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... WEST KENT SESSIONS. These sessions were commenced at the Sessions Mouse, Maidstone, on Thursday morning last, before Mardv, Esq. (chairman of the western Division.) There were also on the Bench, J. Esq., J. B. Wildman, Esq., A. Randall, Bsq., Captain ...
... QUADRILLE BAND. MESSRS. NICHOLSON and WHITE, Condoctors the celebrated SEPTET HAND, beg to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Kent, that their celebrated Band is now open to Engagements for Balis, Parties, Soirees, and Fetes, well as Public and Private Concerts ...
... the receipts for poundage to the City Treasurer. ihe Cattle Pl.voue in Kent.—Tho following circular has been issued by the county magistrates for the guidance stockowners : Maidstone, Jan., 1866. Dear Sir,—None of the tribe may be on a Highway any account ...
... Remanded Hythe Petty Sessions, when was committed for trial the adjourned Quarter Sessions, Maidstone. Tradesman's Dinneii. —A tradesman's dinner took place at tho Royal Kent Hotel, Wednesday last, which about sat down. The cloth being removed, the chairman, ...
... HOP SETS FOR SALE. A QUANTITY of Canterbury and Golden HOP SETS, warranted true. '1 former from the stock of Petliam. Enquire of Mr. Tassett, Pcrrv Court, Wye. i FOR SALE, DEN NET, nearly new; also, a MARE, J.X. hand-, high, well bred, quiet to ride and ...
... cases. B The first case taken was against Jeremiah Reader, drovar i Mr. James Hartridgc, of Bockingfohl Farm, Tabling, l 9 Kent, for suffering cow pass over along certain 1 p highway, the parish of January lilt i. There was also another summons against ...
... yearly instead of two pairs of boots each man now received from the Town Council. They complained that those they got supplied them did not hold together. Many of them were handy men who could make and repair their boots themselves.—The Council agreed ...
... East Mailing . J. Millen, High-street. Ewhurst A. Boots, Staple Cross. Faversham A. Sherwood, West-street. Gravescnd Wat ...
... h-«trcet. Ea*t Mailing J. Mill r.'. High-street. Bwhurst A-Boots, Smpl Cross. A. Sherwood, est- ...
... Mailing . J. Millen, High-street. Ewhurst A. Boots, Staple Cross. Faversham A. Sherwood. West-street. Oravesend Watson, 94, Milton-road. Green street F. Read. Hythe J. Btanger, High-street. Maidstone R. Mills, 35, George-street. Margate W. J. Sackctt ...
... and thb Spiritualists. —In the Central Critninid Court Wednesday the case of Mr. Sothern against Mr. Kent, the publisher, was mentioned ; and Mr. Kent's counsel having declared that his client had idea of the libellous matter being in the Spiritual Magazine ...
... members contributed towards the fund being raised by the Maidstone Farmers' Club pay tbe cost of analysing brown hops ascertain if they make light beer. The Chairman also brought the claims of the Kent and Canterbury Hospital before the meeting, and the sum ...