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... ROCHZBTER. THE ASSAULT IN • RAILWAY CARRIAGE. This ease heard at the Kent Qaarter 8 411140011. at Maidstone, on Thursday. Mr. Barrow, who prosecuted, stating the beta. remarked that if Lieutenant Power would apologia* for hls conduct and express his regret ...
... 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 ...
... requested perm's-ion to go out and search for it; while , he pretended to do this he was observed to secrete ' some money in his boot. and I:2 Ws. was found there, he having previously stated that he bud five pence in the warld. fie w.* then taken to the puliee ...
... or ROBBING AN the Maidstone Petty Sessions, on Saturday lsat, Jame Batten and Jetho Hodges were charged with stealing a quantity of apples and potatoes, the property of Mr. Richard Crowther. a fruiterer. of Bosley Road, Maidstone, on the 14th inst. ...
... of his Almeanks. Prise Lists, Striped Hooks =ELLIN J. TUE. ad Inhabitants of Ito, to., and to state that his only Agnate in Kent and Seam are— . losestswa for their libend A, begs respect- 81011ABD WOOD, Park Villas, Tonbridge, PUBLISHED moxraLr. er and ...
... wee high in Bromley and Dartford, but it was the reveres in Gravesend, North Aylesford, Hoo. Medway, oaks, and Tunbridge. Maidstone had 389 bi , ths and 299 deaths, the average only giving 206. Out of the 299 deaths no , fewer than 93 those of persons who ...
... with by A. H. Brown, Fog . ; Magnifleat and Nose Dimittis were Goes in A. ,• Anthem after 3d Collect was Blamed be Thou (Kent.) The Old Hundred) Psalm before and a special Offertory Hymn after the Sermon. Before the Mailing the Hallelujah Chorus was ...
... being dried. There was nothing wcuse than that. At the same time it was equally important to avoid over drying, and it was the golden medium which they should all endeavour to attain to. After some further remarks explanatory of the reasons why the Committee ...