... counties of Kent and Suisex. WOOL W ICH. accident occurred on Friday night at Woolwkh Arsenal Railway Station. An inenne woman was on the platform, in charge of the odieving officer. who was taking her to tho County Lunatic Asylum. near Maidstone. Seeing ...

... also exhibited some good turnips (Snow fall) and two very fine vegetable marrow.. and two plates of apples (Wellingtons) and (Golden noble) each of which were highly approved of by the meeting. Mr. A. lioness exhibited a plate of potatoes, and and a plate ...

... evening. to Ma' L. Denmark Bowie, Chilham. COAL Wade .-A Re-engagement an Clerk, &c., Sere Eyes caused by weakness. Wheat, Essex, Kent, & Suffolk, a a s. New. Abscesses Seabby Sorer. Le., and Scorbutic Or Sp Lines Line Acesa. Walk If aidetemer 'eneral (tome ...

... Gent's Bide-spriag Boots. 70. ed. to BM Id. Gent. Balmoral Soots, 70. 6d. to Us. ed. Working MOD's Tip and Nailed Boots. es. ad. 67 - - Ladies' Kid Boots. lid. to 14s. M. Children's Boots sad ia gnat variety. Ilanoatod oa the Shor Bodo). J AIM M ASTII2 ...

... STONE STREET, MAIDSTONE. P now showing a large stock of WINTER CLOTHING, consisting of OVERCOATS, REEFERS, MONKEY JACKETS, TROIJSKRB, COATS, VESTS, &c. WARM AND SERVICEABLE HOSE AND UNDERCLOTHING. GLOVES, ran's, WOOL, SHIRTS, BATS, CAPS, BOOTS, LEGGINGS. ...

... afterwards Identified the la. —Prisoner was committed for trial to the Maidstone Borough Sessioas. Tea CAM: Or TO MAINTAIN His WI/Z.—The come of Albert We d, hod been summoned by the Maidstone ileara of Guardians for negleeting to support his w ife, in bad become ...

... the county. Gent's ffide-sprinn Boots. 7c 6d. to I. 411 d. Gent's Boots. 7e. &I. to 64. Mashing Men's Tip and Nailed Boots, 64. to Kid Boots, 11. 114. to 146. dd. Childrro's Boot' sad Shoes is great variety. Repair os the Shoe Notice. J AXIS ...

... the largest BEST SELECTED !NOCE IN MAIDSTONE [I IX QUASTIM (ONE PENNY. 11111 WINO XACZINZII FOUR GUI E AS, 26. Gd. Rasa. SOLE DEPOT. S. KING STREET. MAIDSTONE. G. EATING-HOUSE KEEPER & BUTCH= W. WEEK STREET„ MAIDSTONE. Breakfasts, Dinners, Tess, Provided ...

... produced.—Frederiek Cheeanno, carrier, Charing. dercated tha prisoner sometimes a,aeisted him at night, when he returned from Maidstone. Last Friday he (witness) was out of straw. and he gave prisoner a shilling to go and buy him a truaa. Witness was away when ...

... fear, and prayed that deferdant might he bound over to keep the peace. —The p: isoner waa appreht u led as be was looming Maidstone gaol, alter havitu: be,n has. priarned for fourteen days for having wilfully committed ft:allege to two lamps. the pr..perty ...

... 103.; Hampshire, He regretted that he had not got our own county, but it would be about the entre se Durham. . The average in Kent in lei° was from to I is. 6-I.—En. K. S. 7'.• He believed that had it not been for the Union, wages would have been quite as ...

... MOTOR' V. SNODLAND NIRN'S Ctun.—A bagatelle match took piece on Tuesday evening at the Maidstone Working Men's Club between four members selected from each club. Toe Maidstone players were Messrs. Fraser, F. Coomber. W. Corte, and O. Pawley, and the Sncelland ...