... Jennings, journeyman butcher, Faversham. Claim ss. balance for • pair of boots. Defendant said he bought the boots on condition that they would turn out good boots. When he got one boot on, over which operation he broke two hootjacks, he could not get it ...

... suiuusky auwltict This wha held on Monday, before G. Russell Esq., judge. v. &On. Brollors.—The plaintiff in this ease keeps the Golden Ball nubble-house in this city, and the defendants ere brewers, carrying on butane in Beeroart-lano. The action was brought ...

... portions of Kent, as well as the whole of Sussex, , can be expected to reap the full benefit of the j inew route there mnet be a short line of railway I ' bringing Sittingbournne junction into more easy communication with the interior of Kent I and with ...

... KENT SUMMER ASSIZE. (Continued from 6th Page.) CROWN COURT—THIS DAY, MONDAY. . (Before Mr. Justioe BitZ rr). Stealing Boots at Darttird. James Outran, 21, hawker and John Friend, 15, were indicted for stealing a pair of bootie the property of I.;dward ...

... 11-80. The onto of the previous day, Bird and again ruing each other. Tbe totals of the Marylebone Club were 103 and 267- 370. Kent, 2112 and 109-371. with RIZ wickets to go down. We have received a telegraphic desoatch, but are unable to make the figures ...

... A procession was afterwards formed, headed by bearers of Bengal lights, and followed by the drum and fife band of the 11th Kent Artillery Volunteers, and a march waa made to the Town-hall, which brought the out-door businees to a close. A soiri, in the ...

... Australian and other like preserved mat. Bread and Boar, grocery, butter, obsess, milk, miss, spirits, Me, porter, nod liver oil, boots and linen an.i woollen drapery, hosiery, haberdashery turnery, and brushes. The contractors will be required to cease the several ...

... for HOPS, CORN, and BOOTS. Many of the largest crops of Hops in Kent were grown last year where this manure was freely used. Testimonials be sent upon application to Messrs. WAKELEY BAINHAM, SITTINUBOURNB, BENT, Sole Arrests foe Kent sad fleurrey. Price ...

... and be upon, the imerissa es well se the other important sow pWis will at maireesee. Foam, Boots AND Sissaa—There has hem greet beerease ia the naposteilea of boots sal this year. fa the maths ended the Illst alt.. the &elated was 11127,605, sad last yew ...

... 3,339 744--4,113 Richard Avard, Maidstone . .. 3,081 743-3,8 K S. Woods Weybridge (accepted) 2,870 750-3,1186 TIIMBRIDGE WZLlA.—Bumniria —The animal general meeting of the Tunbridge Wells, Tunbridge, and Weald of Kent and Peemanent Mutual Benefit Building ...

... late °oats mud Counteas de aged 84. On the Aug., at Clunty-road. Maidstone, William Millen, aged 7 years. On 34th Aug., at Roniney•placie, Mrs. Ruby, aged 71. On the 28th Aug., 84 the West Kent General Hospital, Mr. Edward Cooper, aged 36. On Aug., .1 6, ...

... be an exoellent article of AIIIIIICAN INDIAN Coss, It is fully equa l in chesnieal end feeding properties. to the beet Arrow Boot Stevenson Macadam, Lecturer in Chmistry. CENTRAL DEPOT FOR ENGLAND-- JOHN H. FAXON, Agent, 8, Dantsie-staset, buildings ...