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... of the Maidstone Waterworks C. A. Case prosecuted. instructed by Mr. Ware, of the Maidstone Waterworks, and stated the faqs of the case, and explained that rsons were not allowed to give water away.— Horace Hounslow, an inspector of the Maidstone Waterworks ...
... Malting; and of kites's. TooTSLL and Foie, Laud rrrrrrrr end Valuers, 13. Ring-street, Maidstone, and 11, Farnivers Inn, London, E.C. MILTON- NIT?. BITTINGBOURNE, KENT. Messrs. Tootsll 8c Sons RAVE received instructions from the Heirs in Gaveßind of the ...
... TUNBRIDGE WELLS. West Kent Light Infantry Militia.—(From Friday's Gazette). —Sub-Lieutenant E. D. Tbornburgh-Cropper to be Lieutenant. Kent Rifle Volunteers.—(From Friday's Gazette).—lst (Maidstone) —Frederic Pine, junr., to be sub-lieutenaut (supernumerary) ...
... rta Curtels'i. Orals golden ;pencilled ismer& • 12 bombs' old: anis (direct). -W. Rabsca, Gill, Willesbore, Ashford. 15./DUGYES 11-A tossatiful Atria= with ariamem tsll, sat package included for ; Sectary aa issdpt to. away ; a boot of ease aeon; (cod u; ...
... father and mother, inmates of the Union. | j . THEFT FROM A BARGE. Richard Goodhew, a lad, was charged with stealing a pair of boots, a coat, one pair of trowsers, and a hat, the property of John Shackleton, on the 11th of February last. Prosecutor, who is ...
... •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 ...
... 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 ...
... Canterbury—The trade in Kent fleeces can hardly be said to have fairly set in, but flockrnasters are making eager mquiries as to rates, which are quoted at 15d. per lb. for sheep, and 'Jd. per lb. for lambs. * The officers of the 3rd East Kent, The Buffs, the ...