... Frost (lhiddou). r G. Bunyard; cot flowers, Mr Davis (Maidstone cemetery), Mr Goddard, Mr G. B-ngud; fruits, F. Sendumore, Ksq, (Manor House, Maidstone), A. Killick, Kaq, ), E. Amies Eaq, (Maidstone), Mr E&{OM (w'(!n ‘; e B.:; :ykhn. (hlt' Satton), Mr ...

... TONBRIDGE, KENT, Mm& CRUONK have received instructions i) from the Esecutors of the late Mr. T. Done, to BELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, JaANUARY 28, and following days, ‘1!19, sale to commence each day at %_I o'clock, the whoie I‘l’ the BUILDER'S STOCK ...

... Hadlow ; the Bell, ‘Golden Green; the {Crown Hotels, At Tunbridge and Severioaks ; Star, Maid|stone ; of Mr. George Stenuiog, Solicitor, Tonbridge, and lof Mr. @, hmldgv, Estate agent, Valuer and Surveyor, | Tanbridge Wellr, KENT. ...

... grown to a considernble extent in East Kent, near Bttingbonrne : al« in West Kent, nearthe Crays ; and in Mid Kent very exten.ively between Tonbridge and Maidstone, and on the “ hang of the hill” to the south of Maidstone, apon the strip of ...

... remanded from the West Kent %umrur Sessione, lxnn;;s pretended to be deaf and damb. he jury were first callod upon to decide ns to whether he was really 8o afflicted or not. Kvidence wasgiven by J. Sergeant, gatekeeper at Maidstone gaol, & H. Cooper, porter ...

... J. H. Carling's Golden Tankards were not quite up to the average ; the turnips, too, were small and rooty ; but the drumhead cabbages were nnusually fine. The annaal dinner ol the subscribers took rlu. at the Drill Hall of the 2nd Kent Artillery Volunteers ...

... been employed at Malling Abbey. She identified the articles produced as her husband's pmpobl;ts. Prisoner waid he came from Maidstone, but he no parents living, and hohad lived with Mr Curzon. The Bench said o similar complaint had been received from Mr Curzon ...

... the law was carried into effect withinthe walls of Her Majesty's Prison, Maidstone, upon Stephes Gambrill, aged 28, an agricaltural labourer, who was convicted at the recent Kent Winter Assizes for the marder of Mr Arthar Gillow, &' young man 23 years ...

... Stationery, Me icines, Perfumery, Wine, Spirits, Beer, l'obacco aud Cigars. Wearing Apparel (Laties’, Gentlemen's and Chilldren’s). Boot« aud Bhoes, Howiery. Hats, Cap+, Unbielins, &c. Dres-ing Cases aud Toile. Asticles, Portmanteaus, Traaha, 8. ¢ .. P fi. - ...

... then asdisting to - wrap the boots up. Toin{dlem they belonged to Mr Moore, he took them from them. They both denied the theft, and said they bought them at Maidstone, Wm.. Massie, foreman to Mr Moore, identified the boots as_the property of his em‘rloyer ...

... events, the merit of that cleanliness which dog-boots do not rnue« The danger of infection arising from the use of these boxes eannot be over-estimated. At the dinner held after the judging at Maidstone show, three years ago, attention was deawn to this ...

... Mr. C. 1 o rond ; Mr ,E, Durrant Greod Parade Mr Pt W 4 WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. muums:-wmammmm western division of county were opened on Thursday morning, at the Sessions House, Maidstone, belore J. G. Talbot, Baq., J.P. There were also on the Bench ...