... , 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 ...

... The Kent Count itanl dar RENT ~AUDIT.OF F. S. W. CORN- mvd‘:ig?mm attend that Court. -He 3 asked g W any! ahout. the case WALLIS, ESQ. ' a,umt the d‘elend.nt.—-lr’;% M“& The annual rent audit of F. 8. W. Cornwallis, nch for the defence, and submitted ...

... Hospital, writes;—“No contrivance could possibly suit better.” JOHN WOOLCOTT, Eau., F.R.C.S., Founder of the Kent County Opthalmic Hospital, Maidstone, writes :—“ Hixav Lat saxes a Spectacles have given myself snd patients entire sat Uf action.” T. SMITH ROWE ...

... Jarvis and Son 198 4 0 Mr Austen 0 0 Mr R. O. Jarvis 184 0 0 Mr T. Hudson (accepted) 178 10 0 Ponca Accommodation.— At the Kent General Sessions, last week, the following letter was read from the Sooth borough Local Board : —Southboroogh, 22 ad October ...

... works executed in Landscape Gardening any extent—fAnvr.]. 1 MAIDSTONE. The Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union.— At the Police Court on Saturday, Langley John Weaver, clerk ia the’employ of the Kent Labourers’ Union, summoned, under the Trade Union Act of 1871 ...

... Qm Kent iment), to be Lieutenant, vice W. J. Need, transferred to the-Queen's Owa (Royal West Kent Regimeut). The Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regimsat). — Lieut. Claud Edmeston Gireen, from the 3rd Battalion.the Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regimeat) ...

... 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 ...

... stacks. Answers well. KILLS MICE ON THE SPOT. Fiftynine fonnd dead in the bonse one packet. Send stamps and try it. [l4* THE “GOLDEN LUSTRE” SILK PAPER- HANGINGS. (Rkgd. Tradk Mark). WILLIAM OOOKB & 00., SOLB MANUFACTURERS PATENTEES. GROVE WORKS, LEEDS. THESE ...

... PROFESSOR CF DRAWING, INCHULVA, ALBIGN PLACE, MAIDSTONE. Rusiness Notices. FIBEWORKB? FIREWORKS!: -W.WOOOODS, 57, High-street, Maidstone, next Post-cfive. New stock of goods—Squihs, crackers, pin wheels, golden rains, blue devils, serpenta, &e.,and 24., ...

... To tht Editor of the Kent and Sussex Courier, Sis, —I do not think that the utterances of the Rev. Father Searle, as reported in your issue of the 12th inst., tend in the least degree to the furtherance of Christianity, for which purpose his church is ...

... 7, Royal Parade. R. P. HOOPER, 39, Church-road. J. CARR & SON 3, 46, Calverley-road. J, R, BOLD, 22, Mount Pleasant, G. W. KENT, Broadwater Down (Post Office, Frantroad). G. FAULKNER, IS, High-street. S. F. HAWLEY, 90, Camden road, A. D. GATES, Mount ...

... at Gladstone-road. Maidstone, loreuce Sophia Bennett, aged 1 year. lLosxicx —November 12, at 6, Queen’s-road, Peckham, Creasy, widow of Nicholas Jarvis Bonnick, of Cranbrook. in her ysth year Bray—November 17, at Walter-lane, Maidstone, William Bray, aged ...