... conviction in his own mind that the debt is not his. I regret to learn that the foot rot is very prevalent in various parts of Kent, and many farmers have suffered serious lows in consequence. The most stringent precautions are taken by the authorities in ...

... rsgletsred by R. Guam Kest Iron Works, First-Class Spirits. PURE, STRONG, AND CHEAP. BOITLED the MAIDSTONE DISTILLERY, by THOMAS GRANT, and sold by Innkeepers in Kent, Surrey, sad Sussex. Per Bottle. S. d. Old Tom Gin, sweetened, noted for fine Savour 2 6 Strong ...

... Yorkshire each took precedence of Kent with regard to numbers ; but for quality of paper no county could boast of producing such a list of good papers as those made by Whatmon, Hollingsworth, Balaton, and Monckton, of Maidstone, Joynson, of St. Mary Cray, and ...

... THE POLICE FORCE IN KENT. The reports for 1879 of H. M. Inspectors of Constabulary have just been issued. From those of Captain Willis, the inspector for the South of England, we take the following : The force for the county of Kent numbers 300 persons ...

... reform, under the name of the Kent County Amnia. tion of Change Ringers, with the Archbishop of Canterbury as President. and Viscount Cranbrook, Lord Harris, the Dean of Canter. bury, and the Archdeacons of Canterbury and Maidstone as Vice-Presidents. The Bev ...

... tsicrscrua.—Poets invariably fe one another that they are prophets sal 'wen. ~. According to the Laureate, besidea being golden with golden stars anoe, the Mee through good and ill, and the future 1ic.14 him in the shape of an open scrolL Hence as, infer ...

... can do. In the kennel-yard were to be found Lord Guilford, the Hon. Ralph Nevin (Master of the West Kent), and Mr F. F. Mackenzie (Master of the East Kent), who brought over with him his huntsman, John Hills, and they were busily engaged in judging the ...

... by the promoters of the Maidstone and Raiwa Bill, in commemoration of the peeing of the bill through Parliament. Armen= Suicnia.—On Monday afternoon, a man named Donaldson, with a frien d, was driving from Chatham to Maidstone. when he found a woman lying ...

... THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. W. understand that there is no immediate intention of sensing further troops to Ireland. -Tuesday's About forty-seven thousand people are at the present time inmates of the various metropolitan work- The receipts on account of revenue ...

... THE EAST KENT G. isailantans HOKE, TOILIGN, MID COLONLAL. Tee the AT NAura TAI..—S. writes to Timer.— On the arrival of the MIA telegram relative to the Naini Tel disease., from thorinv List ' and other sources records of some of those lost their lives ...

... Hoo, farmer. Oorham and Son, Northfleet, cement manufacturers. James Hedley, Maidstone, engineer. grocer, and homelier. Anthony Bradley Neal, Maidstone, brushmaker and boot dealer. James Miles Setter&ld. Minster, Thanet, market gardener. John Leith Watson ...

... SMALL PROFITS & QUICK CHARLES GIBBON, 24, EAST STREET, SITTINGBOURNE, DRAPER, CLOTHIER, HATTER, BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSEMAN, AND GENERAL OU iri 1 IER, trASnow on Sale every article in the above Departments at the lowest possible prices. C. G., having 8 ...