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... Freer. The Sunbeam's visit will last about • 'fortnight. Surcuse.—An inquest was held at the West Hest General Hospital, Maidstone, this (Monday) &Roscoe, before J. B. Stephens, Esq., borough coroner, on the body of Geo. Waters, who committed suicide by ...
... , after an extending over some time. Bieck Contrwrynow.—On Wednesday last ten men of the 14th Kent Rifle Volunteers (Tunbridge) met ten men of the 17th Kent Rifle Volunteers (Tunbridge Wells), on their own ground at Broadwater, and had a friendly oompetition ...
... heartily and earnestly suarress to your lodge [loud and prolonged applause]. THE KENT UNION OF WORKMEN'S CLUBS. Ate meeting of the preliminary committee, held at the Maidstone club on Thursday, there wore present, Mr. H. Norton, in the chair, Messrs. C. ...
... meeting is axed for Whit Monday, May 21st. HuNrino.—The Hid Kent Staghounds will meet at 11.30 to-day, Saturday, 21, at Broolretreet, Ton. bridge (to finish the season). SCHOOL BOARD the Maidstone Petty Sessions, on Tuesday, before W. Laurence. Excl. (in ...
... Bench :asmimed the charge. Mae. HOWARD PAVL.—Thix celelm.t.:l artiste Will her farewell visit to Maidstone on the 2nd May. Seats way be, and ought to be, booted in advanoo ; for not to have seen Mrs. Howard Paul in her really tuarrellour: impersonations, ...
... 3s. 4d., and in Canterbury nothing. Witnesses in Folkestone received 2s. 6d., In Maidstone Is. ; Dover, 3d. per mile beyond three miles, and in Canterbury Is. In Maidstone the medical man received • guinea, and if there was • post-mortem examination he ...
... BLZORMALIC—ke the Maidstone Petty Sessions, on Setarday, before Mayor (G. Youngman, Esq.), W. and W. Page, &qrs., Charles Upton, a bargeman, was on remand with destroying • stayfal a l l = 42 14a., the property of Edward Killick, at Maidstone, on the 2nd May ...
... aboutan hour. After he left the boots were not to be found. Prosecutor suspected prisoner of stealing them, and at three o'clock in the afternoon he went to Headcorn, where prisoner live., and found him wearing the boots which had been stolen. Instruc ...
... _4 . . . ,so that while one•pertioaM *earth use 10= 1 * eme ,m* i ll'e sent • • tow. In th e ' ad were by Lossi..-ht the Maidstone Tettjliseeiene the he in • eierpBracoro, , And . Doer . 17, , Menge. and w. ~0 reader= on -ay, J. H. L..= Winn the , • rth ...
... Monday, Mr. Philbria apel dto the rob absolute in the cam a porta Justices of Kent. Mr. Poland showed it. The role was directed to the Jastioe of s the bridge division of Kent, to show cause why a certain order allowing the appeal of Thomas Long* against ...
... have been ruined in consequence. Now, however, the hardship and injustice of the old plan had been remedied in the comity of Kent by dividing it into districts. The district of which Cranbrook was the centre was still every large one, extending, as it did ...
... him._ Suspictotrs Case.—At the Borough Police Station, Maidstone, on Thursday, before W. Haynes, Esq., • man named John Berns was charged with being unlawfully possamed of • pair of women's boots, but as no prosecutor appeared, the prisoner woo discharged ...