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... was decided that In lieu of a Colts' Match, two matches be played, one M Maidstone the other at Canterbury. Kent against 16 and Captain, East Kent and Do. lid and Captain West Kent. Resolved that the oft-rs to play out and home matches Busses. Lancashire ...
... KENT SPBfNG ASSIZE. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arrived in Maidstone by the 6.68 train, South-Eastern Bailway, Saturday evening, being met at the station by the Sheriff (Edward Loyd, Esq.), the under Sheriff (P. Scudamore, Beq.), and the Sheriffs Chaplain ...
... piece of meadow land, having a long frontage to the Maidstone-road, and within live minutes’ walk Platt Church. Lot 2. —A valuable piece FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, having a frontage of 196 ft. to the Maidstone-road, adjoining the above, and offering an admirable ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commissim fur the couwe of Kent was *petted at Maidstone) en Ifonday, and httsiness wa s ooeeeded with en Tuesday morning. Lund Chief Justi..e Cockburn presiding on the civil side, and lEtarou Huddleston in the Crown Court. There ...
... litisk as Cosa Titoosnas, Motu Tsotunas. Cons Jammu. DECK Sworn BOOTS. AC.. to. Quantity of the TWILL TROUSERS so mach woes bl this Labouring alike for their oat is appointed Et.)L a of the Kent and Union to MEW OFFICIAL of the Union. An Early Inspection ...
... KENT SPRING ASSIZES. On Saturday evening Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arrived at Maidstone, and war. met at the station by the Sheriff (F. Scudamore. Esq.), and the Sheriff's Chaplain (tile Rev. F. A. Foster), and immediately proceeded to the Sessions ...
... Kent Summer Assizes. On Monday last the commission for this Assize at the Ho(lse. by Mr. linddienton. Ills L.irdidlip arrived at Maidstone by the L. C. aml I). Railway. and ie the afternoon opened the sloe, aceonipinied by tie Sheriff (E. Loyd, Esq.) ...
... splendidly contested match was played between the Blue Mantle Football Club, Tunbridge Wells, and the Maidstone Club, in Dr. Monckton’s field, at Maidstone. Play commenced at twenty past three by the visitors starting the ball. It was well returned, and kept ...
... audience. T OF • Mr. Thomas Harrington, of Hollingbourne. wa, at a meeting of the Maidstone Guardians. held Thurethy, appointed Arsistant Relieving Who.. for the Maidston: Union 81:1141ZONS IN TUC MILITI —The Militia medical officers are, it is said, about ...
... from the Yalding Station of the South Eastern Railway. A ma:nmy of boots had been missed from the station, and nsrinoner’l house was searched, when the sacks were found, but not the boots. He was sentenced to a month’s hard labour. CHATHAM, Euryalus, 16 ...
... of the Maidstone Club will be played on their ground in Vinters Park.— Neat Saturday the Maidstone and Sheerness Working Men's clubs will compete in %Inters Park. and afterwards a tea will be provided in the Club House, Earl-street. MAIDSTONE COUNTY COURT ...
... verdict must be taken as one of guilty. hard labour. ‘The Court sentenced the prisoner to three months’ STEALING BOOTS AT SITTINGBOUENE. boots, George Walters pleaded gailty to stealing a pair of r value’ 183., the Property of Louis Simons, at | ;, Sittingbourne ...