... carriage, and not in at:nit-Am& Witness asked him what he meant, and defendant replied, Ton are a beastly cad for taking your boots off before a lady. Witness, who felt annaYvds said lie off, you blackguard. Defendant then seized witness by the threat ...

... CLOTHING SHOP FOR WORKING MEN • 11, GABRIEL'S HILL, MAIDSTONE. 4:7oo3Plart isaact MON, (tam CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, & TAILORS. (NEXT DOOR TO ER. MARCHANT'S), RESPECTFIILLT invite the WORKING MEN OP MAIDSTONE sad If to and impact the large and wen snorted Stook ...

... from Mr. Lido, °Moe. Ludgate Arcade. By of Mumble work wiNa saw may mhos FOR GENERAL PRINTING oo OF TEO KENT AND SUSSEX TIKES. 113, WEEK STREET. MAIDSTONE. ...

... Waste*. A SITUATION as Working Housekeeper. Middle age.—Addreas. 8. T., Mn. John Haines, Highgate, Hawkhurst, Kent. 1 HOUSEKEEPER. —Rated. & SITUATION as above, by &respectable, middle-aged pawn. to.. elderly rteLtleman ; whine another servant ht kept ...

... Wells and surrounding Brunches, notwithstanding the ho leniency of the weather, the members poured the town from all parts of Kent and East Stones. At two o'clock the plitee of meeting (Chapel-place) was crowded, and at twenty minute. past two the procession ...

... for sick member's contribution; Golden Green, £1 for the funds of West Kent Hospital; Whitstable, 3s. for two sick members' contributions. and Is. for a member's sick wife; Newnhani, 4.. for a needy member ; Maidstone (No. 1), 1 Md., from incidental ...

... supernatural part of the question is concerned. We are led to those remarks at this particular time from what hae transpired in Maidstone during the past three weeks. Two well known gentlemen—men whose attainmentis and whose veracity are beyond doubt—have been ...

... and Four-wheel Dog Cart.—R. W. Head. carriage luilder, Westga.e. Canterburv. _ VOR SALE, a handsoute golden Cock L I'llEASANT.—Address, A. Poet Nice, Kent. i SALE S Globe XAXGOLD WITILTZEL.- 1 - Inquire of O. Swift. &Ablaze. PriloBlll Debt Cr DiAcuities ...

... person not having hie a brass plate on their cape. N.l3.—Farmers supplied with Boot. IMMIX rolazzooz. SEEDSMAN, TEA DEALER, & TOBACONINT. LAMBERHURS T. Agent for the Kent awl Sums Tiloca. .3200 PER ANNUM OR £4 PER WEEK Can now be Davie by penions of either ...

... poet both agree To deck the memory of his name With stars of honour, wreaths of fame. Maidstone. POWs.. A WORTH KNEWINO.—This paper is ths best advertising medium in Kent. ...

... seven o'clock. • East Mailing Branch will pay a friendly visit to Maidstone (No. I) Brunch on Saturday. April The members of both branches are requested to meet in good force. Maidstone (No. 2) Branch is invited. A public meeting of Fowl Hall Branch will ...

... JACKETS, MOLE JACKETS, Je KITS, BOOTS, BROSS, AC. Ac. Al., an Immense Quantity of the TWILL TROUSERS so much worn by the Labouring Classes, celebrated alike for their Cheapness and Durability. is appointed SOLE AGENT of the Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union ...