... v c* Present: - E. if. Ss rs r!' * i( ; Mr. S. Scam>«sll, vice-8o 1 V ' -' Watts, Wadman, > H-im Bastable (Stour Provost), to °' M also Mr. J. *' 0 , was reA l announcing tha l^'Pi' l a f ...

... Mtu lastKS. No 56, St. fstnet, late of 7, High-street, begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally that he has some PIANOFORTES. HARMONIUMS. CONCERTINAS, Ac., saved from the late fire, which he offers very Reduced Prices; also Printed Music, only Quarter the Published Prices. Journal. MONDAY, OCT. 9, 1865. OF MAIDSTONE NOW READY, PRICE 3s. 6d. To be had the Journal Office, Maidstone. S ...

... The New Year's meeting of Town Council , held Monday morning last, in the Council Chamber, the ay or presiding, and the following other members the Council present: Aldernun Rees a ...

... A NUISANCE HANOVER ROAD. The Deputy Clerk read a letter from Mr. J. Dunkin, of Hanover Place, St. Duustan’s, complaining that an offensive and intolerable nuisance in the shape of a manure heap existed opposite his residence, it being placed by a man whose occupation it seemed to be to collect it. lnspector said he had seen the nuisance complained The Deputy Clerk said he believed the spot on ...

... CANTEEBUEY. The Marquis and Marchioness Conyngham have arrived at tit. Thomas's Hotel froin Canterbury. The Dowager Marchioness and the Ladies Conyngham, together with Lady Consta ...

... DORCHESTER. Accidevt in the HUNTING Field.—A gad accident happened to Major Mogg on Tuesday while out with Lord Poltimore's hounds. While on Bradford Down his horse stepped with ...

... Rochester and Chatham Journal, and South Eastern Advertiser. Monday, Oct. 25, 1869. comparing it with the footmarks leading to the wood, he found they exactly corresponded. A quantity of dirt, contaming one of the impressions, was placed in box, and with the slipper was submitted for examination to the jury. It appeared there were three other houses broken into on the same day, and similar ...

... PETTY SESSION.-Before W. B. Naish, S. S. P Sam- borne, and C. A. Kemble, Esqs,)-The case under the Employer and Workman's Act as toWilliam Herle for neglecting his work to the damage of James Holbrook, a brick and tila maker, at Clutton, of £8 ls., which was ad- journed from the last petty session, was further adjourned for the production of additional evidence.-George Roynon of Chew Magna, ...

... The following persons were sworn as special constables:—Thomae Ashbee, John Baker, William Hart Allen, Thomas Beechine, John Bennett, John Benzie, William liinskin, Joseph Brown, George Thomas Bnucard, Samuel Bonner, Edward Bonny, Charles Bocsey, Gibson Box, Watson Bradshaw, Jonah Brewer, George Britcher, William Briber, John Brianf, John Buck, Joseph Charles Brown, James Challoner, George ...

... Wednesday.-Before T. B. P. Lbfbot.Esq , Judge. This being the first sitting of the court under tbs new Act, the strar proceeded to hear the plaints which were undisputed. Before doing stat d that tne new l.w authorised to h.-*r the non-oonteatious cases, so that in future all hibs of nature would come before him ead of his Honour. The new Judge look bis seat to day sod got through the ...

... EAST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions for this division of the County were held at St. Augustine's Sessions Ho ase on Tuesday and Wednesday last, before the Right Hon. Lord Fitzwalter. The Magistrates present were -E. L Pemberton, Esq., M.P., Hon. G. W. Milles, M.P., Sir E. C. Dering, Bart., Major-General Sir W. M. Coghlan, Colonel Groves, J. T. Friend, Esq., Major ...