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... the Home Office, that the WmterAssue for Kent will be held at Maidstone il the week ending the 3rd of November West Kent Militia.—(From Tuesday'» Gazette).—R.J. Dallin, torStolst * Fridays Cattle Diseases Kent.—During the week ending the lst inst. not ...
... KENT GENERAL 3ESSIOH. ELECTION OP CHAIRMAN. E ANNUAL GENERAL 3ES/ . SION, Aot paaead ia fer ■ the year 1814, for enabling 'ho Justices ?»V'3w\' Pt;aCB • ° county Zest -° 'General Session annually, \ * levying and applying, tha \ Rates and Expenditure ...
... disposed of the following manner £10 10a. to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital; JEI4 15s. to St, Bartholomew's Hospital, Roehest- r ; £10 10s. to the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital, Maidstone ; aud ss. to the Kent Female Penitentiary. As tho London, Chatham ...
... Child and J. E. Collins. The Maidstone and Kent Coast Junction Railwat Bill. —The standing orders committee of the House of Lords have reported that tho standing orders ought to be dispensed with the case of the Maidstone and Kent Coast Junction Railway Bill ...
... ROCHESTER. THE ASSAULT A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. This case was heard at the Kent Quarter Sessions, Maidstone, on Thursday. Mr. Barrow, who prosecuted, after stating the facts, remarked that if Lieutenant Power would apologise for bis conduct and express his ...
... The Mounted Rifles.—ln addition to the East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry coming to Margate on the 18th inst. for their week's permanent duty, it is currently reported here there is a probability of the West Kent Regiment joining them. It is said that the ...
... Sussex, at Maidstone, (return) „ 17—Kent v. ILC.C, Lord's. „ 24—Kent v. Surrey, at the Oval. Aug. v. Lancashire, Manchester (return). Canterbury Grand Week— Aug. 7 A B—North8 —North v. South. „ 9 A 10—MC.C. v. Kent. „ 12—I Z. v. Geutlemeu of ...
... Greenwood relieved him off and on during the time.' The day after witness was put Greenwood said to Golden, Bill, should like a plant or to Golden replied, dare say you can have them; some one will have them.—The case was dismissed. Tkb3£AoAst.— Ann ...
... pair of boots, value 10s., the property of Mrs. Mary Ann Edwards, a visitor staying at No. 1, Kent Terrace, Ramsgate. Prisoner had been a servant in that house for few days, but was discharged on the previous Thursday. After she left the boots were missed ...
... AGRICULTURE. THE CORN TRADE. The beautiful and copious rains the past week have really been golden showers for the country, though some early haymakers have been caught the midst their work, but perhaps with little damage eventually to their samples. ...
... U. Hoar, R. Hoar, and F. R. Ilowlett (Maidstone), G. Foord-Kelcey (Margate), S. H. King (Maidstone), E. Lake (Gravesend), G. Lockyer (Deptford), C. J. Mercer (Ramsgate), .1. W. Menpes and J. Monckton (.Maidstone), W. S. Norton (West Mailing), R. I'idcock ...
... case they contended that the good intentions of the West Kent Magistrates would operate most injuriously towards East Kent The saving of xp estl mated Mr. Wilson to amount to per annum Maidstone; giving the St. Augustine's gaol £1700 ; the earnings of ...