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... KENT COUNTY COURT-MAIDSTONE. Ter.lDAV.—(Before J. 'Espiuuse, Esq., Judge.) 7Nlll.—Jski rhi3res. late of Tunbridge, Kent, in partnership with his brother, Arthur Children, as saddlers and harness makers, a fourth time came up for examination, he having ...
... attired female was charged ley George Woodrow, agent to Mr. Paid:, bootenaker, Week-etreet, with having stolen a pair boots. The boot*, which had been hanging up inside the doorway of the shop on the previous evening bad been missed by prosecutor a little ...
... at the House, Maidstone, Kent, before the Judge of the County Court of Kent, on the Second day of October, 18&3, at Twelve o'clock at noon precisely. GEORGE WELLARD STEVENSON, formerly and late of Churcb-street, Cliffe near Rochester, Kent, saddler and ...
... —Buye 6 166. or HOUSES W. of 20.words or 3 sorted in the South Hustern ed more ing on the trade of boot and of Smeeth, in oi county, been f iP ng, they of Kent holden at Ashford, in the sa and an interim onths 21 been given to the said visions of statutes ...
... , aureeved seats ram, Is. Cliddrsa, half-price. Books et IL MAIDSTONE TANOT RABBIT CLUB. THE WINTER SHOW of this society will take place at Mr. J. Clinton's, BRITANNIA INN, STREIT, MAIDSTONE, On WIDINESOAT, 7th, 1854, when 40111 C excellent Rabbits be ...
... ; Tenterden, 3s. ; !Add, ; Aylesford Pottery, .t 1 do. ; Ramegotc, bs. ; Boot Makera' Society, Maidstone, 10s. ; Midway Brewery, Maidstone, II..; Baths and Wmhhouses, Maidstone, 3.. 6d. YLLlTARY.—lrelturday (Monday) morning, 46 of the men who have lately ...
... here | found to be entirely insensible, and acauainted | West Kent Infirmary, where. Le ee Cie Visrratton.-The annual Venerable the Archdeacon of M Deanery of Sutton was held on Siints, Maidstone. Prayers were Stewart, and the sermon, | vurse from Eph. iv ...
... The Management of Fruit Plantations.” This was a question, he said, of great importance, because many parts of Kent, and particularly Mid Kent, were deeply interested in the culture of fruit. There was a lime when every bushel of fruit would reul->e from ...
... KENT CATTLE AND POULTRY SHOW. A private view of the fifteenth exhibition of this IMOriati•e took yesterday (Monday,) in the College-yard, Maidetene ; and the Smithfield Club Show ' which had been fixed for the same day, naturally attrected much of the ...
... TOLLS TO LET. TOSBRIDGE AND MAIDSTONE TrRNPIKE- W 7 R. MASTERS, 9, Mribart-ttreet,. Maid• stone, , eekly Nanspapsra, Periodicals, and other PubLiontsons, with forwotled on recoipt of postage stamps. _ ROAD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the next MEETING ...
... Xll ; Weald of Kents Xl3 to 14; Middle and l.ioouriTs, met with great favour, krentually the Com- him very highly for the excellent way which the A claim for XiO. Mr appeared for the pisintiff. chair), and Ford Wilson. Esq. Hast Kents to X2O, Yearlings ...
... KENT ASSIZES. The commission for the countv Kent was opened .it Maidstone on Tuesday. Mr. Justice Crompton was expected to arrive bv the half-past 12 o'clock train, hut Ins ..rdslup did not make his appearance until nearly an hour alter the appointed ...