... KENT SPRINtI ABSIZES. DOVER BOARD OF GUARDIANS _ The fortnightly meeti - 4 of this Board held in the Board-room on Friday morning when the following gentlemen were present: Mr. M. p e pper, J.P. (in the chair), Memo. Barrow, Woodlend, Jacob, Wood, Comm ...

... head with • boot, bit his fingers, and dashed his heed on the pavement till he was ineensible. The primmer sentenced to six months' hard labour, the full penalty. COUNIY NEWS ii,PiTOME. Sir Henry Jame% M.P. ia entertairneg company at Place, Kent. The Archbishop ...

... Braid wood, The Works, Thamee-street, Greenwich. Charging retorts. M. A. Adams Ind U.S. Meacham, &I, Earl-street, Maidstone. 'lops. KENT MA ItK E'TS. TIYESDAT. ASHFORD CAW R.—Prime bullock., 12.; second clue, 10. to 10. a more. Prime small Keats, 5s to ...

... United away Maidstone away away West Kent Reit. sway /Animal Athletic away Border Regiment bane Maidstone away , West Kent Regt. home boats - Depot away tletic away l'itanet Wanderers away Rheppy United away Arsenal sway Folkestone sway Kent ...

... Hollingbourne—Mr. T. Powell. Maidstone (County) No. I—Mr. G. Marshier. Maidstone (County) No. 2—Mr. D. White. Maidstone (High-street and Stone-street Wards) — Major J. R.. Isherwood. Maidstone (Bing-street Ward)—Mr. 0. Ellie. Maidstone (West ...

... of Messrs. Lyle and Marshall, of Ashford, was falsely applied. Defendant pleaded guilty. Mr. D. I'. J. Lyle (Maidstone), secretary of the Kent Mineral Water Manufacturers' Association and Trade Protection Society, produced a number of bottles wh'clt were ...

... Hempeter, Royal Munster Fusiliers, has been appointed Commandant of the troops at Wady Haifa. -- - - - Xavier Willis, of Ashton!, Kent, who is undergoing eighteen mouths' imprieonmeet for embeaclemeet, by the death of • relative, come in for • fortune of £7 ...

... stealing a pair of boots from the doorway of Mr. B. Martin, of Mover -street. He told the Magis:ratee that he came from Wakefield, and was a carpenter in search of work. Superintendent Taylor produced a bundle of songs and a few boot laces which he said ...

... will remain some dare. OOLDRN WaDortto.—Mr. Berton, the station sergeant of the police, and Mrs. Barton, celebrafirt their golden wedding hat week. MN. ALAN E. CARRUTISARS, LOU.. surgeon at Dover Hospital, will shortly leave this town, I having secured ...

... lights, the great east window with etailed account of the Duke of Clar 'effluvia The Mayor rose and sai•i—Gentlanien,—this A GOLDEN WEDDING. ' Dr. Laking is also summoned to Osborne, and wil being the first meeting of t%e Town Council of ed Mrs. John Weston ...

... hoe had been continued above that. He should like to know if the line to be coutineed into London-road. The Mayor asked what *boot the Falcon and next door—they already projected, Mr. Clerk said hesbould like to know definitely what courts they ware going ...

... largely instrumental in bringing about the I present scheme. A LOCAL BANKRUPT. IN CHARMS WALSH, 07' 162 AND 163, STRUT, DOM, BOOT AND Date of receiving order, September 28th. Orme liabilities, £427 is. 6d.; net meta, £BO 15s. id.; deficiency, 098 sd. Tbe ...