... W. Russell, 0; L. Beehhofer, 1 ; W. A. Latham, 1. Kent County : Rev. L. W. Lewis (Rochester), 4; A. Howell, 1; R. Baboon (Woolwich), 0; Harris (Chatham), 0; C. Davies (Lewisham), *; J. Ozbrow (Maidstone), 0 ; H. J. Brougham (Gravesend), 1; Rev. T. G. Hunt ...

... William John Warren, or Styles, a Maidstone young man, is is custody on a charge of being enucerned in the murder of a Mrs. Barber, at Cambridge, who was found dead, and in whose house prisoner lodged. Tan MID KENT Wane COMPANY.—On Monday, the 17th lust ...

... and jack boots. There is alai a black velvet three•cornered hat, with cockade and feather in the Prussian colours. The escort uniform is much the same. except that the hat is replaced by a helmet of polished steel, crested with a golden eagle. A CARD ...

... , and preserve the Sight EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS. Joan Woowon, Esq., Burgeon Oculist, Founder of the Kent County Opthalmic Hospital, Maidstone, writes :— I have much pleasure in stating that Mr. H. Laurance has supplied me with his Improved Spectacles ...

... J. O. golden, scarlet, amber, and russet brown, there Churcbward, at Ksarsney Manor. It is comes a shower of literary leaflets in the moored that. Sir Wyndham, who formerly is.. shape of publishers' annooncementa, fraught presented East Kent, mss at ...

... smaigthis, mid premises Sight EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS. Joss Wootcarr, Esq., Surgeon Oculist, Founder of the Kent Cou.ty Opthalmic Hospital, Maidstone, writes:— I have much pleasure in statieg that Mr. 11. Laurance has supplied me with his Improved Spectacles ...

... Russell. T. Keeler, A. Keeler. Brook. man (clerk). R M. Jenner Waddell. Reeves. Alston. Scion. Langley. McLachlan, Botcher. Golden, Twiggs. Burden. Glanfield. Russell., Huntley. Brisseoden. Maltby, Cottage, Hes. wig. A. Tavler. Ferguson. Walton (engineer) ...

... THE :POPULATION OF KENT, In view of the near approach of the Decennial Census, the following figures relative to the population of Kent at former censuses is not without interest. In 1801 the population of Kent was 307,624; is 1811, 378,090, .21 per cent ...

... regard to trespassing, by certain Kent farmers, Mr. Jones, of Stanford, Hythe, writes to state that he •• cannot hear of any land being closed to any legitimate sportsmen whatsoever. I know thu Ashford Valley Harriers. East Kent Foxhounds, and the Shorucliffi ...

... SERIOUS FIRE IN MAIDSTONE. An engine cleaner employed at the Maidstone Station of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, shortly after one o'clock on Saturday morning, perceived flames issuing from a building situated in somewhat close proximity to the ...

... FOLKESTONE EXPRESS, MAY 2, 1691. Maidstone, said he left the brown leather bag! at the Rose Hotel in charge of the boots. The bag was worth 305.. but the contents were of I no value. Prisoner wa.s a seaman on board the ship Corona. of Rotterdam. He said ...

... KENT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION On Thursday e /ening a committee meeting of the Kent Football Association wee held at the Star Hotel. Maidstone, to cossider the objection of the South Eastern Rangers with regard to the quality and character of the medals ...