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... D. Watt* E. B. Grant, and W. V. Young, Maidstone; Mr. Boots, Mr. A. Simmons, Mr. J. Potter, Mr. C. Stevens; Messrs. Albury, Martin, and Bentley (Kentish farm labourers), and others. Mr. Simmons (Secretary of Kent Labourers' Union) stated that a number ...
... MAIDSTONE. Cattle Diseases in Kent.—The following is a return of the number of animals affected by disease for the week ending the 12th inst.—Sheep Scab— Cranbrook 70, Home 101. Foot and mouth disease— Ashford 2, Seyenoaks 17. The Recent Attempted Suicide ...
... ng with the boots worn by prisoners were discovered in the plantation from which the nuts had evidently been taken. Attempted Suicide.—On Monday morning a married man named Stephen Jacobs, lodging with his wife in Union Street, Maidstone, made a determined ...
... SHOCKING HUTH AT MAIDSTONE. An Inquest was held at the West Hotel, on Monday morning, before H. Monoktoo, Esq., deputy coroner, to inquire into the circumstance@ attending the death of William Bodkin, a drape= In the employ of Meams. Fremlin, whose body ...
... Maidstone. The Arrival ravesekd. —The first Kent (Maidstone) Rifle Volunteers loft Maidstone by an early train on Saturday morning and assisted in lining the route taken the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh at Gravesend ; a troop of the 7th Hussars, and ...
... does not remember such a flow of water in the Downs. MAIDSTONE. Kent Volunteer Association.—The annual meeting of the Kent Volunteer Association was held on Thuwday last, at the Star Hotel, Maidstone. The chair was occupied by Lieut.•Colonel Groves, President ...
... Chatham ; solicitors, Clapham and Fitc, Bishopgale Without —E lward . Lintott, coachbuilder, Maidstone ; soliicor. Menpes, Maidstone.—A Ifred Wyborn, of Eastry, Kent, baker and grocer ; soheitor, Mr 1.J.1-u-u,ol Sandwich.—George Frederick lfuar inapeotor ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for th:A:ul was opened this (Monday) afterneon, by Baron Cleasby, who arrived at the Maidetone Station of the London, Chatbam, and Dover Railway at half-past two, and was conducted by the Under Sheriff (F.Scudamore ...
... KENT ECHO. KENT GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS. the Kent General SMsion, on Thursday last, the Chief Constable reported at some length on the operation of the Licensing Act of 1872. In Capt. Buxton's opinion Lord Aberdare's much abused measure hu worked the ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions were commenced yesterday (Thursday), and were continued to-day, before J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., at Maidstone. Mary Furness, was acquitted of stealing £io, at Gillingham. Emily Fry, 20, servant, pleaded guilty ...
... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These were 'gond at the Court Haw, Maidstone, on Thursday Issimiog last. before J. 0. Talbot, lin, M.P. The other *tines tweeent wore—J. Stewart M.P., the Hon and Rey E. V. Nigh, Sir D. Salomon., Mart., C. Whitehead, W. Waring ...
... A three days’ match between Kent and Lancashire was commenced in Vthe Mote Park, Maidstone, oa Mondsy. Thae, match is one, which for several remsons, During was regerded with mlhgiunul interest, Mn; four yu;'. ootmty' matohes have been played % Mifdstone ...