... ©HE MAIDSTONE AND KENT COUNTY STANDARD—February 23, 1878. Bent @ounty Standard ASHFORD. Aa::l concert took place in the Hothfield Schooloom ot . n.l 'l:_rnmc at which Lady Tufton and school fees in some of the public elemen schools ia the town have been ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... JOHN MARSH, 29,H1GH STREET, MAIDSTONE, BOOT & SHOE MAKER. IMPORTER OF PINET S AND MAYER'S CELEBRATED FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES. Riding, Hunting, and Waterproof Shooting Boots, Gaiters, and Leggings. BEST BLACKING, BOOT TOP POWDERS, FLUIDS, AND ...

... well-selected programme was efficiently carried out before a numerous audience. WesT KENT MiILITIA.—The recruits of the West Kent Light Infantry Militia will come up in Maidstone next Monday morning for the usual drill, preparatory to the assembling of the regiment ...

... pay, c. of members who enter workhouses or fanatic whims. ORDERS hare been issued for the callimt up of the Kent Artillery Militia and the East Kent Militia on the 4th March, for 38 days' drill. The permanent staff will come up on the April. k: fortune of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... circumstances it will never be refused. At a bagatelle match between the Maidstone and Snodland Working Men'’s Clabs, which came off on Tuesday last, at the clab-honse in Earl-street, Maidstone, the home team scored 1,026 to their opponents’ 475, The residence ...