... West Hent Jonrmal. KENT COUNIY POULTRY ASSOCIATION. What am I to do, Mr. Editor 7 Here it has fallen to my unhappy lot, as your Maidstone representative, to report a poultry exhibition, and I don’t know anything about fowls, and geese, and turkeys, excepting ...

... KENT OEITEBAL SESSION. THE ANNUAL GENERAL SESSIONS, under an Act passed in the year 1814, for enabling the Justices of the Peace for the County Kent to hold a General Session annually, or oftener, for levying and applying Rates and Expenditure of the ...

... KENT sum= wimps The essuission for the Anises was opened on Monday, by Mr Justice Blackburn. His lordship arived at 4.40 by South Beaters Railway, and was received by the High Sheriff (F. Philips, Esq., of Lee Priory, Ickliaea), Henry Leigh Pemberton ...

... 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 ...

... inspected. A straight drive tolk the party to Maidstone, but one of the carriages halted for a brief view of the cemetery grounds, which were pronounced the most beautiful of their kind in England. The visit to Maidstone was for the purpose of inspecting the ...

... Crundwell, Rum Wood-green, Langley, near Maidstone, Kent, grocer. Sept. 23, James Tolhnrst, Eyhorne-street, Hollingbourne, Kent, boot and shoe maker. Sept. 23, Edgar Cruttenden, Pndsoie-lane, Mote-road, Maidstone, ...

... 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 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 ...

... inspected. A straight drive took the ty to Maidstone, but one of the carriages halted for • r a il view of the cemetery grounds, which were pronounced the most beautiful of their kind in England. The visit to Maidstone was for the purpose of inspecting the ...

... 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 ...