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... Now-stroet. T:S-- h.m.,i.mfo«l‘udu T y-n‘ous:h proceed to Maidstone for Christmas. On his way out of town he passed Mr. 's shop, and, no one being in it, he walked in and hunself to a pair of boots, with which he made his way to the county town. The poli ...
... hich ldor‘-;thb-dbdog(}a-‘ry in w m;l!-lmudpmmwlhah' the Royal West Kent,” * to Captain Cummings” ; Success to Lieut. Dauiell and Colour- Sergeant Miller” ; “'“:v:fi &c. The West Kent Regiment artists of no n-ltlill.ilvo-yifi- from the frescoes which adorned ...
... hmmdlr, b id.; and ) inlo?‘d:d. For the i of M:i.m' . y, MM)P:; executors of Kg“!h::md, I|s.; and Mr. Chariton, Bd. Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard, and Southborough and Tonbridge Journal, January 2, 1885. Eh0ra5. ooy ...
... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. SBATORDAY.—Before the IT C. . Long, 3).'.“. ,and D, W&hfi.&q | %fl.m up onremand, with a assault on I“I?:. in the Roval West Kent Regiment. plainant ‘said on aum-'r he saw prisoner at the bottom of Bt. Faith-street, in n- B e iainast) ...
... this cause of vain regrets and get on to runs in which I really had a part. WOODMAN.” WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. YESTERDAY. These sessions were commenced Maidstone yesterday, Mr J. 6. Talbot, M.P., presiding in the Firet Court, and Mr J. 8. Oathorne Hardy ...
... 7’ i g o 'sv:‘:?. L ‘ e s . R Ei LA .'.. ‘ B \ 5 i P g i Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tanbridge 'W ells Standird, and Séuthborough and Tonbridge Journal, January 9, I€Bs. 8 The Maldstone sow Kitchen c«-k have e T N o uk, and wi same on -mmm‘:’fim ...
... WEST KENT SESSIONS. (Tl 7 URSDAY.) Before .7. Talbot, Esq., M.P., and other magistrates. • MJaao 81, bricklayer, pleaded guilty to stealing wood, value Is. the property of FrAuces Sarah Pat, at Tonbridge ; also with assaulting P.C. Kelway.— Mr Stone ...
... intended to take • house in 'fuubridga Wells. As the boots were not returned as promised the tradestnau proceeded to the lodgings id the parties, and claimed them, and also the money for the pair of boots which the man had selected and was wearing at the ...
... clasMS. He urged the labourers to take part in the further work of reform. Mr Leppard (West Kent) then moved: That this meeting, behalf of the labourers of Kent and Sussex, tenders its since rest gratitude to the Government for having secured the extension ...
... Anderson, Maidstone; KSTtack m io rt .>» pn % .h. | taken by Mr R. O. Edwards, of Bexley, with Surrey . b-C \y. n. Davl*, J. 3. Gregory, The Marquess of Ely, • flue buck of the same colour. Mr A. Wynn, or. Thos. Jackson, and Thoe. Lambert, Maidstone, was third ...
... Maidstone and Kent County Standard, Tunbridge W ells mu,—Ahofls-'fl-m-l Q?&flwhh. on Wednesday evening, between the Church lustitute and '*hghz twams, resulting in o victory h,'l-w. home tesm being within one of game. - sooTe »hw@m.qmwrwm. The teams were ...
... extended to the r preseatatives Maidstone newspapers, we cannot pubhsh any says : The intimation that Sir Charles Mill- intends retire from public life at the tle v -esent Administration has been received Much n?Tret in Kent, for daring the serenteen Tears ...