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... shoemaker* stealing a pair of socks and other articles, value 9.1. * the property the inhabitants of the county of Kent, at Maidstone, the , »tli January; William Clifton labourer, stealing a rabbit trap, value Is., the property of Sir Edward Cholmondeley ...
... of the Royal East Kent Mounted Hides, entertained tbo following officers of the regiment dinner on Thursday evening, his residence atKutlaml-gate Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. George Milles, M.P.. Major Pemberton, M.P., Viscount Maidstone, Lord Conyers, Captain ...
... RESTORATION OF TILE ILSIIER'S LiATL Mr. Frederick Mane Golden, architect, 11, Perk Street, Westminster, and a native of Maidstone, has furnished the Kentish Gtvrets with the following interesting account of the ..1,1 Cinque Pelt town of Sandwich, where ...
... proceedings in liquidation or bankruptcy shall be taken. &o.—lie Henry Argles, jun., of Maidstone, Auctioneer. Creditors will hold their tiret meeting at the Star Hotel, Maidstone ' on the 25th of March, at three o'clock. Solicitors for the debtor, Messrs. Few ...
... progressing was taken to the West Kent General Hospital, By 4 Sexvant.—At the Maidstone Petty on Saturday last, Mary Ann old, was £7, the property about 18 of her master, Thomas Jones, a relieving officer ot the Maidstone Union a It appeared that £3 was ...
... and In, had, and lid Class Ordinery from London allployen. to stations on th; Kent Coast Line. Third Clam London to Canterbury and Dover. 0 fed Clam es aad frost ► the Kent Gast Line, and from Canterbury, bat not from any other station. Simms Pares charged ...
... three to Let. FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, I, SANDGATE ROAD, FOLKESTONE. F. FISHER, BEOB to oall attention to his new and varied YIN rat 60103. Ore 14 sot Dteeiag 800. and Shoes is great variety. Waterproof, Leather-Soled Boots, suitable for the Beams ...
... prices hare sh.en weakness- Mid and rant Kents, ElO 10s. to Zl7 ; Weald of Kent, 10s. to £lOlO.. ; Sussex, £7 15s. to £9 As. . Farnham and country, Ell Ils. to LW. Yearlings : 0110 and Last Kent, £3 to 10 Weald Kent, LS to L 6 154.. guises, £3 to ss. ; Farnham ...
... 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 ...
... —Thomas Smith was charged with throwing firework. He stated that fire-ball was thrown near the Rose Hotel, of which he was boots,” and he picked and threw away, lest it should fall down cellar and do some mischief. Mr. Coppiu gave Smith a good character ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...