... and children , MAIDSTONE. - WINDOW SMASHING. Robert (56), a labourer, who has lived for a long period of his life in prison, was to twelve months' hard labour for smashing • window, valued at belonging to Mr. Chambers, boot seller, Maidstone. MAIDSTOKS —POST ...

... months roan colt in the open class, and a second in the tenant farmer.' etas, and Mr. W. S. Wood's (Sittingbournel, Duke of Kent, wine for him premier prize in the two years old class limited to tenant farmers. In addition to the foregoing 'Mr. A. Stephens ...

... the __ boots which they were told were supplied by the contractor (Mr. Outraml. A sampte e marked No. 1, described in the tender as men's strong FUTURE PROCEEDINGS AND THE nailed, rivetted, kipped boots, was a very poor PUBLIC PROSECUTOR. boot; inner ...

... Ilastings. iIteZoT;;AM - 1181T am to of Oosegensoniteurekeepor nor. sent lopt; good careful man.. o nolv. Maidstone preferred.- care of C. Wood. Kent, -- inks Situstn n; bon.- Aleortr. and in boo--Apply. 11. Mania _ . wanted air Conh•Gencriel. where 07 ...

... & farthing in cash from Mr. Allen. Asked who was the next firm. witness said Mr. Randall, of the Golden Boot, Maidstone, who had had the contract for boots for seven or eight years, and had just got it now. At this stage a list of suppl ied by Mr. Fagg ...

... Divition. was on Saturday night tel timed into the mysteries of Oddfallowsbip at the Prince cf (Toubridgei Lodge. MV. Smith. a Maidstone man. rode through Hot. linghourne on his after dark and carried no light. For this be was 10s.. with IS. costa. et the Bursted ...