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... _ KENT SPRING ASSIZE. The Spring Amiss was on Moe. day. The jedges ere the Lord Chief Justin Cockburn sod the Lord Chief Jostles Lord Chief Juatios rode into Maidstone frogs Stand on horseback, and opened the at the House at half.past three, after which ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ilrd Men Kent) Regiment and the Battalion of the gad (Quieen's Royals) Regiment will be at Garrison, and the depOte of theme battalieen will be at the &pike mauve—of the 2nd batten's el the at Quiterbury,and L. of the Ind of the lad et Maidstone, and be ...
... travelling inspector the North Kent Line of the South Eastern Railway, who deposed that he went to Maidstone the day in question for the purpose of watching the defendant. He saw him get into third class carriage at Maidstone, from which place he travelled ...
... trousers, and the officer that he compared boots with footmarks &snit of th s robes. y, and they ersetly corresponded. The however, dialed this, stating that they did not co repaid till the eoastabis bad placed his boot in the impressiea. The jery retereed ...
... li. George, 11. F., District Deputy G.W.C.T. for Kent, who explained the requirements necessary for membership, and gave some interesting details of the progress the order, which has nineteen lodges Kent and a total membership in the United Kingdom over ...
... of the General Hospital at Birmingham. Mr. Dusk has long tilled the post of Quartermaster-Sergeant of the 12th (Oillingham) Kent Artillery Volunteers; who will regret the loss of his valu.ible service*. . Pansy RE %1:11,1175.—A very sueoeseful penny reading ...
... the it only transitory, sad, if he might make • joke in reference to this movement, he should my that though its Boots leer* la Maidstone, its branches did not to flematelts--(langliter). Therefore, thought that the formation of soy sorb association as ...
... Band. Bund. Sergeants. THE COFFIN. Sergeants, Relatives of deceased. Members of a Crayford Benefit Society. Kent Rifle Volunteers. Ist Kent Artillery Volunteers. Non-commissioned Officers of Regular Array. Officers of K.R.V. and Dr. iloarc. The officers ...
... but the Attorneyegagral Ma hi, had not left this country to avoid Ilea. • of of was greased. WEINlbs uwepolluisi •------ _- KENT QUARTER SESSION& 7lt• March intermediate amsions for tbe county of wereopened on morning Ism, ao helf.part J. G. Taut, Esq ...
... did assailant, and the authorities have clue not go bv THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. FEET-WIPING A correspondent of the Daily News pives the following description of hop-picking: in Kent, and tno feet-wiping performance practised upon novices : The walk was right ...