurates the season. Oatford Bridge, perfect were all its appointments, owing to the miserable train service haring failed, the Kent committee have fallen ...

... which keeps up the old customs most efficiently. There, before the Mayor on court days, lie the sword and mace in all their golden glory; and there the door are the ushers, resplendent in gold lace, and looking thoroughly aristocratic in their cocked bats ...

... the blaze of education, people are still imposed upon and common sense set naught. Common sense points oat the use of Herbs, Boots, Barks, and Flowers for the Core of all Diseases, and vet in the face of this unmistakeable fact poisonous minerals are still ...