... TUB KENTISH GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 27.1879. James Quin, all of the East Kent Militia, wore charged with being drunk on Saturday evening in the public streets.—Mr. Superintendent Davies said that on the whole and taking the training through never known ...

... increase of the corresponding period of 1878, and a decrease of 6 on tho corresponding week last year. The Board then adjourned. KENT MENDICITY SOCIETY EASTRY UNION DISTRICT. The annual general meeting of this Society was held at the Guildhall, Sandwich, on ...

... Painting.” S. John is seated on a threne, his head surrounded with golden nimbus, and the name lOHB written ab *ve. There are eight other compartments in each of which is representation of a golden candlestick (Uevelati m.c. i.v. 12-20). excepting the panel ...

... The Managing Committee met on Thursday, the Mayor (Alderman Bottle) the chair. *l**eial one for the consideration of the Last Kent Cliff Sea Defence Works. Mr. Sharp elicited that the work should have been finished in September last, although bad only been ...

... influence of England throughout the countries of tho world. Heme Bay. Fbomsnadk Band. —Last week closed the engagement of the Cast Kent Militia Band, and their departure reminds us the end of the season, which has not been a eery prosperous one on account the ...

... absolutely nothing. Mr. Wodkhouse said the expenses, whatever they mit'ht be, were only sue had been borne by other Unions Kent without complaint. The resolution moved Mr. Pittock was then put ' the meeting and carried. 19 voted for it, one, Mr. . K. ...

... week at the years. The appointment, believe. i» made the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Minter, •olicitor, of Folkestone, the well known Kent County Oort practitioner, i« stated to be candidate for the Board —A monthly meeting was held Tuesday. The members present ...

... of removal in the case of Charles Harraer, alios Charles Babb, man of 36 or 37 years old, who was admitted into one of the Kent lunatic asylums in August, 1878, and becamo chargeable at that time. The pauper was illegitimate, but the birth settlement ...

... victim of foul play. But it was not until the 31st that his dead body was found in a wood close to the Bohemian frontier. Boots watch, and purse had been taken, and bis left hand had been cut off and was not to be found. His repeating-carbioe and bayonet ...

... poisoned in and near Faversham. Edwin Dawes, Esq., of Mount Ephraim, Hero bill, has qualified as a Justice of the Peace for Kent, and will act in the Faversham division. P. j. Wilduiaa-LudhiQtfton, Esq., a newly-appointed Justice of the Peace, took his ...