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... defendant, fur whom jiiilg.nent wan entered. MAIDSTONE. WHO WAS AT FAULT'—At the Borough Petty Sessione, on Tuesday, Rich ard Dry, jam, a farmer, was charged with furiously driving in the Lorelon•road, Maidstone, on the 19th November. --A gentleman's named ...
... a reward of E2O been offered for the discovery and apprehension of the offender. MAIDSTONE. THE WEST KENT GENERAL HOSPIT AND THE HOSPITAL SATURDAY MOVE. MENT IN MAIDSTONE.—On Thursday evening het a meeting in connection with the Hoepital Saturday movement ...
... ere. Both would he &maimed. eoeosrMd lIAIDBTONE - T UXBRIDGE. FRIENDLY RIFLE COMPETITION. —MAIDSTONE v. TUNBRIDGE.—A friendly competition between the let Kent Odwirietsmo and the 14th Rent (Tunbride) took place at Blue Brtl hill, Maidstoo, on Wednesday ...
... prisoner was apprehended, and conveyed to Maidstone. The prisoner was committed for trial. THE LATE MR. BROOK'S WILL—The will, dated the 9th of O ctober. 1 9 7 2 , of Mr. Thomas Will iam Brook, late of Maidstone, Kent, was proved cm the 24th ult., by Mrs Ann ...
... ore, Bent. HOP —GITARANTEED TRI rE. —Hilton Brambling., Kent Rent Golding', Old Kent tinkling Meter. Omen, end Golden Gram.•—Appiy to Mr. H. A. Winfl.id Home Farm, horn' Green, W-otham, Kent. MILLERS. —Woint..(l, a man, I STONEY ‘N end GEIERAL MILLER; ...
... Holliday Old, Kg., of Maidstone, Kent. On the nad ult., at King treat, Maidstotie, Mrs. Proctor, aged 45. Oa the ult., at Wheeler-street, Maidstone, Mn.s Coyle!, sled 64 . On the Eird dt., Horace Percy Smith, Brunswickuireet, Maidstone, aged slabs On the ...
... EXCURSION OF THE KENT Manday's ones was that Smith struck him tint, and gam him a black eye.—The inch the case, saying there was ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. six of ooe and halfaclesen of the other. Milt HOP 6/BALING CANE. That the Council of the Kent Archlogical ...
... there were the usual i number of Cheap Jacks, &c. IMPORT ANT SALE.—By Messrs. Debenham, Teemon, and Farmer, et Maidstone.—Kent, near Maidstone, 'Red Rill Farm, containlog 786 3r. 19p., freehold, sold for £13,300. Freehold cottages, wood land, and hop land ...
... the gun to his shonhier after giving the order to THE REPRESENTATION OF MID-KENT.— poll the trs. The two discharges were almost simul- At a meeting of Liberals bell at Maidstone last Wed- sad th r iz. balls beneath his perfect aim were nesday, Mr. H. C ...
... Flowers, supplied by Mr. Cripps, of Tunbridge Wylie. The golden rustle of the grand Sedge were seed oa the oceimos. aereroony wee most ably plunged by Bro. the Rm. T. Robley M P.M, P.P.0.3.10.. Kent, P.P.O.C. (limbs. At 4M Miming P. P. P.M. P.G. T.0.11 ...
... and and winsome on both sides came was Cranford, which is within a few ml of Maidstone.—Rie said that it wee great pity that this case shouldaot Dave been tried at Maidstone when the Assists were being held. A jury there would have been room likely to ...
... •15 to 116. Barley, 335. W 445, Oats, 23. to 365. Beans, KENT CORN June 9.—The wheat trade has been very slow, and little badoem has ben 4 • slight roloetlot last With Mort awry Obese offer Maidstone on Monday, trade slide sod to *Sect sales • reduction ...