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... have been arrested on suapicion of connivance with the robbers. ; OirICIAL. VANDALISm.-Astle? Uouse, in the ; igh-street of Maidstone, one of the few fine old houses remaining in that town, was advertised to d be sold last Thursday, to be pulled down in order ...
... M. Wells was nominated as chairman for the ensuing year, but, having declined to serve, his name was withdrawn, and Mr. W. Kent, the late Vice- Chairman, was elected as his successor, Mr. Whitcomb being appointed to fill the vice-chair. The charge against ...
... sersoDial, lie bequeaths to his said siepliew, G. 13. DBring, ?? will of Mr. Alexaider Raidall, bak]er, of Foley-house, Maidstone, Kent, the prihncilpal partner ie the Keitisli Bank, wiso died Oil thoe *5t] ult., xmas proved in Lomduon ltilthe 14th.iiastaut ...
... gelding In harness-let, Robert Pollark Green, Means; 20, Archibald Jackson - 20, Ides Benwiele, Gairbeald, Themedel for the boot animal ol tholeorgo kind was ausesled to Alex. Buchanan. Penlas-Pony suited foes bultecenilk cart dot exceeding 10.1 hands ...
... you by 'the Bell and Horns at :Bromptonl and hat the there Was Charles -Dickens sti'iding, as with seven-h ague fac nteas boots, seemingly in the direction o t lorth-end, Fulham. -t The Metropoeitan ?? sent you fortlh at Lisson.grove, th ap- andyou ? ...
... consumptive deinaud, but white met slow sale. All spring com continues to improve in vilue. Wheat: White Essex, Suffolk, ar.d Kent, 51s to 595; do., new, 52s to : do., red, old, 48s to da, new, 48s to 51s Norfolk and Cambridge, white, «H,*°sto 54> d new ...
... Ib ?? Total ?? Play will be resumed this day. KENT V. SUanEv.-Fou TvuENxEFacT OF W. H. FavYRa, -This psat-playedl match was resumed yesterday on the beautiful grounds of Earl Rominey (Mlote Park), Maidstone. On There. day, when the stumps were drawn, Surrey ...
... 16, Crichton-street, Clapham, said the prisoner robbed her of some clothes on the 4th of July, including a dress, pair of boots, and stockings. She took her in as a servant. Ir, the morning she sent her out for some tee and sugar, but she never returned ...
... are . badly shod, or that they are compelled to adapt then feet to tight, ill-fitting boots. We believe there are as many as from thirty to fifty different sizes of boots in store at the army clothing department, and a soldier has only himself to thank if ...
... srinender at taim London Court. Br.rrs, W. H., London-street, PaBdiuctou, Oct. 3, at It JovNR, WitLiA;, 'IThooas-street, Old Kent-road, canTier, Sept. 29, at 12~. LaETTr, ARnTUrn, New-street, Bilhopaeate-atreet, waterproof Wane- fartirrer, Oct. 3i, at 1 ...
... held on Friday at Maidstone, on the body of a man named George Welfield, who committed suicide under the following circumstances Deceased had joined the Dragoon Guards aa a recruit Newcastle, on the 12th Nov., and arrived at Maidstone on the 19tli. On ...
... James-street, Heary Edwd. 3 Davis to Timothy Edward Dunn. Newington, December 14. ST. GEoRGE.-World Turned Upside Down, Old Kent-road, George Thomas Ratclyfe to WillIam George Stanton. ST. OLcvg.-Royal Oak, Tooley-street, William John M'Kone and Joseph ...