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... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. TcE3T>.\ V. —Before S. Mouckton, Esci. (in the chair), and George mot t, Esq. Shoplifting.— illiam Spencer, who gave his age 15, but who looked nearly 20 years old. was charged with stealing pair of boots, value Cs Gd. from the ...
... restoration of peace was read in the churches of Maidstone Sunday. Sunday collections were made at All Saints' Church aid of the Clergy Orphan Schools, and jtl 7 10Jd realised. The Registrar-General places Maidstone among the towns of second magnitude having ...
... stretcher he was taken to the West Kent General Hospital. Inspector Hills confirmed the testimony of the last witness. Prisoner had very severe wound under the left eye, which appeared to have been inflicted by a kick from boot. In defence prisoner said that ...
... Septimus Day, of the D (Maidstone) troop. The regimental cup was awarded to Private Ninnes, the (Tunbridge Wells) troop, .and the prize for the best turned out man (accoutrements and horse), by j Fremlin, of the D (Maidstone) troop. In the | evening ...
... Meat 1 Milk 5 Cheesemongery. Gr lu Wine and Spiri's Clothing, Horiory. IH-ry, vi e. Bonnets try Boots and Shoes and Oilman’* ' d • II Boot and Shoo Mending •» Brooms, Brushes, Ao. | I'* icr’s Goods Coals Coffins S Bavins I 17 Hair cuttingandShaving I* ...
... F. RUSSELL, Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, 22nd August, 1870. 1110 COUNTY COURT OF KENT. IS HEREBY GIVEN .1 v that the next Court for the Maidstone District, will holden at the Sessions House, • Maidstone,before James John Lonsdale ...
... prisoners were committed the Maidstone Borough Sessions, where the particulars the case will found. Bail was refused as the sessions were the next day. PASSING COUNTKRFKIT COIN MAIDSTONE. Richard Roscr, a messenger in the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, was ...