... of Captain Green ioiaing West Kent reomany coming in for loud and enthweimi. tic cheer.. Captain Green, in Tarpons., said the Marehioneu Camden and himself were deeply grateful to the members of the C troop of the %tat Kent for the hearty ?caption which ...

... taken the boots if he had not been hungry. I told him if he had asked me for ad. I would have given it him rather than that he should stolen the boots. Mr. Menus and the constable (Mlle in, and the prisoner wan given into custody. I hung the boots oat ten ...

... necessary.' ANNUAL VOLLINTAIS day (Sunday) the members of the 17th Kent tide Volunteers, with band, under the command of Captain Stanley Williams, accompanied by the C troop a 'he West Kent (Qaeen's Own) Yeomanry Cavalry, under the oommand of Capt. Lord ...

... es., woad hi. The death occurred in that part of Forbearced which eseelibethie emenne of wa s t e , ib. min ims b ed liss in Kent. bun le as Is be Int the lona to Mrs. Chalklin, the landlady of the I • tsken . by ma nomber wee be the prior:nen at ?snow ...

... the Borough Polies Court, on Saturday, John Simpkins, deeeribed an • boot-oloser, belonging to Birmingham, was charged with stealing .48 10s - ., the money of Mr. John Chapman, boot maker, High-street, Idargate. As the prosecutor was taking down his shop ...

... before blajor Clerman (in the chair) and Col. Northey, the r i2 311 William Todd, alias Hameeton, who was apprebrnle i at Maidstone on Sunday hut by Sept. Gifford, of the borough police, was brought up on • charge of being concerned in the robbery of the ...

... he joined the West Kent Militia at Alaidstone,and served during the embodiment, so that there is but a email period of time since his discharge from the Army unaooouated for. With regard to the statements which he made at Maidstone, he says that he read ...

... hare bees prepared by Mr. 0. Book, arobiteot, of the town. We may mention that Mr. Dobson, isynillar, _of Bigh-street, Maidstone, supplied the trowel with whim tio messinial stone was laid. FlBlAmoss.—Amordise to so abstract of the municipal seemate ...

... reason to believe that the show will be as attractive as those which have already been held. Tan Hat or Wsirr KENT.—The hay crop throughout West Kent is the best there has been for years, and already the greater portion of it has been secured in excellent ...

... down a paired boots, of the value of ss. heather man was with the prisoner, and they both walked away, but the prisoner was followed, and when threw the boota into • yard, where they peeked up. prisoaer said he was tempted to take the boots as he was very ...

... arrived at DOT& and received at the Sailors' Home. The crew saved themselves in their own boat, and were pinked up by the Golden Russet and brought a Dover, where they were landed in a Deal boat. BOAT ACClOlNT.—Yeeterday (Sunday) afternoon at Dover two ...

... R. Hagen&le (St. John's, Maidstone). Mr. P. Wykeham-Martin, M.P., also attended the obsequies of the late vicar. The service, which wee fully choisl, was most impressively performed, the hymns sung being Jerusalem the Golden, Jeans lives—No longer now ...