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... possession; it was slso found tha' nis boots corresponded with the footprints in prosecutor’s garden.—Seuv'erc.d to one month’s hard .aboar, CONVICTION OF A VAGABOND.—At the County Magistraes’ Cierk’s Office, Maidstone, on Mwmd:y, before R. Fowler, Esq., ...
... the sumo L 1 Mle then ealicd Mr. Hill, who said he was incumbent of St. Pete’s pirish, Maidstone ; on the 13th February last, be took a re uru Loket from Maidstone to Sidcup; he proe-eded 10 Sideup an ! intended toretarn to Ma dstone the sime night ; ...
... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. . Tur Loxpox, CHATHAM, AND DOVER|, RAILWAY.—It has been very generally rumoured that the re-|, | of the committee of investigation into the affairs of the | mon, Chatham, and Dover Com| W-fllhvhuhm | unfavourable. It cannot be issued ...
... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. PETTY SEsstoxs, NoVEMBER 2 I.—DPresent Murroxy Lawsarpk, Esq. O¥raNce sk Hlouway Acr a 1 Seai.—Davio Mosean r. Jous Mires, —The defendant, wbo resides at Stoae-s reet, ~cal, was charged by the district sarseyor of the highway board ...
... Towner, T.B.C. ; 2ad, The Hawk, C. Cuesterton, Maidstone. A very close race, Pair.cAreEp Rack Por OUTRIGGERS, FOR A Cup.—Half a mile, Exeesior, T.8.C., beat the Star, Maidstone. In this race, both Maidstone and Tanbridge scratched ooe of their boats, as ...
... ARCH/EOLOGY IN KENT. The meeting of the Kent Arcbmological Society, at Pens‘hurst Place on Thursday last, was one of the most delightful entertainments which its members could po-anl‘ enjoy in the pursuit of their ioteresting science. ey had everything ...
... ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY. A frightful aecident oecurred at half-past four on Priday afternoon in the Blackheath railway tunnel. The fast train leaving Maidstone at 2.40 p.m., ran into a ballast train I&MI’MI mile ‘down the tunnel from the Blackheath ...
... THE WEST KENT JOURNAL. ! the ancients and moderns in reference to the phenomena con, nected with volcanoes : — Volcanic vents, causes of volcanic fire, | metallic bases of earths and alkalies, regions of activity, of dis- Geo. Holman, who said defendant ...
... THE WTIST KENT JOURINATL. floring avemard of 10, f ¢ . 2 thia lot ce priawner had kept it # red it for sale,~The dench ordered TUNERIDGE SCHOOL. IMPORTANT 10 FLY-DRIVERS. Geo. nmn-E.i}']i?'.;&r.-'.-'.'.;..;E.11..‘&hw mkif to be gir;nl off the stand ...
... WEST KENT JOURNAL. A PArapox !—Studious Lodger : * Its a pity, Mrs, Priggins, you don’t understand matbematies, or you’d readily comprehend how impossible it is that this stesk which I sent from tabie last night a rec'angular parallelogram is now an irregular ...
... WEST KENT QUARTFR SESSIONS, The Easter Quarter Scssions for West Kent commenced ;t‘ the Court House, Maidstone, on Thursday, the 6th inst., before GATHORNE HARDY, Esq., M.P. (chairman), J. ESPINASSE, ¥~ (assistant chairman), and Viscount Marsham, the ...
... 25th, 26th and 27th, at the Oval—Kent v. Sarrey, return. July 25th, 29th, aod 3ith, at Margate—- Kent ». Snssex, return. August 4th, sth, and 6th, at Mote Park, Maidstone --Geutlemen of Kent v. Sixteen hoy;l Enineers. August 16ith and 17th, at Islingt ...