... MAIDSTONE The Kent Association of Workmen’s Clubs.— Lord Hams presided at a meeting of the council of this association, held at the Maidstone Town Hall, on Tuesday afternoon, whrn an application from the Ightham Workmen’s Institute to become afiviated ...

... Muedkr —The High Sheriff of Kent haa fixed TueaJtj, the 27th July, for the execution of Thomas Berry, who waa convicted at the K Asaizea Tueaday, of the wilful murder of Caroline at Erith. Auciion Sale.—At the Star Hotel, Maidstone, on Thursday afternoon ...

... MAIDSTONE. Alderman H. H. Cutbush, the Mayor (W. Day, jun.. Esq.), and J. Smythe, , are the new magistrates be appointed the Lord Chancellor, on the recommendation of the Liberal party. The Kent and Sutsssx Unitarian Association held their annual meeting ...

... BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN KENT. The returns of the Registrar-General shows that the following births and deaths have taken plaoe in the union districts of Kent daring the seeond quarter of the present year Births. Deaths. Bromley 437 226 Dartford 490 ...

... Mr J. A. Waite, B. H. Bowman, Esq , and Mr T. Simmonds. Class 32—Golden Tankard wnrtzal: 20s, Mr Harry Bush, Class 33—Drumhead cabbage: 20a, Mr Septimus Day, North House, Barming, Maidstone ; ho, S. Hope Motley, Esq. Presented by Messrs. James Carter and ...

... .KENT COUNTY COUNCIL. Oar Maidstone correspondent informs os that moTeneat will shortly be set on foot amongst the magistrates of Kent present Sir J, Facnaby Leonard, Bt, with bis fall iergth portrait, which will be btwg in the Grand Jury Boom of the ...

... can be obtained of Mr A. 0. How, Trosley, near Maidstone (wh • will show the lots); place of Sale; and M ’ears. Lanobtdgs, hand Agents, Surveyors and Valuers, Tunbridge Well.. WATERINGBKJRY, NEAR MAIDSTONE. Haif mile f.-om Wateringbury Station. s»to of ...

... one month. From the annual meeting at Lord’s to arrange county cricket fixtures, it appears that the Kent home fixtures are on the Gravesend, Maidstone, Canterbury, and Town Mailing Grounds. Sussex patronises Brighton for home matches. At the Smithfield ...

... S it«l.jo.ttrcrt, Beighten. the wile : golden and jewelled Mitre, his goldvn Crozicr in his Wells—fAnvr.) . . , , s,dicitor, who appeared to proeecute, said defendant c. Browfwood, o ...

... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The fallowing was the remaining business at these sessions which concluded on Friday Maidstone, and which was not ; Included In our dispatch published in our last issue. toe first , court (Friday); before J. G. Talbot, Ksq ...

... KENT WINTER ASSIZES Tho commission of this Assize waa opened at the House, Maidstone, Monday afternoon, by Mr Justice Drove. His lordship arrived by tho 2.44 p.m. train on the North Kent Railway and was met at the Ration by the High Sheriff (Major M. ...

... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These sessions commenced yestcr tay (Thursday), the Sessions House. Maidstone, J. G. Talbot, Esq., M.P., presiding in the first court. Mr. Alfrel Keep, of Grcenhithe, was chosen foreman of the grand jury. Mr. v. Broad wood ...