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... Maidstone. West Kent Qpauter Sessions. —Fhese sessions commence at Maidstone on Thursday next.—The ; prisoners committed for trial are :—James Andrews, 21, labourer, stealing a pair of boots Chatham ; Henry Baker, 32, marine store dealer, stealing cloth ...
... SHOCKING HUTH AT MAIDSTONE. An Inquest was held at the West Hotel, on Monday morning, before H. Monoktoo, Esq., deputy coroner, to inquire into the circumstance@ attending the death of William Bodkin, a drape= In the employ of Meams. Fremlin, whose body ...
... MAIDSTONE. RAILWAY.—Mr. Gentler,. who has been manager of the goods department at the Maidstone station s.f the South-Eastern Railway during the pad twelve years, is, we understand, about to leave Maidstone fur Reading. Dinriunis.—The distress in Maidstone ...
... THE GOLDEN BOOT, MARKET PLACE, MIDDLETON, Has the largest, Cbeagest, sad beet Stock of BOOTS at bend. SEEPOZI AND IMPAIRS PEOMPTLT ATT/LVDED le. Nora ADM= GOLDEN BOOT, MAWS PLACE. MIDDLETON. IMPOZTANT NOTICE. 'WASHERWOMEN should steep their ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for these Arises was opened at Maidstone, on Monday, by Mr Justice Blackburn, who arrived at 4.40 p.m. by the South Eastern Railway, and was received by the High Sheriff (F. Philips, Esq., of Lee Priory, Ickbam), Henry ...
... MAIDSTONE. As might have been expected the so-called new- Maidstone and Ashford liailway scheme has caused very great dissatisfaction in all the centres of population the direct road between Ashford and Maidstone. There is not, it objected, one the little ...
... MAIDSTONE CLOTHING AND GENERAL OUTFITTING EST A BLI SH KENT. 27 , STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. THE F. KING. has touch pleasure in stating that It completed hie purchases for A the present season. as his stock contains many is department, he trust. that a ...
... MAIDSTONE ft KENTISH JOURNAL, SEPT. 12, 1870. EAST KENT JOURNAL ASHFORD. At a ventrv meeting Thursday Mr. Stodman, churchwarden, in the chair, |xK>r-rate of Is. in the£, leaving balance of £l6 on the half-year, agreed to. At tbe L)ver)iool Police Court ...
... poaltion of the agricultural labourer* of Kent, to prow* anlnerMae of wages, and alao reduction in the hour* of labour, He dfd not bed taut* to my that ptomboa had been made bv nearly 1.000 agricultural labourer* of Kent, £Wn the nalou. Hehad received letter ...
... person not having hie a brass plate on their cape. N.l3.—Farmers supplied with Boot. IMMIX rolazzooz. SEEDSMAN, TEA DEALER, & TOBACONINT. LAMBERHURS T. Agent for the Kent awl Sums Tiloca. .3200 PER ANNUM OR £4 PER WEEK Can now be Davie by penions of either ...
... FROM HASTINGS TO MAIDSTONE Oh, memory of Watt! oh, shade of Stephenson ! Nearly four hours from Hastings to Maidstone. Give back our old post-horses and lumbering coaches—nay, will be content to betake ourselves to the humble carrier's van. Why should ...
... MAIDSTONE, Tre AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS.—Mr. Simmons, of the Agricuitural Labourers’ Union, in his weekiy manifesto, contradicts the statement which has gained carrency that large numbers of the men have returned to work and the strike h.s come to an end ...