... At a special Session held at Brentwood last Friday, before tlie Rev. J. Pearson and the Hon. F. Petre, John Thomas, of Maidstone, Kent, and Henry King, of Wateringbury, Herts, were charged, on remand with committing a burglary at the house of Mr. Geo. Rogers ...

... tbb Eddcatioh Act.— At Maidstone Petty Sessions on Saturday, George Frederick Anderson, painter, of County Road, who did not appear, waa summoned for not sending his three children school. Mr. Charles A. Case, clerk to the Maidstone School Board, prosecuted ...

... HOP INTELLIGENCE. Fbeeb's Boots and Shoes, for dancing, walking, dress, or business. Ladies' coloured boots for balls' and weddings. Every variety of Loots and shoes for the present season. Over-shoes and chtidren's school boots and shoes. — .Fbbeb .and ...

... stating age, Mr. G. E. Hawes, Plumber and Builder, Chapel-field, Norwich. TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.—WANTED, Several Good MACHINISTS and PASTE FITTERS.—AppIy to C. Perry, Golden Noble-hill, Colchester. TO BLACKSMITHS. Mr. T. H. P. DENNIS, High-street, Chelmsford ...

... on w hich to carry her to. the lock-up. Maude senten ced the prisoner to 21 ’ confinement in the house of correction at Maidstone —a sentence which w ill give ber a practical know- e Of what it is to subside u pon & dietary of bread aod water only for ...

... wounds in the head. Having made enquiries T sent telegrams to Maidstone and other places, and on the evening of the same day I received » telegram stating that the prisoner was in custody at Maidstone. [ saw that the ln;:mvd man would not be able to give evidence ...

... DRAPSRY TRADE; small premi urn Apply to T. Venablee and Sons, 103 London, E. rpo THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.- Several Good ItfACHISISTS and FITTERS. —Apply to C. Perry, Golden Nob'eYi'i Colchester. ...

... op hate Jordany s¢ «Blaekiaten, cb. aW BalM oes wwe 45 Wilson, ¢ and b MAIDSTONE. \ 4 Tun out 8S TTR ae eee 3 cH Prichard Put: Kune eld ite Hooper 9 85th annual meeting at Maidstone, om We last, hae. oer os Poland,b Prichard (ané« the) trnatees): Dz: Monckt: ...

... prisoner. Get into the cart/’ He paused for a few -econds and up in o the c.vrt, t iking a bundle with him. were going towards Maidstone mentioned the names ,[ gentlemen who he aaid knew h ra, and who would give him » good character, and that had uev«r done ...

... clothing, ready made, or made to measure, (or all U 1 occasions, and all classes; also Hosiery and Drapery, Hats and daps. Boots and Shoes, and complete outfits (or all climates. Prices based on ready-money system. All Goods marked in plain figures. Any ...

... Anson, Mr Arbu»hnot, &c. On Wednesday His Royal Highness took his departure for London from the Maidstone station by the 12.35 p.m. train, on the North Kent lino, having been driven from Linton Place in Lord carriage, accompanied his lordship and several ...

... ,. to the Church of Ireland Snateulution Fai.d * - The Pope baa presented Mduie. Thiers'and hr-r . Mdlle. Dosne, with two golden rosarie!!. Blater i The American Post Office Dcp-runent anno,, postal cards will be ready for distribution ~b,.n The Dailv ...