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... MAIDSTONE. Tde Hop Pickers.— -The society for the employment and impro?ed lodging of hop-piokers had it§ annual meeting at the Star Hotel. Maidstone, on Thursday, the Earl of Romney in the chair. The improvement in the lodgings of hop-pickers, which the ...
... MAIDSTONE. Stray Dogs. —The authorities of Maidstone have given instructions to the police to enforce regulation which gives them power to seize any dog found straying without collar with the name of the owner inscribed it, and after twonty-four hours* ...
... MAIDSTONE. There were two cases in the Maidstone County Court last week, in which it must have been not a little difiieult for the Judge to distinguish between fact and fancy. The son of Mr. E. L. Pemberton, M.P. for East Kent, was sued for damage to ...
... GOLDEN WEDDING. announced in our issue the Ist lust, that the golden wedding of the Venerable Archdeac >n of Maidstone and Mrs. Smith woald occur on October Btb. On that/lay the auspicious event was duly celebrated, the Archdeacon and his wife being the ...
... From the eeidence it appeared that the deceased was staying at the residence ol his cousin in Maidstone. He bad been eery ill, and bad attended the West Kent General Hospital as an oot-patient. Alter deceased bad been at his cousin's bouse lor month, expressed ...
... KBNT COUNTY CRICKET CLUB. A meeting of the w««fpnpf Committee of the Kent Count; Cricket wee held at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, Wedneeday. the 22nd October. There were present Right Hon. Lord 1 Harris, Chas. Laurie, Esq.. Rev. a E. B. Nepean ...
... KENT WESLEYAN After interval of tan years, tba Kent District Synod ot the Wesleyan Connexion has been held this week Faverehsm, and was wall attended by both minieteis and lay representatives. Tbs sittings of th* Synod bava taken pise* the Preston Street ...
... KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. An adjourned Quarter Sessions to relicye the Spring Assizes, was held on Thursday and Friday, at Maidstone. J. 0. Talbot. Esq., M.P., presided in the first court, and J. C. Hardy, Esq., M.P., the second. The other magistrates present ...
... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. The commission for these assizes was opened Mr Justice Cave on Friday last, the business being proceeded with on the following day. His Lordship arrived Maidstone by the 4.32 train on the London, Chatham, and Dover Uailway, being ...
... MAIDSTONE STEEPLE CHASE. A correspondent of the Maidstone Journal, says:— •* I bate been favoured with a view of tbe line of country narked out for »lec|dr cbvM-s on the Otb .March, b»-ir 10 inform your readns tb«t by takins on Galley Downs or any t>l ...
... KENT v. LONDON, At Margate yesterday (Thursday) Kent were opposed to London, and the following players took part in the encounter: KENT.—J. Pettit (Margate); R. Arnold (Deal) and J. Quayle (Northfleet); 1). Mc- Whirter (Bromley). A. Bowden (Margate), ...
... for stealing quantity of wool, value the property of Henry Putland, of Maidstone. Also stealing one iron hand hook, value Is., the property of Edward Briggs, the younger, of Maidstone. —I week. House of Correction. 32. John Foreman, indicted for stealing ...