... rate, for any chance tramps who might be passing through the town. THE SANITARY STATE OF MAIDSTONE. A suggestion was made by Mr Youngman at the meeting of the Maidstone Local Board, on Wednesday, which might have been developed into a really valnsble miotion ...

... RoBBERIRA.—James Harris, Jeseph Sullivan, Benjamin Johnson, Rebert Rhone, and George Jenvy, were charged with stesling a par of boots, a pair of trowsers, and a bundle of the property of Stephon Day said he was in the Catand Tiger publichouse, and put his bandle ...

... George-street, Westminster, 8. L AGENT FOR KENT : Mr GEORGE NEVE, Sissinghurst, Staplehurst, from whom all particulars may be obtained on oo [164 RAILWAY, LIVERY, AND POSTING “ STABLES. applical WEST BORO', MAIDSTONE. MRS. GOAD. BEGS to thank the NUMEROUS ...

... an immense mass of bine to be loeked over, and many of the hops lack eendition, To East Kent lice are steadily deterierating the qulit{. ‘ In the bastard East Kent district these peats are unusually plentifal, and seme of :lhl.dm are slready developing ...

... this class under public notice ; and cases of the kind have ocome, mnot unfrequently, before the magistrates of Maidstone and other towns in Kent, In fact, it is becoming a common. excuss with . parents who are summoned for the non-attendance of their children ...

... to the amount of £5.000 er thereabouts, inclnding £lOO to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, and £lOO to the Canterbury Dispensary, the tectator cives & lesacy of £lO,OOO sterling to the Kent Connty Ophthalmic Hespital and the whole of the residue te the ...

... fortaight, for the Surveyor to make inuiri- a to arrangements with Mr Fian. ;‘hh WAS carried. The fortnightly meeting of the Maidstone J.ocal Board was held at the Town Hall, on Wednesday last, the Mayor (H. Hughes, Esq), presiding, There were also present ...