... money he was now sentenced to • similar term. Johnson was charged with assaulting • man named Watson, the landlord of the Golden Lion. Peter's, and the injuries Watson had thereby received prevented him from attending the Court.—Mary Ann Watson, oomplainant's ...

... Robirts, Captain and Mrs. Shipworth, Captain Hunt (Maidstone Cavalry Depi4), Captain Knight, East Kent Militia, Mrs. Kipping, and other influential residents and visitors. A section of the East Kent Militia Band, under the conductorship of Sergeant McConnel ...

... 9d., balance 1 of account for boots and shoes. Defendant's wife produced a book, from which it appeared that only 17s. 6d. was due. The plaintiff examined the book and said it was correct. There was, however, a pair of boots at 4.. 114. which was not entered ...

... lee, Beilord Row, July, 1871. KENT. New Romney Highway District, FINAL ORDER. AT the GENERAL QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE of oar lady the Queen, holden at SAINT iAUGUSTINE'S, near CANTNIMUCT, In and for the County of Kent, on TUESDAY, in the week next ...

... including Boughton Mean, Belling, Chilham, Ooodneetone, and Oraveney, our planta• tions promise more than an average 01 East Kent, although the gardens in each parish named, show the extremes of variety and change. Perhaps the following classification would ...

... considerable force. Many of the exhibitors at the East Kent Poultry Show, at Ashford, last week, were represented on this occasion, and not a few who were successful there repeated their triumphs in Maidstone. On the whole the exhibition was • very rood one ...

... EXHIBITION OF CAGE SEEDS. The first exhibition of canaries and British and Foreign cage birds, in Maidstone, was held in the Concert Hall, Corn Exchange, on Wednesday and Thursday list; but as in the Oise of the poultry show, the attendance on the first ...

... was a boy in custody for stealing boots and the question was if the boots had been bought of Wood by the boy's mother and her object in going to the police station was to show that the boy's mother bad bought the boots. The shoemaker who went with me was ...

... promised to take his cousin Anne to the ball, and has Jive minutes to get ready in): Mrs. Nailem, where are my patent leather boots P—Mrs. N.: Oh. dear, sir, do you want them P—Mr. S.: Of course I want them. lam all behind time now. Where are they? —Mrs. ...

... only the dead hil.e, but in removing and renew- ' tog those stocks which show signs of decay. Many Mid Kent growers are planting from noted East Kent Gardeas, long famed producing the very choicest hope of the highest quality, which have for years °manmade ...

... the WORK. 66, PRESTON STREET, FAVERSHAM ; and to ensure the Eight Centre will subsequently deliberate uto . , Kent. as distinct from West Kent. The aneetinp or the Committee will be always held at Canterbury. A Laze EICANF.-Willigia /Arm, so. • strong ...

... £3.287 salaries of county £255 for militia storehouses. aad AS for judges lodgings. The following are tee of expenditure in Kent which under Sir Massey Lopes' scheme would haws been transferred from local rates to Imperial charges : Prosecution and conveyance ...