... any of your numerous readers inform me why gnu should be 40e. per cent dearer in Lheil, than thu following town! in Kent P GM at Maidstone is 3s. 9.1. per 1000 feet. • Rochester .. 34. • Chatham .. 24. • Canterbury.. 4s. Od. Folkestone.. 4s. 3d. On an average ...

... that time as I bad I aaked the time of the coastguanisnoin I saw at the 1 other side of the Battery. The other boy here, Jim Boots, was with me,and some other boys who were with us first saw the body, but they were frightened and I not like to . go to it ...

... further evidence, however, would be pi oduced—the coestguard who was on duty on the spot where the body found, a Loy named Boots, who was in company with the other boy examined at the last inquiry, and a man named Smee, who at the spot before the boys ...

... secretary, the members ant down to tea together at the Railway H0te1. MAIDSTONE GREAT FAIR.-011 Toesday this Kent fair for the of horses, stock, and hops was hold at Maidstone, and a lags neuitior of formers and hop growers were in attendance. The horse ...

... progressing favourably. I fell 01 , TUZ MINDICITY SOClETY.—Viscount Mahon, M.P., Chairman of the Kent Meadicity Society, has published a return of the vagrancy in Kent, during the half-years ending September 1870 and 1871. The decrease in the half-year amounts ...

... Dockyard and Eastchurch ; March 13, Bickner; March 16, Lrnhatn ; March 17, Harriet's Lane; March 18, Holliugbourne ; March 19, Maidstone Gaol; March 21, Chielet; March 24, Adisham; April 3, Linton; April 4, Boxley ; April 3, Croydon ; April 11, East Mailing; ...