... 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 ...

... is be abolished. Minimum Temperature.—January 5, degrees above zero; 6th, 41; 7th, ; Bth, 40; 9th, 23 ; 10th, 24; 11th, 29. Kent and Can Hospital.—Six shillings , and eightpence have been sent as donation to the Bui! ling Fund, being the offertory at the ...

... conduct. The Clerk having written to the guardians of unions in East Kent for their co-operation with the guardians of this Union in obtaining the erection of asylum ' tor lunatics in East Kent, letter., reply were read - from several of the Clerks applied ...

... pair of boots, which was furnished with. the in3t. accused was and went away without giving the coat and boots He knew they were only his property during the time he was the guardians' employ.—Mrs. Hearsey proved tha„ the aocused pledged the boots produced ...

... for taking part in the entertainment, concluded the proceedings. The East Kent Militia.—We sincerely regret to hear that Colonel Deedes has resigned the command of the East Kent Militia, and our regret will be universally shared by all who aro in any way ...

... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. adjourned Quarter Sessions to relieve the Spring Assizes, was held on Thursday and Friday, at Maidstone. J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., presided in the first court, and J. C. Hardy, Esq., M.P., the second. The other magistrates present ...

... actively engaged trying to trace the lost property. East Kent Militia.—We have authority to state that Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bart., haajalso resigned his commission as Captain in the East Kent Militia, thus making the third good officer lost to the regiment ...

... his being taken before a magistrate. FRIDAY. LNCENDIARISM MAIDSTONE. James Jarrett was indicted for attempting to set fire to a storehouse in the occupation of James Jarrett the elder, at Maidstone, on the loth August last. Mr. Marsham and the Hon. E. Stanhope ...

... in the north, they were but sufficient to rather check advancing rates. The storm of Thursday night scarcely reached to Maidstone, ard was too hasty to do permanent good, though very refreshing to the dust-clad herbage and languid foliage. frequently ...

... EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Midsummer Quarter Sessions for East Kent were held St. Augustine's Sessions Honse on Tuesday la3t. In the absence of the Chairman, E. H. K. Hugessen, Esq., M.P., N. H. D'Aeth, Esq., presided, and amongst tbe other magistrates ...

... and there were alao present the Very Rev. the Dean Canterbury, the Yen. Archdeacon of Canterbury, the Yon. Archdeacon of Maidstone, the Mayor of Canterbury, Canon Robertson, J. S. Lipscombe, Esq., M.A., Second Master of King's School, the Rev. W. Blissard ...

... Robarts, Captain and Mrs. Shipworth, Captain Hunt ( Maidstone Cavalry Depot), Captain Knight, East Kent Militia, Mrs. Kipping, and other influential residents and visitors. A section of the East Kent Militia Band, under the conductorship of Sergeant McConnei ...