... very naturally and properly followed the two last toasts—the 17th Kent and their worthy oet. The one he had to propose was that of >( Honorary Members and Subscribers of the 17th Kent. He thought that toast would be cordially drank, and that public spirit ...

... Knight, her mistress, and the purse and rings belonged Mrs Webb, and had been stolen from her the prisoner Dickenson. A pair of boots had also been stolen from Tonbridge by the prisoners. Dickenson had assumed the name of Johnson, at tho Angel Hotel, Tonbridge ...

... surgeon, showed that there were no external marks on deceased, who was apparently about 40 rears of age. The woman's bonnet and boots we#e Ailed . the beach in the morning and picked tip after the body. The jury returned a verdict of Found drowned, but how ...

... sth March* THEFT OF BOOTS. James LUCH. labourer, was charged on remand stealing from the shop. No, 4, Lower pair of boots. Taiue 9s. 6d., the property of Mr. Manser on the 10th inst.—lt appeared that Mr. Manser saw the *r cut the boots down from the outside ...

... 10th inst., at Scrubb’s-lane, Maidstone, Mr. French, aged 27. On the 13th inst., at Bark Farm, West Borough, Maidstone, Mr. Samnel Bodkin, sen., In the 71st year of ms age. On the 13th inat., at Branawick-atreet, Maidstone, Mrs. Booth, aged 65. ...

... iwhere the jacket was hung up, and afterwards take aomething from the pocket. The priaoner was subsequently apprehended in Maidstone. He pleaded guilty, and waa sentenced to six weeks' hard labour. CRAWLEY DOWN. Concert Aid or the Cricket Club. —A very ...

... KENT SPRING ASSIZES. The commission for the Kent Assizes was opened at Mu ids tone, on Monday last, by lord Justice Brett, who i> accompanied on the circuit Lord Justice Sir George ram well. Loi d Justice Brett arrived in the town by the 4.15 p.m. train ...