... every app! under the hands of two or more Jus- are tows acting in the Division where the Pree kk of the Peace for Kent. Sessions House, Maidstone, 13th August, 1875. Notice of Cont OTICE 1s that the WOOL- N WICH LOCA L BOARD OF HEALTH will meet at the Town ...

... receive One Guinea Reward, on application at the Workhouse, Kingsland Road. MAIDSTONE UNION. Clerk—Mr. W. N. 0 TTAWAY, Maidstone, Kent. CHARLOTTE SMITH, late of 9, Camden Street, Maidstone, aged about 24, about 5 feet 4 inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes ...

... in Sep' tember, 1873. One Pound Reward will be paid for the apprehension °f either of the above. MAIDSTONE UNION. Clerk—Mr. W. N. OTTAWA; Maidstone, Kent. . j , CHARLOTTE SMITH, late of 9, Camden Street, stone, aged about 24, about 5 feet 4 inches fair ...

... LAW AND POLICE. Yesterday week, at Maidstone Town Hall, damages were assessed jury in a breach of premise case transferred from the assizes. The plaintiff, Miss Beeching, was young lady of twenty-eight, of prepossessing appeal*, ance, the daughter of ...

... days, there will be very many acres for sale at even lower figures. The Weald of Kent plantations are not usually subject to mould, like these of Mid, Rest. and West Kent, but this season it is very prevalent there, and is of • virulent type. Sulphur has ...

... wou'd no doubt have injared him had there been boots his feet.—The the constable trod upon his toes, and made them bleed. He belonged to to fourteen days’ hard labour, cated the magistrate to him a of boots when He was told to apply to the gaol ...

... months. On to the window of Mr. Barrell, and again walked up. Again he was taken into custody, ‘and when before it, judges at Maidstone, said that he the jewellery if he could have at it, and that he would repeat the offence as soon as be heden opportunity ...

... hops arc really ripe. North Kent and West Kent are doing very well, and will grow a good over-average crop. Mould ia not so virulent here as in other parts of Kent, and lice do not occasion anxiety. Many gardens in East Kent are still infested with lice ...

... twice remaeded, was charged with stealth; • watch and guard, the property of Rdward Steer, • clerk, residing at Rolle•road, Old Kent-reed, whilst lea • hones of 111-fame at Moore-street, New Oremrood. The near wee Iterated this day fortnight the prisoner, ...

... defendants found that the complateanta, who wore from Lancashire, had defended themselves well against them (the defendants) of Kent, who were soon hors de combest, and had well punished them The defendants Edward Ede and Wells would be re. quired to enter ...

... forcing day and night temperature. In Rea Kent lice are still troublesome, and growers are very busy washing in some parts of this division of the comity. There are but few lice in Mid and Suarez. Near Maidstone aod Stapleherst, and in parts of Sussex, ...

... been instrumental in leading the other primers into crime. Mr. Plitt.• non sentenced M. ore to six menthe' hard labour at Maidstone and the other two prisoners to six weeks' bard labour, remarking that they had been guilty of barefaced robberies. - ASSAULT ...