... the property Tbomaa Uilee, at Cherening, on the 23rd January, 1872. The Hon. £. Stanhope proeecnted, and Hi. Kibton defended. KENT SPEINQ ASSIZE. The commiaaion for thia Aaaize waa opened Uonday by Lord Chief Jnatiee BoriT, who rode into M Idatone from Strot ...

... Household Cavalry. The cams btlli was, course, a Indy. Captain A. fired the first shot, and his bullet grazed Captain B.’s boot. Captain B. then fired in the air. Both the combatants then declared that their honour was satisfied. Thus ended the farce ...

... Bedford-row, W.C., Alvar Bun yard, aged 41, youngest son of the late Thoa Bnnyard, Cherry Ground, Maidstone. Somr^ 2^. aftor „ Wright, Esq., of Faversham, Kent, agod M 22, Eleanor, widow of the Itey RaWv.. formerly Rector of E«stchnroh, aged UBrton ' L y ...

... DIVIDEND. W. and J. Walker, Maidstone, drapers, div. 45., on and after March 31, at Mr. M’Dowairs, Watling-street, City. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wm. Uden and Co.. Canterbury, potato merchants. Francis and Son, Sandgate, Kent, drapers. Apthorp and Large ...

... afterwards compared the prisoners* boots with the footprints, and found that Borford’s boots corresponded with one set of prints and Goodman’s with the other set. Five rows of nails were common, but it was unusual for boots to have seven rows. He watched ...

... Noningtoa, 3rd ditto, IS*. Cum A—Bracsna.—To Tea Saw Una, ataokar to Mr. William Spaa too, of Old Court, Nonington, building tba boot ataofca, 41; Jamaa Kemp, to Mr. Edward Mnrton,ofMdinm Aab, 3nd ditto, 15a,; Tbomaa Trioa, ataokar to Maaara. Bradley Bros. ...

... long and singularly prosperous career, was bard fate for tno Sussex. She was one of the earliest ships in the service. The Kent, the pioneer ship of the line, arrived m Mel»K)urno in April, 1853. In the same year Captain Scanlon brought out the newly-built ...