... THOMAS OMANI% and told by Innkeepers in Kent, Surrey, and Sneers. Per Rattle—a I. WI Tom I:in, sweetens'''. noted l'sr flue &VOUS' 2 e ritnsug Mixing I:in, unoweetemul 2 Fine Cordial fin. noted tine flavour 2 0 Maidstone Hollauds Can, the celebrate! old 1 ...

... following resolution was carried : That the Maidstone School Board having ascertained that the education of large number of children in Maidstone is seriously curtailed by the determination the Maidstone Board Guardians not to pay school fees for the ...

... Agent forl'unningtunt l. ,*'s 01,) FIRST-CLASS SPIRITS, STRONG. AND CHEAP. BOTTLED at the Maidstone Distillery, by GB tar. and Sold by thtvatte out the countie• of Kent and Suasei. d. Old Tom Gin. noted for fine battle t 4 'liking %MAW tai,etle•i ..• . . ...

... fpihnitt of Countv sttoo. n. storm on Saturday was felt with sre4 *verity to Maidstone. In of went hes., rams the banks d the Medway to a eonalderable extent. Lord and &nada. rived lart week, at Lees Court, a large for emelt, _ - - The Guanhaao about ...

... Mantle Football Club. On Saturday last, a match was played against Maidstone on the Maidstone ground. The game was very fast and well contested, the ground being dry and in good order. Maidstone being much stronger and heavier, carried the scrimmages, but, ...

... future. Sir Charles Mills and Mr. J. B. Talbot, the members for the Western Division of the county of Kent, attended the Edenbridge Fat Stook, Corn, and Boot Show annual dinner (presided over by Mr. O. Ranbury Field), on Wednesday last. In responding to the ...

... Miss Keating; Monsieur Cannelle (a grocer, ex-Mayor), C. Kent; Monsieur Doux {confectioner, churchwarden), A. Heather; Monsieur le Blanc (perfumer), E. Dal.imore; barbeau (landlord of Golden Goose), Drake, sen.; Picard (his man-servant I, Boorman; ...

... Scott, tifi, rag and bone dealer was charged with stealing pair women's boots, value 3s. 7d., the property of Thomas Stone, clothes dealer, 7, West-street, Faversham. The boots, which were haugiug ouside prosecutor's shop, were missed ou the of the 11th ...

... decided to proceed | with the defences.—Mr Angell (Maidstone) has been | appointed engineer to the Board on the drainage question. DRAMATIOS.—Mr G. W. Churchley, of Dartford, well known in West Kent as an amateur actor and reciter of merit, took the part ...

... lea , big without a notice. She ”.1.1 the calic o to Jane ifughe., a 'trona-haml clothe. dealer. and the linen to 3 Mr.. Golden. Three month!: hard labour for each otfenoe nth. in Al. H.cic ti‘N 1 N.lll I - entivtainment wan en at the &Noe room on ...

... bones with he., wanted in mil alleaning both to rent and porches,. KENT ! -C•lotry lt,oidenue am t ten sore of fount, with stabling, om.Lonsm,andout•buildingstobe MO from Station, &boot three from devetroke, mot healthy soot Omani eititation neer village ...

... CANTERBURY POULTRY BHOW. The fifth annual Canterbury poultry, pigeon, and rabbit show was held iu the Kent Connty Pavilion on Thursday last aud the two following days. The number of entries, 1,044, was greater by more than nundred than they were laat ...