... stretcher he was taken to the West Kent General Hospital. Inspector Hills confirmed the testimony of the last witness. Prisoner had very severe wound under the left eye, which appeared to have been inflicted by a kick from boot. In defence prisoner said that ...

... Chatham ; solicitors, Clapham and Fitc, Bishopgale Without —E lward . Lintott, coachbuilder, Maidstone ; soliicor. Menpes, Maidstone.—A Ifred Wyborn, of Eastry, Kent, baker and grocer ; soheitor, Mr 1.J.1-u-u,ol Sandwich.—George Frederick lfuar inapeotor ...

... stock. THE MAIDSTONE AND KENT COUNTY STANDARD—October 12, 1878, JOHN MARSH, 29,HIGH STREET, MAIDSBTONE, BOOT & SHOE MAKER. PRINTING of all KINDS by STEAM POWER At the Offices of the MAIDBTONE axp 3 Bath Battle Beckenham Bognor = = [, MAIDSTONE. s Dorking ...

... lage rises the range of chalk hilla known as the ?llnckbone of Kent, on the sides and at the foot of | which, handreds of years agone, was fought the [b.ulo of Xglesord,”in which the King of Kent | waged, it I remember rightly, his last disastrous bat| tle ...

... TO TEE TRADE ONLY. TRE most suitable BOOTS and SHOES fo r Kent and the Hop Districts . °tared by PHILIP WELLS it COMPY., 28, hfarket-stree , e. star, ' Nerd for Trade Lists, or P. 0.0. for returnable L ESTAILIIIMID 1800. A. INTROSS, BAROMETER,TIIERMOM ...

... KENT COLOUR WORKS, 19, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, IMPORTANT TO HEADS OF FAMILIES. OUR system of Business is to select the best articles the market, and supply them at the smallest advance the Cost. Our connection being extensive in town and country, we are ...

... Septimus Day of the D (Maidstone) was awarded to troop The regimental cup Private ot the C Tunbridge Well troop and the prize for the best “turned out man (accoutrements ind horse) by Sergt Fremlin In the of the D (Maidstone) troop evening a ball took ...

... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL. From Scarborough nearly one hundred of the boats are supplied with our bags of reading. Many of the lads are orphans and bfi from workiouu, so they need friends. Perhaps this letter mfi find some for them, who would spare some ...

... Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops in silver slippers, But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. H. W. RANDALL'S HOME-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, H. W. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere thanks to the ...

... Hadlow ; the Bell, Golden Green, Hadlow ; the Crown Hotels at Tonbridge and Seveneaks ; Btar, Maidstone ; of Mesars Gorham and Warner, Sohcitors, Tonbridge ; and of Mr. G, Langridge, Land agent, Valuer, and Burveyor, Tunbridge Wells. KENT. MEREWORTH AND WEST ...

... Dandies may strut in golden boots, Fops In silver slippers, But universal opinion says There's nothing like leather. H. W. RANDALL'S HOME-MADE BOOT AND SHOE WARE- HOUSE, 14, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE, H. W. RANDALL begs to tender his sincere thanks to ...

... Kent Summer Assizes. [Costimmed from' NJ , 7 ' The M Maidstone. On the application et Mr. Kingsfont who defends the of David Jam., charged with libelling Win. Fenwiek, was set down for hearinq, on Friday morning, and defond.vit was again admitted to bail ...