... election fought in Maidstone by the Conservative party, and we have trot yet met with anyone whose peace of mind has been at all dieturbed by Mr. Barker'. threat.. THE STOCK MARKET. — IMPORTANT ALTERATION.—For some time pare Maidstone at. ck market has ...

... CURRENT PRICES OF ENOLIRL wen. pi! lb. Fleece.. d. 4. Southdown hoggets lO to 1 0 Half-bred ditto lO to u 1 Wethers ditto Kent lO to 0 11 Nouthdown ewe. and wetbera Leioroter ditto Caveat d. id, F. (1. L& App ,40.1.ve,3 oto4 Si Peaches, do: 2 to 6 0 ...

... MAIDSTONE UNION RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. A meeting of this Authority was held at the Town Hall, on Thursday, L. J. W. Fletcher. J.P., presiding. There wore presentMr C. Whiteuead, J.P., Mr George Mara ham, J.P., Messrs T. Reeves. F. W. J. Barker, G. ...

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... and soma private telegrams sent in afterwards were considerably later The Maidstone telegraphists also got off their London messages in a very smart manner, and the Maidstone office was for about half-anhour regularly besieged by energetic journalists ...

... their Advertisements jnserted in three Kentish papers, published a 4 Ashiord, Folkestone, and Maidstone, at the cost of fl*'*(‘“hmh ench week) 10 the * Kent Evawminer end Ashford Chroniele,” Asbford. Fifteen words, 6d.; three insertions, _ls. Thirty words ...

... MAIDSTONE NEWS. A Dam.—On Tuesday morning a draft of seventeen recruita left the Maidstone depot to loin the 2nd Battalion Royal West Kent Regi- Silent at Portland. WATCR NIGHT SERTICE.B.—A large number of persons attended the various places of worship ...

... Higdon, Mr. J. McMaster, and JMr. T. J. W. Flint. Forty-four suits, with boots, were given to poor girls between the ages of six and twelve years, and a like number of suits with boots to boys between the same ages. Cogan’s and Watson’s charities of gowns ...

... Rigden, Mr. J. McMaster, and '.Mr. T. J. W. Flint. Forty-four suits, with boots, were given to poor girls between tbe ages of six and twelve years, and like number of suits with boots to boys between the same ages. Cogan'a and Watson's charities of gowns ...

... officiated. SUICIDE OF A RAILWAY SERVANT. On Thursday afternoon Mr. Hinds, coroner for the Cranbiisik Division of Kent. hehl an inquest at the Kent Arne. hal, Paddoelt Wood, on the body of Frederick t in, aged 32 year*, a horeinan plumber on the South Railway ...

... ;KENT TIMES & TRIBUNE, JAN. 5, 1889. THE REV. A. E. COOTE'S MAIDSTONE LOCAL BOAAD. FAREWELL. I WIDVPINDAY.—Present The Mayer (in the . ' chair), Aldermen C. Ellie, , d The Rev. A. E Coote, curate of Holy Tnnity, Dayanß. Doe; Councillors, J. Darker, W ...

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