... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission of assize for this connty was opened at Maidstone on Wednesday. by Mr. Baron eleasby, and the business commenced on Thursday, in last week. His lordship arrived by South Eastern Railway, and was met at his lodgings ...

... assisted by the Rev. D. D. Stewart, M.A., Vicar of Maidstone, Robert Larking, of Stepney, London, formerly of Maidstone, to Rebecca, fifth daughter of the late Thomas Chambers, Castlemaine Villa, Maidstone. DEATH. Bucxmax - n.—On the 20th instant, at Northfleet ...

... Company kLimited). ESTABLISHED 1824. CHIEF OFFICE-MAIDSTONE, KENT. THE RT. HON. LORD SONDES, Governor. SIR EDMUND FILIKER, BART., Chairman of the West Kent Board. C. J. PLUMPTB.E, Esq., Chairman of the East Kent Board. INSURANCES effected on lives involving ...

... Webster, J.P. ; Lymington : Alderman B. King (C.); Lynn : Thomas Johnson Seppings (C.); Macclesfield ; C. Bracklehurst (L.); Maidstone : Alderman C. Ellis; Manchester: Alderman Grundy (L.); Margate Robert Wood ; Middlesborough: W. Bulmer (L.); Monmouth: John ...

... at 4 p.m. COLLIRION ON THE On Wednesday evening the ship Kent, outward hound for Melbourne, was shout getting tinder weigh, when she was run into hy the roman, from New York. The ruses life boot RAP crushed, and she wee otherwise damaged, which neccentated ...

... made ONLY by FAEHON & Sois, Chemists, Maidstone, hut is Sold Wholesale by all the London Patent Me Mine Houses, and by all Ohemista in Towns and moat Urooma in Villages. W Snodland Mat,l.4tAnte Somas. MAIDSTONE ..Asp Maddock,' Barracks Aylesfurd ...

... MAIDSTOII4 MOWN' ULU& PRO? F SSOR WILIGH l'So V ON soor.cinmvA. nov. A meeting of the Maidstone Fanners' Club was held on Chnessday evening at the Royal Star Hotel, to listen to an &Ashen. from Pmfemor Wrightson, of Salisbury' on Hoot ('ultivation. ...

... obstruetiug and assaulting Henry Dyne, ticket collector at the North Kent railway station.—Complaiuout said that on Saturday he was in attendance ou the 9.59 p.m. train from Maidstone, when prisoner came up to the barrier, and he asked him to let him see ...

... expeditions, and was iustru- ballad, Jack's yarn, Mr. Newton Baylis; overmental in saving from starvation and death the tare, Golden crown ; song, Come lasses stnl. lads, Madame Liebe Kenos; Tahoe, Fusionen; officers and crew of 11.31.'s ship Investigation ...

... fair-field, Bath-street, on Tuesday last, when there was a capital supply of stock, and a very large attendance of buyers. Kent sheep fetched 735., half-breds 675. 6d., Downs 80s., and lambs 40PI ; fat beasts realised from £22 to £23; pigs 605., and store ...

... BATTLES byearefully-preparedidsps, Clears Blood from all irnpnre Maher, MAIDSTONE dep. Ltt. P. .. 1e . from the bat of March Mr. Rut end by the numerous Engravings. -Extract Maidstone Barracks 1 124 12 32'9 32 lit of November ...

... Few) TALE. about pilgrims with per in their oboes! acquaintance of ours never takes his walks abroad without ten nails in his boots. FROM LIGAL PO!NT or irow.—Adviee to persona about to marry. Six and eightpenoe. OUR cook has been giving herself gr eat. airs ...