... partly owing to the remarks had repeatedly made. He could not conceive how people, living in town on the very high road through Kent, could be so foolish as to expose themselves needlessly to pecuniary loss, or perhaps even worre consequences ; the numbers ...

... engineer. The 7th Hussars (Maidstone), escorted the pr6ec4ion, guards of honour being picketted at the pier and rail. way.statioo. They consisted of detachments of 10th and 82nd Regiments from Chatham. About 70 of the let Kent Artillery Volunteers, under ...

... W. Boyce. READY-MADE CLOTHING. BOOT DEPARTMENT. ESTABLISHED 1853. J. P. STRICKLAND, TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HOSIER, HATTER BOOT MANUFACTURER, And MERCHANT OUTFITTER, TyA S the largest ' cbeapest, and best selected Stock in Kent of MEN'S OVERCOATS, in all the ...

... his escape. It appears the prisoner, who hud been sent under remand to the Maidstone gaol, was placed by an officer in a third-class carriage of a passenger train from Maidstone to Tunbridge. Soon after the train left the prisoner succeeded in jumping ...

... summoned for being drunk and disorderly at Dartford, on the lath inst. Supt Fread said that the defendant had been scut to Maidstone and fined no end of times, but it all had no effect ou him. He was fined 10s., costs 7s.,and in default was sentenced to ...

... the property stolen was of a miscellaneous character, including silver and plated goods, brooches, meersehaum pipe, coats, boots, &c. The Rev. Mr. Candy, the rector, could not remember having any people calling upon him, with the exception of one man, ...

... Boa). THE ANNIVERSAY SERVICES in connection with this Church will be held on SUNDAY, June 24th, when the REV. H. DOBNEY, of Maidstone, will PREACH Morning and Evening. HANDICAP CUPS, MO be SAILED for by YACHTS ea July bth, 1877, presented by the Ladies of ...

... question arising to the disposal the boots, the magistrates declined allow them to be given to Mr. Strickland unless they were proved his property. -An assistant from Mr. Strickland's said would identify the boots, but could not give evidence as to the ...

... TUESDAY NEXT, in the PUBLIC HALL, in connection with the above society. Admission free ; Reserved Seats, 6d. GRAVESEND AND NORTH KENT CHRYSANTHEMUM ASSOCIATION. Under Ow distinguished patronage of the Right Hon. the Earl of Darnley ; the Worshipful the Mayor ...

... Webster, J.P. ; Lymington : Alderman B. King (C.); Lynn : Thomas Johnson Seppings (C.); Macclesfield ; C. Bracklehurst (L.); Maidstone : Alderman C. Ellis; Manchester: Alderman Grundy (L.); Margate Robert Wood ; Middlesborough: W. Bulmer (L.); Monmouth: John ...

... RABBITS fresh twice a week, Fresh Salads Kent Cob Nuts, Fine Pears, Good Regent Potatoes, Sea Kale. MRS. CREED, 3, New-road, GIVES the BEST PRICE for ladies', gentlemen's, and Children's left off wearing apparel. Boots, shoes, and misoellaneous property of ...

... soodmee on that occasion when he meta number of members E. D. WELLS, Ayleaford Maidstone IS 231 511 8.35. DARTFORD to Rs , of the three lodges about to form the North Kent MAIDSTONE district. He congratulated them upon the steps 161, Windmill-street, Graresexd ...