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... guilty and was forthwith acquitted. The Court adjourned. KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. On Monday afternoon last Mr Justice Black- bum opened the Commission for these Assizes. ! His L >rdsliip arrived in Maidstone by the 4.40 | train, where lii 3 carriage awaited him ...
... during the latter part steod with his face buried in ‘| his handkerchief, STEALING BOOTS AT DEPTFORD, George Rawlings, 23, labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing a pair of boots, value 3s 6d, the property of William Nobbs, at Saint Paul, Deptford, on the Ist ...
... imerou-sfrom all parts of Maidstone, and those for boys more than doubled the vacancies. Kent County Ophth \lmic Hospital.- -A legacy of £5O has been bequeathed by the late Charles Ellis, Esq., to this institution. The Maidstone Swindlrk.— lt was staled ...
... the mote distant grounds in East Kent. We may here digress to observe that a piece or two of forward hops looked us, if anything, more backward than the later and finer ones ; but all tho plantations wo visited in East Kent, had vermin more or less, and ...
... farmer. the 31st March he was coming with his horse and cart from Plaxtol Maidstone. About ten in the morning as he was coming along the road near Barnjet, about three miles from Maidstone, he met a thrashing machine drawn by locomotive engine. It was about ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The October Quarter Sessions for the Western divisou the Count? were commenced on Thursday morning, the Sessions Hou«e, Maidstone, before J. O. Talbot, Esq., M.P. (Chairman). There wore also present Viscount Sydney, Lord Lieutenant ...
... MAIDSTONE KENTISH JOURNAL, MAY 29, 1871. audience in excellent humour, and this highly suocesaful entertainment was concluded with “Jones’s Musical Party,” sung by Mr. Goo. consequence of the concert being prolonged until so late an hour, many among the ...
... seek impair it and continued cheering). The Chairman next gave the heal:h of the members for Mid Kent, and said it was small boast for the county of Kent say it sent the whole f it* six stem the growing tide of democracy—(loud cheers). Lord Holmesdale ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOUBNAL, OCT. 30. iB7l AGRICULTURAL MEETING*. ORPINGTON AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA- On Wednesday, the 25th October, the nineteenth anniversary of the Orpiugton and neighbouring parishes Agriculture Association, for the promotion and enc ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOV. 11, 1871. ammond, J. Wagon. J. French, W. Usher, J. Usher, J. Perrin, T. Baker, i. Duct, B-er, (Canterbury), T. Longhurst, J. Hodge*, G. Barton, J. Hall, T. M. Foy, J. . Apps, T. Wriglit, N. Paddon, «kc., «tc ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, OCT. 9. 1»71 TITNBRIDGK wells agricultural a a The annual meting theTnubridgo AgrieUond übiety waa bel.l «ry aucCMafully Fn.lay. Tlio we. ] •h, wan aomewhat clouJy and threatening, tml fortunately .hi .howera which foil in ...
... Elizabeth, the daughter of Mr T. of Union-street, Maidstone. DEATHS. On the 20th inst, at the Rose and Crown Yd High-street, Maidstone, Mrs Sarah aged 3i. On the 12th inst, at the West Kent General Hi* pital, Maidstone, Mr Chamming, aged 07. On the 17th inst, ...