... Maidstone. West Kent Qpauter Sessions. —Fhese sessions commence at Maidstone on Thursday next.—The ; prisoners committed for trial are :—James Andrews, 21, labourer, stealing a pair of boots Chatham ; Henry Baker, 32, marine store dealer, stealing cloth ...

... good; spring, bad. Peas, under average. Boot crops, very good. Hay, huge growth; well got. Harvest, now genenl. Mr. Bobert Matson, Wingham:—Wheat, over avenge. Barley, under average. Oats, good. Peas, good. Boot crops, mangel good and swedes partial. Hay ...

... might be proceeded with, a scuffle had taken place, and that he had thrown his boot at him. 'Fhe attendant stated that he put out his hand to protect himself, causing the boot to fall back the patient’s head, and so inflicting the wound. No other person ...

... quo warranto to question the election. The Court granted a rule nisi. Maidstone. QUARTER SESSIONS. The Midanmmer Session for the borough Maidstone waa held the Town-hall, Maidstone, on Saturday, before the Recorder (R. H. B. Mambam, Esq.). The magistrates ...

... —Before the Mayor (Captain Lambert) W. Brock, and C. Collard, Esqs. Thbtt or Boots.—Patrick Hughes, a private in the 6th Carbineers, was charged with stealing a pair of boots, value Ss.. the property of James Delumar, leather lace manufacturer. No. 4, ...

... Theft of Pair of Boots. —George Henry White was charged with stealing pair of porpoise hide boots, value 205., the property Wm. Proctor, at Throwley. on the 28th ult. The prosecutor is coachman at Throwley Parsonage. On the nit. the boots in question were ...

... shoemaker and live at Woodaesborough. The boots now produced I have seen before. I know they are my make. I made them at the beginning of November last. The prisoner ordered the boots of in the usual way. The boots wore delivered to him in the course of ...

... still under the circumstances they shonld dismiss the charge. The West Kent Militia, which are under orders to assemble Maidstone, the 22ad inst., will, together with East Kent, have their month’s training Shorncliffe camp. is thought probable that the ...

... Harrisom. —ln a recent issue of Church Bells/' the fallowing sketch accompanied by a portrait of the Vea. Archdeacon of Maidstone is given The Venerable Benjamin Harrison, eldest son of the late Mr, Benjamin Harmon, of Clapham, Surrey, Treasurer Quy's ...

... utmost possible extent. Boots were hardly average display, tbs season having been unfavourable. L idy visitors centred their attention on the poultry, whish there was an interesting collection one section of the same building. KENT AND CANTERBURY HOSPITAL ...

... Woodnesborough. The victim was Mr. Arthur Qillow, son of Captain Qillow, J.P., of Woodnesborough Cottage, proprietor of the East Kent Brewery, Sandwich. The whole neighbourhood was thrown into consternation when the rumour of the tragedy first spread, and it ...

... necessary to hold an inquest in either oaae. Farai. Fau. Ora ths Culff. —On Tuesday inquest was held the body of Mr. Arthur Clark, boot salesman of Netting Hill, who was killed by falling over the cliff on the previous day. Mr. Sntton, Ewnbroker. of the same ...