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... ROYAL WEST KENT VOLUNTEERS AT MAIDSTONE, ~ (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 5 The 2ud Volunteer Battalion Queen's Own money. Tle prisoner gave his wife a sovereign and (Royal West Kent Regiment), sbout 500 in wanted 6s. back, but she would not give it, and ...
... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions for West Kent were I coninicocod at the Semions House, Maidstone, on ' l'lmoday. J. G. Talbot, M.P., presided in the first court, tool amongst the magistrates present were—the Hew J. .1. Marsha's' ...
... KENT. ArxinsoN Josiah Green, 13 Shnkesgeare-road, Sittingbourne, coal, coke, and wood dealer. Second meeting, at F. G. Gibson's, sol., Sittingbourne, Mar. 15 at 11. Foreman Alfred Thomas & Frederick John FOREMAN, Marden, traction engine owners. Feb. 28 ...
... WITH THE WEST KENT YEOMANRY. OUR illustrations are from sketches made during the annual eight days' training of the West Kent Yeomanry, which com menced on the 5th of last month. The regiment, somewhat dusty from their march, rode into the picturesque ...
... MA!IDSTONE. Last nmight a labourer nared Williamson, in reseipt of & pension, cat bis throat. He was immelhkg taken from his residence, in Savdliog-road, to the West Kent General Hospital, where it is believed be will recover. SHEPE PP s SALFORD. At the ...
... acceepted ! COUNCIL MEETINGS FOR KENT. The Kent County Council have decided to hold, in addition to the statutory meeting on November 7th, three meetings every year for the transaction of general hind. ' newt at Maidstone, on the last Wednesday but one ...
... ‘MAIDSTONE. T | U ———— Mr. George Hinds, the coroner for the Weald of Kent, held an inquiry at Headoorn, near Maidstone, yosterday afternoon, toaching the death of Robert Millgate, 33, the son of a farmer and miller, of Charing, whose body was found in ...
... detendast ro; “Yes, ve & ‘.’_““. R o kol A 5 fost and gave 1o witness. The boots 80 received he now They were marked * Kent County Asylum.” Each charge attendaut had & in whish he kept boots for the patients. The attendant at No. 9 ward was John Driver. : He ...
... Folkestone (see Wurting E. T.). Ketrie Henry, Duke of Connaught Inn, Rose-yard, Highstreet, Maidstone, victualler. May 17. At J. W. Menpes's, sol., Maidstone, June 2 at 12. Lavyorey William Horsl:g, 43 High-street, Canterbury, victualler’s manager. May ...
... two gentlenvn Maid-stone. Mr Jewel proiing ictorious, followed two matches Messrs lamdrir ami Smith, the f.trjuer winning the firet. hilling too his opponent's one. However.Mr Smith won til© alter a tie. kilinig the fourth hint. Golden sweepstakes then ...
... proved Journal and West Kent Herald, Feb. 18, 1887. MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. B.i.—Before the Mayor (Alderman W. th i tehair, G. ff. Furber, Eau., and G. B. i lif b i niessine al the Plough Inn. Upper wealimpenemly endorsed to Alfred Smith. -fame • young ...
... MAIDSTONE. BREW E rrai rr — Woticy CUM —The following are the membere (decided upon by competitions played) who will represent the above club in the Kent aseociation annual competitions to take place at Chatham on May 15th:— Chem, Mr A. J. Curd : deaushts ...