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... BHENCHLKY, KENT. PROSPECT-HOUSE. About three miles from PADDOCK WOOD STATION. Capital Furniture, pianofortes and Peachey, Plate and Plated articles. Books, two excellent harness Mures. Brougham, (sociable Landau, Phactona, Harness, Messrs, debenham, tewson ...
... examined the garden of house, where he found several foot- risoner's prints, one of which he produced. The boot corresponding with the foot print. boot had some peculiarities which were impressed on the soil. P.C, Adey, of the Faversham borough police, deposed ...
... Sittingbourne and Maidstone. T GAMBELL begs respectfully to announce that • he will commence running, every TUESDAY, THUBSDILY, and SATURDAY, beginning on THURSDAY next, Juin 13th, his Nk.W LIGHT VAN, between SITTINOSIOURNB and MAIDSTONE. The Van will leave ...
... Earl-street, Maidstone. It appears that some rafters, or beams, supporting the roof of the building, became over-heated from one of the furnaces below, and speedily ignited. Assistance was at once sent for, and very short space of time the Kent fire brigade ...
... SITTINGBOURNE KENT. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD LANDED ESTATE Of 1,000 acres tho best and most productive arable, orchard, hop, and meadow lands, divided into compact farms with suitable homesteads, in the occupation of a highly respectable tenantry, for the most ...
... KENT WINTER ASSIZES. , . Tbe onerwireion of the mew for the Winter Mazes tree opened at the Beseless Howie, Maidstone. on last:by Mr. Joetico BTUs. lit. lorlJtip at the Mak/ktomSsation of the flooth-Saatern Railway._ by 2 p.m., train from Lamina. n. there ...
... had examined the spots and fibres - o° the boots, and also the spots the coat The > spots on the boots appeared to be brood, hot ea examining them he found they were not Mood. There, were also fibres on the boots which bore the ' sppearance of human haw ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. Th‘. cimmiis'k'ii opened Siiturday afternoon l;,st Mr. Martin, who arrived in Maidstone l,v the I’addoek train, due at 2.30, and was met >.V S r J„1 1U Croft, bait.. High Shciitf. F. Scudamore, E-o', acting under sheriti, Ate., Ace ...
... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, APRIL 1, 1872. MAIDSTONE FARMERS* CLUB, MR. BAILEY DENTON ON UNDER DRAINAGE. A meeting of the Maidstone Farmers* Club wm held on Thursday evening, at the Star Hotel, when Mr. J. Bailey Dentoo, the eminontcivil engineer, lectured ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The Commission for these Aseive was opened at the Seeoiene 110111.`, Maidstone, on Saturday lest, by Mr. Baron Martin. His Lordship arrived by the 2.30 p.m. train on the South Eutere main line, and SA met at the station in the Sheriff'' ...
... of Kent r. I Zingari. Aug. 12, 13, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday— Kent p. Sussex, at Brighton. Aug. 22. 23, 21—Thursday, Friday, and Saturday—Kent r. Sun .y, at Maidstone. Aug. 27, Tuesday, and Wednesday— Kent r, Surrey, at the Oval. ...
... KENT.—STONE. NEAR DARTFOHD VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of an extensive Ballast Wharf, known Limb Wharf Chalk Quarry,” Greenhithe, also Stone Court Farm,” with capital bouse, farm buildings, and about 75a. Ir. 6p. of land, situate on the banks ...