... MAIDSTONE AND ROCHESTER, STROOD, BROMPTON, A GILLINGHAM ADVERTISER; NORTH KENT SPECTATOR. TO ADVERTISERS, the “Chatham news” is the only paper printed in Chatham; it is universally read Chatham, Rochester, strood, uariun, AftU THE IMMEDIATE VICINITIE ...

... p.m. The 2.5 p.m. train from Maidstone to Paddock Wood, &c., will leave at 2.50 p.m. North Kent Line—The j •>•3O a.m. train, Charing Cross to Dartford, will leave (5.20 a.m. The 7.0 a.m. train, Charing Cress to Maidstone, will leave at 6.58 a.m. Allkgf ...

... —The West Kent Light Infantry are ordered to assemble at Maidstone for 27 days' training and exercise, on the 25th of April next. The recruits enrolled since the termination of training 1869 are to assemble on the 11th of the same month. West Kent General ...

... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. TcE3T>.\ V. —Before S. Mouckton, Esci. (in the chair), and George mot t, Esq. Shoplifting.— illiam Spencer, who gave his age 15, but who looked nearly 20 years old. was charged with stealing pair of boots, value Cs Gd. from the ...

... Maidstone. M.mdstonk Barracks. - Mr. Whatman, M.P., and Sir John Lubbock, M.P., have been in communication with the Secretary for War in reference to obtaining definite information to the intention of the deportment regarding the Maidstone barracks, and ...

... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. adjourned Quarter Sessions to relieve the Spring Assizes, was held on Thursday and Friday, at Maidstone. J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., presided in the first court, and J. C. Hardy, Esq., M.P., the second. The other magistrates present ...

... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. An adjourned Quarter Sessions to relicye the Spring Assizes, was held on Thursday and Friday, at Maidstone. J. 0. Talbot. Esq., M.P., presided in the first court, and J. C. Hardy, Esq., M.P., the second. The other magistrates present ...

... KENT LENT ASSIZES. CROWN COURT.—Fhiday. (Before Mr. Jastice Keating.) A PAINFUL CASK. J'imt'j Jurrctt, was indicted for attempting to lire to his father's pi-emises in Bower Law, Maidstone, the 15th August. Mr. Marsham and the Hon. E. Stanhope for the ...

... Wine and Spirits 11 Clothing, Hosiery, Dra 3 Meat . ncry, Ac. Milk Bonnets 5 Cheoscmonery, Grocery Boots and Shoos and Oilman’s Goods I Boot and Shoo Mending Brooms, Brushes, Ac. | 15 Currier’s Goods Coals 8 Bavins Ale Porter j Id Coffins 17 Hair cuttingand ...

... Miss Covell. He compared the boots with some footmarks and found them to correspond. He also found some chicken dirt and feathers adher-1 to the boots. Mr Biron—He was sure and satisfied he said to Seymour, Where are the boots you wore last night. Mr Arnold ...

... said hatl opened prosecutor's box and taken , some boots out, and hid them. On the afternoon of the same day, a lance corporal found the two pairs boots produced. Mullaley was present when the boots were found, and he said thought they belonged to Callum ...

... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, MARCH 5, iB7O. Gregory, Bryant, Davies, Crowhuret. Jewell, Marti i, (’>K>Per, Leith, Carter. Leith, Huggins, Paine, Saras Taylor, T. Tronghtou, Wood, Fletcher, and Hatten. The sitting was a short one, and the business transacted ...