... KENT FIRE INSURANCE AND UNITED KENT LIFE ASSURANCE INSTITUTIONS. Governor —Th« Mott Noble the Marquis Camden. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the KENT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY will be held at the PAVILION HOTEL ...

... the Entertainment Fond. MAIDSTONE.— Chabqe of Assault and Robbery. —At the Petty Sessions, on Saturday last, John Smith was charged with assaulting and robbing George Humphrey, at the Prince Alfred Inn, Podding Lane, Maidstone, on the instant. Superintendent ...

... Hemeley, bootmaker, and npreeentod that a gentleman vieiting at Mr. Hugeeaen’e wished to have aome boots to try on, aad four pain of valuable gontleman’e boots wen placed by Mr. Hcmaley ia the dog cart. With these the fellow drove Willee* borough, and evaded ...

... magistrates at Maidstone on Tuesday. Two men named Torpey and Wilson, who said they resided in London, were charged with having set fire to a large cow-shed Bast Farleigh on tbe previous day. At noon a relieving officer of tbe Maidstone anion discovered ...

... prayers were intoned the Rev. Sidobothara, tho lessons read by tho Rev, Canon Bateman. The anthem after tho third collect was Kent's Blessed Thou, and it rendered in manner highly creditable to tho choir of tho church. Hymn, No. 330 of the Rev. U. Venn ...

... for Kent, and served the office of high sheriff of this county. has left issue, living, three son# and one daughter. Sir Henry Tufton, Bart., who now succeeds bis father, was born in 1844. At the annual Kent Sessions, held last week at Maidstone, the ...

... ptinsiple, might probably be carried oat. Fruit i* Kent. —lt question whether jadioioae eeleotion eorts and atooke, careful bat tender pruning, and occaeional manuring*, might not restore the cherry orchard* of Kent to their former historical reputation. The ...