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... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The wi-hhn for these assizes was opened at Maidstone, on Monday afternoon, by Mr Justice Grove. His lordship arrived in the town from London at » quarter. to three, by tbe North Kent Railway. He was met at the railway station by the ...
... purposes connected thery= n Kent £141743. The Treasury subvention in aig ca es in Kent amouanted to £21,176, aud - the €C s receints from poor rate and other sources awmouuted to £437 811, i There are 112 public vaccinators in Kent. 18 659 ine fants under ...
... subscription, rty £16,000t0- Bl & now Bridge at Maidstone. Thus encouraged the au- town, with the con- sent of the consti- tuents, proceeded to fi‘,:.r, ,‘h;,,‘__ o sary logal powers. T A g ment, callod ** The Maidstone Dridge passed in the last session, aud by ...
... offices of Frederick 8. Sten.i.% Esq, Solicitor, Earl-street, Maidstone ; and of Mr R. Waterman, Land Agent and Valuer, 20, Weck-street, Maidstone. . BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, HIGH STREET, MAIDSTONE, Invites Inepection of his New Stock, complete in every d ...
... from the Yalding Station of the South Eastern Railway. A ma:nmy of boots had been missed from the station, and nsrinoner’l house was searched, when the sacks were found, but not the boots. He was sentenced to a month’s hard labour. CHATHAM, Euryalus, 16 ...
... e ey e T L Io w g A B L e THE MAIDSTONE aND KENT COUNTY STANDARD.~JuIy 20; 1878. White, .~ Melons: H. White, .—Brace of cucumbers : 1,1;.w.fl1ut.1-q-: 2, HWhiu, lw.; 3 R J. Fremlin, Kaq.—Collection of vegetables: 1, W. W, Blest, Esq. ; 2, F. Levey, Fsq ...
... A VOLUNTEER AT MAIDSTONE. ~ Yesterday (Friday) morning, at a few minutes past ten, William Walter Weston, 29, painter, a slight, fair man, somewhat below the medium height, and dressed ina light suit, was placed at the bar, at the Kent and Sussex Assizes ...
... sums of £2O, £3O, Town Hall, Maidstone, Mr St. John Wontner again ap- | £2l, £l2, and £15.) pearing to prosecute on behalf of the Treasury. Mr M. | Mr. Stakespeare applied that these receipts might be Stephenson, of Maidstone, defended Amies and Lark- ...
... at all times the Golden Boot will be found the best House for Children’sßoots and Shoes. 4 — ———e : 3 Come and Judge for Yourselves, a And remember welhave only ©ne Shop, the j GOLDEN BOOT, i AT THR BOTTOM OF GABRIELS HILL, MAIDSTONE, ...
... at all times the Golden Boot will be found the best House for Children’sßoots and Shoes. : S ? L i Come and Judge for Yourselves, And remember we_have only ©ne Shop, the ‘ ’ GOLDEN BOOT, | AT THE § BOTTOM OF GABRIELS HILL, MAIDSTONE, = ...
... SLel S ROt WA T ANE P T NS e A o o ; THE MAIDSTONE AND KENT COUNTY STANDARD.—JuIr 27, 878 afternoon. His lud-blr. together with the Marquis of Salisbary, will alsoshortly be presented with the bonorary freedom of the city olafldon. the day fixed for the ...
... And at all times the Golden Boot will be found the best House for Children’sßoots and Shoes. ‘ | . , ' Come and Judge for Yourselves. And remember we have only One Shop, the GOLBEN BOOT, AT THE \ BOTTOM OF GABRIELS HILIL, MAIDSTONE, ...