... WILLIAM SKINNER, carpenter, forging or uttering a forged order for four pairs of boots, to defraud William Gale, st Tunbridge. James ReED, pedlar, receiving two E{n of boots, the y.:‘?‘;ngfio{ William Gale, knowing them to have been stolen at Tanbridge. ...

... Propristos. PUBLLIC NOTIIICE. COOPER & SON, WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE MANUPATURERS, CROYDOKN, Wie hove siendfly gained s wis-syrond reputation for upwardd of 30 years by the superiority of thelr BOOTS AND SHOES, Tm&md“. that owing 1o the adwanes i the market ...

... a wedding present to the Duchess of Connaught, consisting of a consecrated shell set in fuld, two massive golden bowls for jewellery, and a golden pedestal with two branches. 'i‘he Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh luoched with her Majesty on Monday, and Colonel ...

... understands her duties. Bhe must have a good character from: her last place ; boy cleans boots and knives—Apply, first by letter, to éf 8., 11, Cheriton-villas, Folkestone, Kent. - MK MILK ! I—Wanted, two or three DAIRTES of MILK, to begin at onc..—Ap&!.y to ...

... • lb* publientou ore, North-end, on th• Croydon, ,n the 1 ourty 4 Surrey ;at the dwell.: WILLIAM WELT, Hiehotreet, Maidstone, Maidstone, in the County of Rent and at the el GEORGE DI:PLOCK, KO redeld, ID CO. 'Now, Mai S, 1177, ...

... Fal. ‘ koners, Eclcnbpdge, was awarded second prize for a Einnlmun ant buff Cochin cuck, and Mr. R. A. Boissier, of Penshurst Kent, first prize for a white Cochin. In the class for dark Brahma bhens Mr, F. Lade, of Rodmersham, Sittingbourne, tock first prize ...

... Jeweller, ~ HEE CIORN SR, S O R e o i S S o Bet . B Crowch. © active. At Maidstone or i o y e L sey gt e by S ..« og g v k aloog the Roman-road through the woods [ MAIDSTONE—Geo. Cornell, Jewel - | Verylittle doing at Canterbury to.dsy only ;Afew ssmples ...

... not paid for them, however strong pri-| Mr. Genders, of the Maidstone goods station, rud the soners’ intention to defraud might be, the j::.k, Tnight take a | arrival of the charcoal at Maidstone for Chapman, July. merciful view nqmmmmn smi u&ghl have] By ...

... m Guilaford, :oy A 'd.m in the :‘l'2 Surrey fim‘?' hi'nh:joul:' : WILLIAM WEST. u,‘ftu m'n'l‘nu-:flm qensb of Maidstone, in the county of Kent: and at the dwelling-bouse of m! DUPLOCK, of Peterseld, in the oounty ol ire, Tuesday, January il, 1676, ...

... pirish of Cm[don. in the oo\ml{rof Surrey | at the fll“nl-fim]l‘ of WILLIAM WEST, 13, High_street, Maidstone, in the parisb of Maidstone, in the county of Kent: und at t'.e dwelling-*ou-e of GEORGE ' DUPLOCK, of Petersdeld, in the county of Hampshite. Tuaesday ...

... LOCAL JOURNAL, Tukspay, JANUARY 22, 1878, KENT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. The Marquess of ABERGAVENNY has been unanimously elected Prexident of the Kent County Cricket Club for the year 1878, THE MEMBERS FOR MAIDSTONE AND THEIR CONSTITUENTS. —Sir John Lubbock ...

... ), Maidstone. Annison, Richard William, High Street, Tonbridge. Boutwood, John, Merchant, Luton, Brooks, M., 113, St. James’s Street, Br'tfihum. Bartlett, William, 4, Howard Place, Brighten. | Bunyar, Edwin, 36, Peel Street, Perryfields, Maidstone. Baker ...