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... D. Watt* E. B. Grant, and W. V. Young, Maidstone; Mr. Boots, Mr. A. Simmons, Mr. J. Potter, Mr. C. Stevens; Messrs. Albury, Martin, and Bentley (Kentish farm labourers), and others. Mr. Simmons (Secretary of Kent Labourers' Union) stated that a number ...
... MAIDSTONE. Resignation of -Me. Aldeeiian Clifford.— it. Barnes Clifford, J. P.. has sent in his resignation oitiE office of Alderman, after having:, for a quarter century, served as a member of the Maidstone Town Council. BCEGUEY AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE ...
... MAIDSTONE. The revised scheme for the Maidstone Corporation tramways provides for outlay of £62,000. It proposed extend the system to the parish of Loose. The Conviction of Mb. Levi Bvrkzr.—A reply ■was on Friday received at Maidstone to the petition ...
... 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 ...
... at the Town Hall of boots, the accused being a woman named on Tuesday hac before thema charge of stealing a pair t Jones. The evidence showed that the theft had been committed by prisoner whilst under the influence of drink. The boots were taken from the ...
... MAIDSTONE. Saved a Kite.—A little boy, eight years, had an extraordinary escape from death here few days since. He was frying large kite in the open space in tbe west end of the town. When stepping backwards he fell into quarry 40ft. deep, to the great ...
... MAIDSTONE. Supposed Escape of a Prisoner, from Maidstone Gaol.—On Saturday morning it was discovered by the officers of the county prison that one of the prisoners, a convict named Alfred Greenhill, was missing. A most vigilant search was made throughout ...
... preside the annual dinner cf the Maidstone Agricultural Association, but was prevented from attending, being still unable, in consequence of his recent accident at Wrotham, to move without the aid of crutches. Ist Kent Rifle Volunteers.—Church Parade. ...
... Bir. Paine, been: lees an for over a yeur, contracted a chill, which into bronchifig is and which death reanited on Sund in Kent, the Mr. Paine was: ay,at the age of 66 ‘Born Messrs. Lewis and H Yland,the well-known drape ~ at Ashford, and in 1860 he opened ...
... with leave to re-enter, was ordered. F. Weliband, boot maker, Maidstone, v. Messrs. Slade and Co., bout manufacturers, Worcester.—Claim for £2 4s. The plaintiff went down to Worcester to look at some boots on invitation of Messrs. Slade and Co., and now ...
... MAIDSTONE. Kent Fire asp Owice.—The annual general meeting the shareholders and proprietors of the .-.bove office was held the Town Hall, Maidstone Wednesday afternoon. Mr. W. Laurence presided, and then was a good attendance, the proceedings being of ...
... MAIDSTONE. Death of Mrs. Dealtey.—The announcement of he death of Mrs. Dealtry, the wife of the Yen. Archdeacon Dealtry, the Vicar Maidstone, on Friday morning, cast a gloom over the whole town. Although Mrs. ' Dealtry had only resided in Maidstone for ...