... band about firo yoart since MAIDSTONE. Abchidiacoxal Visitation—On Monday lut t!>a Venerable Bjnjamin Harriaon, Archdeacon of Maid•tone, held hi* annual visitation for the rural deanery of Sutton, at All Saints' Church, Maidstone. S. rrice waa held in the ...

... THE ROYAL — owed MOUNTED The Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles at Dover on last under the command of of Mountcharles their annual The regiment met during the afternoon in a field at Kearsney, J.G. Churchward, o'clock the Esq.; and about half-past four previous ...

... him. The same day I took the boots of both prisoners, aad compared them with the three im essions produced, which I dug up in the sheepfold. ft be large one exactly corresponds with Carpenter's left boot. are Hills’s boots. The other two impressions Some ...

... directed hie boots to taken from him, and on the left boot found Ave vary small grey hairs adhering to tbe boots, which were there now. There were also two (pots, which had the appearance blood. There were iron specks the toe* of both boots. There were ...

... establishing a branch of the Kent Agricultural Union The spacious room was filled. There were some also a few farmers, who seemed to listen to the speeches with interest and attention. The speakers were Mr. Roots and Mr. both of Maidstone, and Mr. Bradley, of ...

... Sessions for Kent, held on Saturday last, a of Clay Cross coal at 25s. per ton, and the best steam tender from the Kent Coal Company for the supply coal at 22s. perton, to St. Augustine's prison, was ADDITIONAL Luyatic ror the adj Session for Kent held on ...

... to have been born alive. MAIDSTONE. Firs.—At half-past three o'clock on Friday afternoon information was received at the Maidstone police station of a fire that had broken oat on Mr. Court's farm, at Gould's Court, Maidstone. An engine was immediately ...

... of the Kent County Constabalary, with-a number of men was soon on the spot. Pails and all other available water-holding utensils were at once thet int@requisition, but of course with no great e the Tunbridge fire followed by one from the Kent Fire 0 Office ...

... stealing the sum of £110 in from a carrier's van, the property of Albert unt, st Marden, on the 2nd inst. Prosecutor was Maidstone to Marden, and the prisoner has been in his employ. On the day named Mr. Hunt received £110 in gold to convey to a farmer ...

... examined the garden of house, where he found several foot- risoner's prints, one of which he produced. The boot corresponding with the foot print. boot had some peculiarities which were impressed on the soil. P.C, Adey, of the Faversham borough police, deposed ...

... held on Monday before the Recorder, F. Barrow, Esq. Sarah 80, was indicted for stealing, on the 2oth October last, a pair of boots, the goods of Cornelius Bryant. She pleaded guilty. The Recorder said he found that the prisoner had been already convicted ...

... especially as mental disease seems to be hered- itary in the family. MAIDSTONE. A Swrxprer.—On Saturday mornrng last a man entered the shop of Mr. D. Winterhalder, jeweller, High Street, Maidstone, and asked for a cheap watch. One was supplied him and he tendered ...