... regret to hare to record a serious accident which happened to Mr. Sowed, yesterday week, on his return from London by the North Kent Railway. It appears that when near Erith, and whilst in the act of exhibiting one of his frets of strength to some gentlemen ...

... SITTINGBOURNE, FAVERSHAM, AND SHEERNESS GAZETTE. KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. An intermediate session for the trial of prisoners, to relieve the assizes of the more trivial offences, was held at the Court-house, Maidstone, last week, before J. B. Wildman, Esq., chairman ...

... ladlow.—Three months' hard labour. Chaise Pittman, alias Pietas, for stealing two pairs of women's boots, the property of Frederick William Randall, of Maidstone, on the 25th February.--Six months' hard labour. George Brows, 40, and Thomas Kinsella, 19, soldiers ...

... Th« detexild a nnse.• rate at the I.4loenej .puotations —York 1:11. lea; dLLIn Mil. los I 110. to 1 ill, bars, lA's to I.ot Kent alnt lA, 3c. IMA to Elm per in. CA EILIt MARKS I. Monl.AT. The M.•ltary Vat a MOM .4cheral .11‘.1.41 , 1011 to bm al 'I.. And ...

... Kerhyshiee, a4ed 30 years. .1 ttt 7, a, t6r Natant ion s Faversham, John Wil•lter boot h s. .lane P 4, at Tanner-stroet, Faversham, Mr. Edward lamer, 743 Jane 10, at Maidstone, John Whieheord, Esq., aged 71) years. Jung 11, at slieerite.s, Mr. I leorge Clarkson ...

... from time immemorial. The long pending question as to the right of way on the road in dispute was decided at the Kent assizes, at Maidstone, on Tuesday last, before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and a special jury. Upwards of thirty witnesses on each side ...

... SITTINGBOURNE : SNTURUAY, SF PT. 171, 1g61). THE LATE FLORAL FETE AT thoa CoERT. The SUM of £ lit+ been handed over to th , Kent and Canterbury Hospital, being • portion of the proeeede of the late fate at Gore Court. Tit t: NEW CoXGREGATIoNIL CILIPEL ...

... CANA.RIES. AQuantity of superior golden and silver-spangled Lizard CANARIES for Sale. Apply to WILLIAM DOIIMIE, Ospringe-road, Faversham. WANTED immediately, • respectable YOUTH for the Shop. Apply to T. Sums, Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 5, Soesplacc, ...

... A pigeon-shooting match was held in a field in that town, when three silver cups were shot for. A man aimed Collins, the boots M the Unicorn Inn, was employed place the pigeons in a trap, and had just pkessi a hied in that receptacle in the regular way ...

... fern*. sionaestbranory MB AMU Jaws ; are Wt thr. month 9a • ad a ; North Os Si ; 678 to South Aso icao, ; tam to • THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1861. Ws do mot heldearodees responsible for the opieioas }tam ElEssioNa.- Monday, March 4th.-Before ...

... contract. Ile had hoped that the clothes would have been ready for their inspection that evening, but such was not the case. The boots had been duly delivered at the proper time ' sad were deemed satisfactory. A resolution was also wad to that the Estates Committee ...

... of Ramsgate Harbour. KENT YEOMANRY CAVALRY.—The East Kent Regiment of Ycomsury Cavalry (Mounted Rifles) assembled at Dover on Wednesdsy last, for a week's permanent duty. The West Lent Regiment are ordered to assemble at Maidstone, on Thursday, the 6th ...