... , what boots he was wearing. The defendant reg!i-d . Y-.lh-n.;-n«“hg Asylum boots on. he took off his feet and gave to witnesa. mwu-:mdv.aumm. They were marked * Kent County tic Asylum.” - Each durge' .un:dnt bad l'::m in whish be kept boots for patients ...

... April.—The def tad- - mitted purchasiug the boots, but said he was not aware that he was doing wrong.—Sergeant Jolly ved the case. —The Bench fiued the defendant - Rnndahourdordhhto p:!{otnblenluoltho‘ boots, £1 os. A month was allowed for payment ; in ...

... Ware. This was auother laughable race. - - S 60 Yamps Bacx Race.— First prize by Mr. E. Aq‘n; second, & tenus racqaet, * Golden Boot v prise 1, W. T. Beale; 2, F. Griffen. Tra ox Wartez —The programme coucluded with tea on the water. o The g\n were distributed ...

... WEST KENT BLACKHEATH. Dearn or Mr. 3. W. Joussox.—This gontleman, author of the ** History of Gardening, * and of many works ou chemistry and horticultura, died last wo-k at his resilence, near Croydon, at the age of 84. He was born at Blackheath, being ...

... 20 THE EDITOR OF THE KENT OOUNTY STANDARD. Sir,—ln discussing a disputed question of such :Efluwouthi-, it is very essential not to mis‘the argumeunts of the other side. . When we read, as in s ?uufieh in the. Maidstone and Kentush Journal, a sentence like ...

... MAIDSTONE BUSINESS CARDS. THE MAIDSTO TOILET CLUB. ssranummmxp 1811, & -d?ufl-'ly&b- Ww. WILLS & BON, eriptions for Hair Cutting, Singeing, s PLuxexas, Grisrsad 184.4 C FORDER, Ny 8, Middle B:. High STONE STRENY, Camp's Patent Butimates gioen ) lfl;r Brflh ...

... GLEBE x«RM, BARMINQ, KENT, About half-a-mile from East Farlelgh Station (S.E.R.), 1 mile from Harming Station (L.C. )» and miles from Maidstone. SALE OF ABOUT 56,000 HOP-POLES AND THE EXCELLENT FARMING STOCK. MESSRS. LANGRIDGK are instructed by the Rev ...

... THE KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER. DECEMBER 3. 1886 been written by the late sheriff which declaims against the expenses of the post and derides its dignltisa. In Kent be states:—lt is not unfrequent for the holder of this dignified office to hire footmen who ...

... mvn. owever, . must recollect the motto, N/ valfin to do Mrhnlb-t(dnnd‘_. The county of Kent was _eminent in cricket, #0 it was in football, and as wmw?n.m Maidstone: Club had done much to keep i bflnhn‘a-r,heu). He ) to couple with the tosst the name of ...

... present. The Maidstone troop had guest night at the Castle Hotel last (Thursday) evening, and the same evening smoking concert was held the Kentish Hotel, the proceeds being devoted to tbe family of the late Sergt.-Major Iddenden, of the Maidstone troop. In ...

... ln#: Hensmaro t%n pounds dAT:g- for mult. ) mouey was, however, paid Court Yy o e Tor moruing, MAIDSTONE COFFEE PALACE COMPANY. The aonnal meeting of the Maidstone Coffee Palace Comnpany L!.imlod')ru\:u heid at the Coffee Pulace, Week-street, on y morning ...

... old diplomatic servant of the Crown.” Kent and Sussex Assizes. The Spring Assises for the countiee Kent and Sussex will commence on Monday, the 24th May, at Lewes ; the rumour that they were to held in Maidstone in consequence of outbreak of small-pox ...