... bottom of Trinity Hill and Hawley Street, where the water was several inches deep. KENT SUMNER ASSIZES. The Commission for these Assizes was opened the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Saturday last, by Mr. Baron Martin. His Lordship arrived by the 2.30 p.m. ...

... al labourers was held in the large room of the Bell Hotel. Maidstone, on Saturday night last. Mr. G. Boots, presided. Mr. Simmonds, the Hon. Sec. of the Agricoltural Labourers’ Union for Kent, laid the code of rales before the meeting. After alluding ...

... Wednesday last at'the Town-ball, Maidstone, under the presidency of Lord Mahon, M.P. There were also present the Lord Lieutenant (Viscotiß* Sydney, 0.C.8.), J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., Captain Kuxton, chief constab'e of Kent, ic. Owing to the absence of the ...

... G0d,” Greene. Morn.—Boyce in A (verse). The Lord is in His holy Temple Stainer. Even.—Havergal in A. Lord, how are they,” Kent. fRIDAT. Morn.—King in C. How long wilt Thou,” Handel. Even.—King in C. “Thou wilt keep him,” Jarrett. Morn.—Farrant in G. ...

... Saint Andrew, the 9th October, 1872. WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION. The Michaelmas Session for the trial of prisoners in the Western division of the county Kent, commenced Thursday last, at the Sessions House, Maidstone. J. G. Talbot, Esq., chairman of the division ...

... 1871. the lovers of the chase in West Kent have been dependent upon a pack of foxhounds which rarely visited the neighbourhood of Sevenoaks and the line of excellent hunting country running along the margin of Mid-Kent. Occasionally the Surrey staghounds ...

... calamity might have occurred. Mr. Buahell we are glad to hear is insured. Maidstone. Skbiods Charoi against a Fash Bailiff.— At the County Magistrate*’ Clerk’s Office, Maidstone, on Monday week, man named William Jabez Mannneecb, was brought before R. ...

... baying shares for their wives or for their daughters; and they will tell you with tho greatest gravity, “ I sold my wife’s * Golden fleeces ’ to-day at 1,500 per cent, over what they cost her,” or My. daughter sold her Great Extended Tin-pot Gullys ’ great ...

... with stealing JB7. the property of her master. Thomas Dewell Jones, relieving officer of the Maidstone Union. It appeared that £3 was the property the Maidstone Guardians, and was taken from a bag, it being at the time the custody the prosecutor, who was ...

... Sanndcrs, after many yean’ illness, borne with Christian fortitude. May 10, in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, William Henry Lawson, of Northgato, aged 40. May 13, in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Eatbsr Cnlrer, of Dunkirk, aged 41. Deal—May 14. the ...

... the property Tbomaa Uilee, at Cherening, on the 23rd January, 1872. The Hon. £. Stanhope proeecnted, and Hi. Kibton defended. KENT SPEINQ ASSIZE. The commiaaion for thia Aaaize waa opened Uonday by Lord Chief Jnatiee BoriT, who rode into M Idatone from Strot ...

... silver watch, flannel shirt, and a pair of boots, from a hat at Shorncliffe, 22nd February. The prisoner had been twice before remanded and was again sent back the lock up at Seabrook until the 28th instant. Maidstone. Excubsions. —Nature says that the Geologists’ ...