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... 21 11 7 Canterbury Grand Week 227 3 North Men extra for 1872 10 0 0 Kent v. Lancashire match at Gravesend (less received on account of gate money) 36 13 3 Kent v. Surrey, at Maidstone, di 11 6 IC»nt v. Surrey, at liennington Oval 45 0 0 County matches ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. SATURDAY, APRIL s.—Before J. B. Green, W. Page, and J. Clifford, Esqrs. ’F;u-: EMPLOYERS' AND WORKMEN'S ACT.—Wm. Stoue, 21, was summoned to answer the complaint of his master, Mr. James Clinch, that he being apprenticed to Mr. ...
... KENT SPBfNG ASSIZE. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arrived in Maidstone by the 6.68 train, South-Eastern Bailway, Saturday evening, being met at the station by the Sheriff (Edward Loyd, Esq.), the under Sheriff (P. Scudamore, Beq.), and the Sheriffs Chaplain ...
... MAIDSTONE FARMERS' CLUB. A meeting of the members of the Maidstone Farmers’ Club was held at the Star Hotel on Thursday evening Inst, Mr. T. Bridgland, junr., in the chair. The other members preseat were Messrs, T. B. Lovett (Vice-chairman), J. Paine ...
... esenrity if required.—A., South hastens Gpotto Ofsao, Maidstone. ftEAD BOOTS.—A respectable young man seeks • meat ; 4 yams' nftssoeptionable refseene•—E. 8.„ Lenem-plaae, Skinner-street, New Brampton, Kent. ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. TotaDAT.— Before J. H. Hill.. E«q. (Mayor) in tho Chur, D. S. White, K*,„an,l F. PinT&i ».M^ TO^l , 0U K ' ,rr Wllli,m Hick O’Dowda, of ° 1 mm y o 1 the police-courts in Kent and bonne* wan churned with wandenno abroad to B^‘* ...
... yards start, 1: S. H. Fern :h. Maidstone.scriteh, 2: .1 Gilbert, 50ysirAs, S. Second beat :—E. Gardner, Maidstone, 20 yards, 1; Kemp, Sittingbourne. 30 yards, 2: T. Deane. Mini ngbourne.Bo yards 3: W. Galpin. Maidstone, scratch, 4. Final heat :—Kemp, ...
... KENT COUNTY NEWS. On Monday the men composing the regiment of West Kent Light Infantry were called up for twenty-seven days' training. Mr. P. Stiff, the contractor, has commenced the Hythe and Sandgate Line, and body of men are work at, cutting in a field ...
... KENT LENT ASSIZES. CROWN COURT.—Fhiday. (Before Mr. Jastice Keating.) A PAINFUL CASK. J'imt'j Jurrctt, was indicted for attempting to lire to his father's pi-emises in Bower Law, Maidstone, the 15th August. Mr. Marsham and the Hon. E. Stanhope for the ...
... rind sales were effected at the following quotations •—litest Boots, Be. 103. to 65.; midd lag Wafts, ss. 4d. to 54.; inferior beasts, 4s. tkl. to Se.; Down sheep, 6e. 41. to 6s. Srl, ; Kent sheep, 3s. isel. to 6s. 44.; elem, ths. to 5.. 5.3.; and calves ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. poouner i Missions o Hor-pickirs. —~The Church ot i Englanl Misdonary A ...
... KENT COUNTY NEWS. H H - *• Marshal Commanding-in-! Chief shortly expected at Canterbury, te inspect the Riding Establishments, the men having completed their course of instruction. Prince Arthur will leave Dover with bis household about the beginning ...