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... MAIDSTONE 'UNION. Clerk—Mr. W. N. OTTAWAY, Maidstone, Kent JAMES HARMOUR, a sawyer, about 40 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches in height, fair complexion, light grey eyes and hair, face slightly marked with smallpox; he was dressed in a corduroy suit ...
... spirits. About eleven o'clock, Mr. Co Ie a blacksmith, returned home, having been out that nt to bed. He had evening in Maidstone, and we some conversation with his wife, but nothing material passed between them. Cole slept soundly till eight o'clock ...
... KENT COUNTY CLUB. A meeting of the Committee of the Kent County Club was held yesterday afternoon at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, and the urningements and fixtures for next year came under considera tion. It decided to play home-aud-homc matches ...
... THE KENT YEOMANRY. A meet.ng of :he officers of the Queen's Own Nuys.: t% .'et Kent I camenry was held on Wednesday at the Star Hotel, Maidstone, when there were present Major Cornwallis. M.P., tin command of bie regiment in the absence abroad of Col ...
... MAIDSTONE UNION• Clerk—Mr. R. HOAR, Solicitor. MATTHEW LORD, an army pe nsion e , r l ; 45 years of age, about 5 feet 9 i n ches height, dark complexion, moustache, nt board ; kept a publichouse for a sb i l, time in Canterbury ; last seen at S° ting ...
... LIBBRAL DEMOYSTRATiON AT MAID- I STONE. Yesterday a festival took place at Maidstone to celebrate the return of Messrs. Lee and Bexton, the Liberal members for that borough. At one o'clock a procession was formed at the Railway Station, comprising about ...
... \ bbhe a op a or a WatEatoo Vererax. — An old man, named James Sisley, a native of Boughton Monchelsea, died in the Maidstone Union-house, at Coxheath, a few days ago. The deceased, who was born in 1789, joined tho Foot Guards when quite a lai, and was ...
... KENT COUNTY COURT—MAIDSTON (Before J.’Espinasse, Judge.) ‘There were 110 original cases, and 28 summonses on judgment,,some of which were settled out of court, and none of which were of any importance. ‘At this court nine of the cases were under the ...
... Burton, September 1A. v Casuale ot we, home; v. a mm, beme, v. United. Sbecrness mt rk. sway) Boots at Maldstome; 18th, v. Old way, 2th, v. Gay's College, at Maidstone; v. ( 9b, ¥ November 4 © Leicestershire University a. Mary's at home at Maldetome, h.v, Moseley ...
... forced out. On one side of the face was the impression of the nails of a heavy boot. Eldridge was at once apprehended, and his boots and trousers were taken possession of. The boots had evidently been partially washed, but there were marks of blood upon them ...
... 11011.LINGBOURNE. KENT. miles from Maidstone. and for miles from London on the LA'. & D.R. Pleaaant COUNTRY RESIDENCE. with large elarden. aud about Or. WM. of Meadow Land, the whole tapvially adapte't for a small poultry farm. A f ESS Heti. NETHERSOLE ...
... contribute Is Gd weekly, which sum the Bench ordered him to Day. IT • —Arthur Nelases, • private in the Royal West Kent Regiment, stationed at Maidstone, was charged on remand with having stolen a puree, containing 14 and upwards, a tobacco box, and knife, the ...