... doubtliess be what has already passed. 3~ Alderman Much interest has been shown in Maidstone in reference to cricket since the visit of the Notts team to Mote Park. Kent was not sucoessful iot Do ok complimented eou ve m oa M':_uu&.- that occasion, and ...

... SAD BUICIDE IN MAIDSTONE. About ome o’clock, on Frida; .M‘aoalx Supt. Dalton received M«-‘afln& T Bootes, carpenter, m on business at 39, -street, had shot . On procesding to the wflhmwy?dhh polipe-station, Sapt. Dslton found .C. Aocott Mh;&m&m—fi‘u&. time ...

... The Kent Coun LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. The Mayor of Maidstone attended the opening of the American Exhibition on Monday. - . We are requested fo state that Lady Syduey - would be glad to closs the sccounts of the Women's ~ Jubilee Offering on the 14th inst ...

... MAIDSTONE POLICE ’ «--;mumm-monstone an unj attack on the mot only in Ireland bat alswo in England; they had beard, in fact, a whicky ,bave ; beeu delivered amidst !‘mt any wuidl omtor tnr - b h-.d — -square, or & 'aa'-dh yt Park, ve Do no clue, a ...

... ST. PAUL'S (MAIDSTONE) FLOWER SHOW. The fifth annual Horticultural Show, in connection with the St. Psul's Cottage Gardeners’ lut&d lorl;szmt Somnntyi;u held in the ily w grounds of R. . Balston, ~ moioxloy-mu,o-'l‘undnyh& Thloci‘:. under whose auspices ...

... R A e Yours truly, H. BLLIOTT. Horsmonden, Kent. e, Scotch Tweed Trousers from . veee 18s. Eatablished over 50 Years. BRITT’S SAWS ARE THE BEST. TRY THEMNM. Tt i g s e ; ome mmmpduhm 3, WEEK STREET, MAIDSTONE. (747 Siz,—l have read with much interest the ...

... change. Mr. White said ‘‘ He could not take the boots then, but if the defendant would do them up for him and put them in a chair, he would later 'in the day ecall for them. In the afternoon he came for his boots bat did not see the defendant. Eotonndth.booh'nm ...

... once struck with Jessop’s boots from their peculinr shape. He did not take Wi'son's boot, as there was no distinctive feature about the other prints. —By Jessop: He did mnot tell either defondants that one was a thin pair of boots, and :the other a freshly ...

... e Kent County Standard, Tunbridge Wells Standard, and Soutuncrougn and Tonbridge Journal, Nov. 11, 1857. & | TO THR :lo:on &u:';xlrr wumnup::p. ~g0:13 Sim, — t those of your readers, who are OUEPOIIINE. ey el e S e buo, up latel oA ol i MAIDSTONE SCHOOL ...

... The enutries were 400 bullocks, 800 sheep, 20 calves, and 100 pigs. ITXIANM ;‘,“-_n.-n 6, at Victoris-street, Maidstone, #n“ll s Maidstone, e AT Duu--n-mc..u mm:!u (while a:—-ra-& 111-.‘z-‘ird Tunbridge Wells, aio ißt e £ e B beth, the late Thomas Bimed ...

... .. 2 6 | w largest mngle, per 100 2 6 CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION. THE KENT C)UNTY SEED ESTABLISHMENT, HIGH STREET BANK STREET, MAIDSTONE. ...

... servants kept; mm—mumnm:; ton, Kent. .. Wr e 470 Y eol irive oy St bave good charseter.—R. J. Oroad, Hayes, Kent. [2 ANTED. T'RAVELLER wu'nl.)‘-h Keat, Burrey, T and Sassex, for the sale of ladies’ and children’s boots and shoes. Oh*:m to. . Thoss r drapers ...