... windows either side they would not have heard him. While Ahoy were thus engaged the prisoner came np the stairs without his boots or belt and with his tunic open. On being asked what he had done with them said he had left them below. The prisoner was then ...

... of artillecy. The Eaat Kent regiment recruited last year 279 men, of whom 86 were from the country, and from the towns. The West Kent has a total force of I,ooft whom 437 come from the country, and 672 from the towns. The Kent Artillery has a force of ...

... Applicable to ail crops for which the Unfixed Peruvian Guano is used, ana found superior to it for Potatoes, Mangoia, Beet Boot, Ac. districts where the rain-fall is above average, we recommend it for Turnips. „ . It is not only cheaper, but also much ...

... few interesting remarks, describing third group of Foraminifera. Pamphlets on the “Chalk of Thanet, Kent, and its connection with the Chalk of East Kent, and On the structure of fern stem from the lower Eocene of Herne Bay, were presented by Mr. Dowker ...

... os all do here, ** Vive la Commune Vive Paris AGRICUbTU RE- THE FEEDING OF DOMESTICATED ANIMALS, At the hwt meeting the Maidstone Farmers’ Club, Mr. C. J. Plomley delivered address on “The feeding of domesticated animals, as indicated theformation and ...

... short sealskin jacket; and hat composed entirely of feathers, grey mixed with scarlet. One young lady wore charming drees of golden-brown silk, trimmed with alternate flounces of the same shade and of nearly a fawn brown. Body and basque in one, ao to form ...

... July 13—Kent v. Sussex, at Maidstone, (return). „ 17—Kent v. M.C.C., at Lord s. 24—Kent v. Surrey, the Oval. Aug. v. Lancashire, at (return). Canterbury Grand Week— Auer. 7 A: v. South. & 10—M.C.C. v. Kent. „ 11 & 12—1 Z. v. Gentlemen of ...

... imprisonment with bard labour at Maidstone. Purchasing Coots—At tho City Police Court, Wednetday,before tho Mayor, W.Maeters, and J. G. Drury, William Ifiison charged with unlawfully purcbaaingr npairof rfjfioiontal boots. —Thomas Crooks, private in the ...

... with illegally purchasing a pair of regimental boots, from Thomas Crooks in the parish St. Martin on the previous day.—The defendant was convicted and ordered pay 10a., being treble the value of the boots, fine, and 6s. costs. Thubsdat.—(Before the Mayor ...

... been met gentleman in the neighbourhood a subscription of £3O lor two years. Tbe income of the Incumbent of Si. Stephen’s, Maidstone. having been permanently increased by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, the Society's grant £2O has now ceassd. A sum of ...

... one dozen Sans plia shirts, anemometer, instrument knife, a Russian leather dispatch-box, a pair of Athole shooting-boots and a set of boot-trees, a lady’s Davenport, a refrigerator, two cases of old Irish whisky, oak stationery cabinet, “Ash electro ic%pitcher ...

... KENT OEITEBAL SESSION. THE ANNUAL GENERAL SESSIONS, under an Act passed in the year 1814, for enabling the Justices of the Peace for the County Kent to hold a General Session annually, or oftener, for levying and applying Rates and Expenditure of the ...