... Marquis of Anglesey, and married on August 4,184 E, Lord Winchilsea, then Viscount Maidstone. by whom she leaves surviving issue George Witham Henry Viscount Maidstone; Lady Constance, married to the Hon. Frederick Charles Howard, second son of the Earl ...

... esteem of those over whose land he rides. Altogether, the hunting men of Kent, and especially those in the Western Division, have reason to be proud of the Master of the West Kent ; and we are sure they will be delighted at the opportunity now afforded ...

... Misses Bruce, Capt. Stockwell, 10th Begitrent, Captain and Mrs. Towsend, Mr. Mrs. and Misses Botham, Col. &wart, Mr. D'Aeth, Kent Artillery, Mrs. Norris, Miss Bolleston, Capt. sI. I :tt i.liutehinson, Mrs. and the Misses Benson, Mr. , hojal Artillery, the ...

... the Star Hotel, Maidstone. ea Wedassday, the Van. Archdeacon of Maidstone in the chair, when a very favourable report was read from the Committee. At:LIDS:4T THE Lisz.—Os Saturday evening Charles Sharp, a loader, employed it the Maidstone station of the ...

... Warden, amounted to twelve guineas. LIQUIDATIONS IN KENT.—Richard Henry Friend Upper Walmer, plumber. Thomas Harrison, Lewisham, schoolmaster and lodging house keeper. Thonias Roeper, London and Sydetikam, boot manufacturer. Dividend—Thomas Huntley Spencer ...

... the member for East Kent, and who can claim the distinction of being the youngest J.P. in the County of Kent, took his seat on the magisterial bench for the time on Monday. We regret to and that Mr. E. L. Pemberto n M.P. for Eut Kent, has suffered a severe ...

... John C'airtle v. H. Le Betit.—Ctsim LI is. 3d. forthree pairs of boots supplied on approval and not rebutted. — Defendant elicited from the plaintiff that he did not know how many boots were sent, nor how many were returned. Defendant further produced ...