... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES SS The Commission of the Summer Assize was | formally opened on Monday last by Mr. Justice Blackburn. The Court opened on Tuesday morning at ten oclock, Mr. Justice Blackburn presiding in the Crown, and Mr. Baron Bramwell in the Nisi ...

... morning. A pane in one of the windows had been broken, and the boots appeared to have been hooked out. The boots produced were one of the pairs he had lost. eant-major Jones found the boots at the head ef a occupied by the prisoner at the barracks. Bignall ...

... District Intelligence. BARMING. A Fraudulent Bailee —At the Maidstone Petty F'Ssriri. Saturday, Martio Boots, of Banning, was brought lemand, charged with that he, a bailee certain goods, the property of Charles Pirmenter, Wsek-stroat, did convert them ...

... mind was affected. The 7th (Pkixcess Royal's) Dragoon and the West Kent Yeomanry.—A portion of this regiment had field-day on Monday last with the Maidstone and Cobham troops of the West Kent Yeomanry. The Dragoon G lards were under the command* of Col. Feyton ...

... abundance of food near the shore, it tbe weather moderates and becomes warmer fishing irom the beach will become general. MAIDSTONE. Maidstone May Fair.—This fair was held on Friday. The trade in horses was brisk, the supply not being large. Horses for brewers ...

... member of this fraternity was brought up at the Maidstone Petty Sessions, Satarday, charged with obtaining four pairs of trousers, under false pretences, from Mr. Parmenter, clothier, Week Street, Maidstone, the 14th Feb. The prisoner the name of Martin ...

... thanks of the Borough, and the proceedings terminated. FAVERSHAM. 2nD Kent Corps.—Lieut.-Colonel Brandram, the newly-appointed Lieut.-Colonel of the Ist Administrative Brigade of Kent Artillery Volun- teers, held his first inspection of the above corps ...

... Pickers.—In anticipation of a large in- flux of people from the East-End of London into Kent, during the hop-picking season, a number of gentiemen, with the rector of Maidstone at their head, have formed themselves into a committee for the employment and improvement ...

... :—Fat wethers, 1 year old (under 23 months).—First prize ot £15, B. W. Tassell, Hode, Canterbury, Kent; second of £10, W. Burch, Khode Court, Selling, Kent. Under the heading of “Gratitude!” the Dover Telegraph says: ** The faction of Conser- vatives who ...

... was fined 10s., costs 6d. MAIDSTONE. 'Bouc-h Sessions.—The Lent Session was beld on Haturday last. Mary Ann Dickenson, aged 73, was indicted for stealing pair of shoes, value 3s. 6J., the property of James Brewer, Maidstone, on the IMb January. The Jury ...

... Milton Union have formed themselves into local committee for the purpose carrying out tbe objects of the Kent Mendicity the district comprised °ij L The Kent wL established short time since, with a view towards the th«tT'° n profe , ...

... deceased was about 70 years of age. No cause is assigned for the act. MAIDSTONE. Leavinc A Wire anp Cuitp CHAaRGeABLE TO THE Monday last at the magistrates’ elerk’s office, Maidstone, before R. Fowler, Esq., Saml. Hemsley, jun., of Yalding, was charged ...