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... MAIDSTONE AND ROCHESTER, STROOD, BROMPTON, A GILLINGHAM ADVERTISER; NORTH KENT SPECTATOR. TO ADVERTISERS, the “Chatham news” is the only paper printed in Chatham; it is universally read Chatham, Rochester, strood, uariun, AftU THE IMMEDIATE VICINITIE ...
... alone near the bridge, High-street, Maidstone, by a policeman apparently an apopletic fit. She was removed at once to the West Kent General Hospital, where Mr. Wilson, house surgeon, discovered by the marks on her boots and clothing, that she w an inmate ...
... tkttjs. MAIDSTONE AND BBOMPTON, & 6HLLINGHAM ADVERTISER; NORTH KENT SPECTATOR. WRTISERS. THE CHATHAM NEWS” IS THE ONLY PAPER PRINTED IN CHATHAM; IT IS UNIVERSALLY BEAD IN CHATHAM, EOCHESTEB. STBOOD, umnun, AND THE IMMEDIATE VICINITIES-POPULATION 80,000 ...
... MAIDSTONE. As might have been expected the so-called new- Maidstone and Ashford liailway scheme has caused very great dissatisfaction in all the centres of population the direct road between Ashford and Maidstone. There is not, it objected, one the little ...
... MAIDSTONE ft KENTISH JOURNAL, SEPT. 12, 1870. EAST KENT JOURNAL ASHFORD. At a ventrv meeting Thursday Mr. Stodman, churchwarden, in the chair, |xK>r-rate of Is. in the£, leaving balance of £l6 on the half-year, agreed to. At tbe L)ver)iool Police Court ...
... MAIDSTONE. Inquest in the Gaol.— An inquest was held tho County Gaol on Monday afternoon week, before J. N. Dudlow, Esq., county coroner, on tho body of John Thomas, who was convicted stealing a pair of boots at the West Kent Quarter Sessions in March ...
... committed for trial, but admitted to bail. Stealing Boots. —Frances Skinner, about 22 years, was charged at the same sitting with stealing a pair of boots, the property of Mr. Robert McVicar. The boots were hanging outside the shop of the prosecutor, High ...
... alone near the bridge, High-street, Maidstone, by a policeman apparently in an apouletio fit. She was removed at once to the West Kent General Hospital, where Mr. Wilson, house surgeon, discovered by the marks her boots and clothing, that she was an inmate ...
... p.m. The 2.5 p.m. train from Maidstone to Paddock Wood, &c., will leave at 2.50 p.m. North Kent Line—The j •>•3O a.m. train, Charing Cross to Dartford, will leave (5.20 a.m. The 7.0 a.m. train, Charing Cress to Maidstone, will leave at 6.58 a.m. Allkgf ...
... —The West Kent Light Infantry are ordered to assemble at Maidstone for 27 days' training and exercise, on the 25th of April next. The recruits enrolled since the termination of training 1869 are to assemble on the 11th of the same month. West Kent General ...
... thi3 case also, the prisoner was dismissed. Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles, —(From Friday's Gazette.) —Matthew John Bell, gent., late Capt. 18th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Denne, resigned. East Kent Militia.—(From Friday's Gazette.) —Alfred North Daniel ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. Tuesday.—Before G. EJmett, Esq. (in the chair), and J. B. Green, Esq. Absent from Militia Pruning. —Thomas Kenne, a private in the West Kent regiment of Militia, was charged with absenting himself from drill the last training. ...