... 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 ...

... KENT AND SUSSEX WINTER ASSIZES. The commission for these Ass zes wis opened at the Sessions House, Maidstone, on Moalay, by the Honourable Sir Alexander Cockbura. Lord Chief Justice of England, who arrived Maidstone by the 5.32 trim on the London, Chatham ...

... THE KENT AND SUSSEX CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LIMITED. Incorporated under the Limited Liability Acts of 1862, 1867, and 1877. CAPITAL /50,000, in 12,500 Shares of £4 each, WITH POWER TO INCREASE. £l to be Paid upon Application, and £1 upon Allotment. THE ...

... 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 ...

... THE KENT AND SUSSEX CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. Incorporated under the Limited Liability Acts of 1862, 1867, and 1877. CAPITAL £50,000, in 12,500 Shares of £4. each, WITH POWER TO INCREASE. £i to be Paid upon Application, and £1 upon Allotment ...

... —Prisoi er said be was g'ven to understand that he was committed Maidstone on both charges.—The evidence given last wtek in reference to the assault read, and the prisoner was committed to Maidstone to take bis trial his trial the Sessions or Assizes, which ...

... appointment, or at his Business Premises, above, where he keeps a large assortment of French and English Boots and Shoesof & bast make. Agent for F. Pi net's Boots. —[Advt.] Kanca of Removal.—F. Gardner, Practical Shirt Tailor, begs to announce that on and after ...

... 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 ...

... interest were Mming to find—without meaning any disrespect by the simile—that the agricaltari-ts wers the geese who laid the golden eggs—(cheers and langhter)— nd that the lfricuhnn) interest conld not ¥affer withoat the interests of the entire commereinl ...

... appointment, or at his Business Premises, above, where he keep* large assortment French and English Boots and Shoe sol the best make. Agent for F. net's Boots.—[Advt.] None* or Removal.—F. G*rdn*b, Practical Shirt Tailor, beg* to that on and after Tueedav ...

... THE KENT AND SUSSEX CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. Incorporated under the Limited Liability Acts 1862, 1867. and CAPITAL £50,000, 12,500 Shares of each, WITH POWER TO £1 to be Paid upon Application, and £\ upon Allotment THE REMAINDER KEQUI&KD, After ...

... 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 ...