... Wi A Bh ON A REMARKABLE WILL The people of Maidstone are greatly interested in the somewhat remarkable will of the late Mr. Samuel Bentliff, for many years boot manufactarer in the town, who died a few months ago, and left a personal estate of the value ...

... EAST KEN QUAR' ONS. The autumn sessions for the Eastern Divisien of the County of Kent were held at the Session’s House, Longport, Canterbury, on Tuesday, before his Honour Judge Sir W. L. (chairman), and the i ces—Lord Harris, Mr. T. G. Peckham, Captain ...

... Saturday, Jan. 3, HaLtow » The West Kent will meet at 11 on Tues'ay, Jan. 4. at Herej onday, Jan. 10. at Poundsbridge The will meet at 10.45 Saturday, Jan. 1, Wats Cross, Hildenb cough Wednesday, turn. 5, at Golden Green Saturday, Jan. 8, Postern Heath ...

... to work in the Maidstone circuit, tbe speaker dealt with tbe recent litigation in which he had been involved, but said he was not going to sacrifice the work ot God for any County Council or any other authority. Their work in Maidstone was progressing ...

... in the Society was wel! | in spite of what they in Kent had had to | put up with in the way of the seaside towns being and the epidemic at Maidstone. He was delighted to think that this year Maidstone had raised something like £40 more than in ether years ...

... toaoclose a gsnerally interesting and entertaining issue. Baily's Magazine.—Mr, Leonard Brassey, the owner of Presten Hall, near Maidstone, is the subject of the portrait and biographical sketch in the October Baily, After referring to his early career and describing ...