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... KENT SUMMER ASSIZE. The summer assize for the County of Kent will corn. mance on Saturday next,the Judges being Barons Bramwell and Martin. The commission will open or Saturday afternoon, and the trial of prisoners will commence on Monday morning at 12 ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The October General Quarter Sessions for West Kent, were opened on Thursday last, at the Sessions House, Maidstone, before J. G. Talbot, Hog., M.P., in the First Court, and J. S. Hardy, Esq., M.P., in the Second Court. The ...
... The Bromley Journal and West Kent Herald, Sept 6, 1872. DISTRICT NEVid. ROCHESTER. Tnnwraita.—The Trusteee paid a vivit to the Pent Est.tte, near Maidstone, on Thuroday, and viewed the esta:e. The Trustees had luncheon at the Farmhoure. Nvw Licsaag.—At ...
... ASO WEST KENT HERALD. FRIDAY. JAN. 5. Int 1871-A RETROSPECT. In reviewing the events which transpired daring the year just drawn to a close, we propose to begin, as usual, with Foreign Affairs. The year opened amidst the desolating war between Germany ...
... Royal Observaiory Inn, and Railway Hotel, New Brampton ; Golden Lion, Old Brompton ; the place of sale; of J. W. Menpea. Solic,tor, Maidatone ; and at the Auctioneer's 28, High-idreet, Maidstone. ...
... soss.sod we are not surprised to hear thet during his brief to Linton Palms, he has won golden opinions amongst noblemen gentlemen, and especially the ladies, of Kent, whohad the honour of meeting him at that hospitable mansion. A number of the distinguished ...
... Font Toubridge we travel inwards towards 'fadeley, Golden Gi Minnow. and sumiundiog places. We heard no complaints at Todeley, for the siniple reason that there foundetiosi for any, while .it Golden Greet' hallow the prospect calcolnted to cheer the moat ...
... shoemaker, stealing a pair of socks and other articles, valets 2a 91, the property of the inhabitants of the county of Kent, at Maidstone, on the sth January ; William Clifton, Z.l, , labourer, stealing a rabbit trap, value Is., the property of Sir Edward ...
... Tuesday's ',narks Gazette. 38th Kent—Captain 5.3. Jennings, Lieutenant J. Piper, Enaign A. Herschel, Honorary Choplain Rev. H. A. Jeffreys, M.A., and Honorary Asoiatant-Surgeon E. Young reeiga their commiseions. 41st Kent—C. W. Morland, gentleman, to be ...
... table clothe, two pillow c.w.0.., and other articles, valise lue.. the property of th- Inabitsnts of the Ctinnty of Kent, at Maidstone, on the 13th. Prisoner 'Omitted the offence, and also a previous conviction, and she was sentenced to 12 months' hard ...
... capital of one thousand and four pounds, chiefly invested in the Savings Bank. The services of a hand of music Druids of Maidstone), were secured, and their performances arpmred to give satisfaction. The members attended Divine terrine in the parish church ...
... hail been pulled down, and missing a pair of boots went after !, prisoner, when they were found upon him. Prisoner was I committed for trial at the City Quarter Sessious. CHATHAM. It is feared that the 9th Kent (Chatham) Rifle Volnnteers will be dissolved ...