... the way. The Kent engine from Maidstone was ' j already there, and there is no doubt it did much good—it ' i had been summoned much earlier; but ours being a. steamer of considerable power dispensing with tbe aid of pumpers, ' the Maidstone Brigade, retired ...

... other makers, Coleman's patent cultivator, CrossAill's patent clod crusher, doable-shaft iron field roll, by Garrett, of Maidstone, iron smilers, three bean breaks, two shims, a capital six-coulter steer drill, Gower'a patent turnip and mongols! drill ...

... Knight, her mistress, and the purse and rings belonged Mrs Webb, and had been stolen from her the prisoner Dickenson. A pair of boots had also been stolen from Tonbridge by the prisoners. Dickenson had assumed the name of Johnson, at tho Angel Hotel, Tonbridge ...

... payment of teachers' salaries, and several accounts due, were signed. STAPLEHURST. 40th Kent Rifle Volunteers. —Wednesday last was red letter day iv the annals of the Kent Rifle Volunteers. About twelve months since, the Rev. Doctor Reynard presented the corps ...

... witness maw that the watch and boots were este int.l .. hosed, which was in the harness mom, but next moraine at sit o'clock both the watch and boots were gone, De copes gave information to Police Sergeant Fry. Th e and boots produced were those he had lost ...

... chargeable to the Union, was ordered pay 6a per week for her maintenance whilst in the Workhouse. THBTT BOOTS. was charged with stadia* three pairs boots, value 91, property of Payne, her maater, on 30th April, 1877. It appears that prisoner was employed ...

... all the way. The Kent engine from Maidstone was already there, and there is no doubt it did much good—it had been summoned much earlier; but ours being a steamer of considerable power dispensing with the aid of pumpers, the Maidstone Brigade, retired ...

... FAT SHSEP. Five Kent wethers, under 3 yeasß—lst, H. Eigden, Lyminge, 2 years 8 months, bred by self; Mr E. H. Burgess, Salehurst, 2 years months, bred by self ; 3rd. E. B. Curteis. Tenterden, years 8 montha, bred by self. Five Kent wethers, under 2 years—lst ...

... toast the name one of' England's bravest Jfrndara Trooper A. Waite, the West Kent (Queens Own Yeomanry Oavalry.-Mr response expressed t' c , c being a member of the West Kent regiment which had, believed, always acquit ted itself well ever .ailed into ...

... withdrawn. THE KENT VOLUNTEERS. The following statement of the strength and efficiency of tho lst Kent Battalion of R.fleinen published iv Maidatcne journal :— Effi- fi- Non Eur- Compy. cietits. cieuts. cient. Total. St;iff 0 12 A Maidstone 2 97 Ditto 8 ...

... sth March* THEFT OF BOOTS. James LUCH. labourer, was charged on remand stealing from the shop. No, 4, Lower pair of boots. Taiue 9s. 6d., the property of Mr. Manser on the 10th inst.—lt appeared that Mr. Manser saw the *r cut the boots down from the outside ...

... Hastings, stated that appn - headed prisoners for stealing boots at Hastings on the 10th November, and £> bundle which was claimed Huntley found th« vest belonging the prosecutor. For stealing the boots the prisoners were each sentenced to throe'months' hard ...