... which bad been bronght down for the construction of the Maidstone and Sevenoaks Bailway, were washed away but a reward having been offered many of these were recovered. We are sorry to say the Maidstone Swimming Clab suffered a serious loss, the bathing-house ...

... described as having been stolen from Mr. Cohen. He communicated with Sopt, Barnes, of the Maidstone police. was daring the conveyance of the prisoners to Maidstone that the prisoner made the above statement. He also said that when he found the parcel there ...

... saw the prisoner, who bad offerered the boots in pawn. He took the prisoner to the station-house, and on searching him found pair of goloshes. Bdwsrd Porter, boot-maker maiding in Parrock-street, said the boots were his property sod were book at the door ...

... Payne, of Sevenoaks, tbe 7th instant. Prisoner appears have offered tbe boots tor sale to a woman named Grant, who was living at tbe Dorset Arms. Supt. Coleman obtained the boots, and showed them to Mr. Payne, who bad not missed them from bis shop, but ...

... feared that the West Kent Yeomanry will not join the East Kent Regiment their duty, was at first anticipated and, believe, wished for by both regiments. This is much to be regretted, bat the fault certainly does not tie with the East Kent Yeomanry. FOLKESTONE ...

... Stock always on hand at this Establishment, arranged the following order : No. 27.—Gentlemen's and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Ac. A Large Stock of Woollens, Ac. Tailoring orders executed the shortest notice. A superfine suit ...

... Si.' appeared for the official aaigjiM, at Urn ad. i/orned raeoiiog for ejamnatioD and dniebarge. The unkropt, boot maker, of aimer, Kent, owed A 752, he attributed hi. difficnlt.ee depreKon of trade former eitting the had failed to attend, owing to ...

... and apprehended the prisoner. The clothes wore afterwards found concealed in brickyard Kcnmagtoa some lads. The prisoner’s boots corresponded with some footprints made in Mr. Field’s garden, and admitted to a policeman that he was in for it this time, ...

... air. He had no stockings or boots on, and bis feet, together with his face, neck, and bands were frightfully burnt. He was quite blinded, but since the accident has recovered his sight, and is progressing favourably. KENT AND SUSSEX BAPTIST CONGREGATIONAL ...

... Goods. Large Assortment of the best Levant. Calf, Kid, and Patent Calf Boots and Shoes. Gentlemen'* Sewn Side-spring Boots from 6s. 6d.; do. Bluchers, Sewn, from 3s. Ladies’ Kid Boots from 3a. Gd.; Young Ladies’ do., 2s. lid. COPY THE ADDRESS—S, HARBOUR ...

... Tree was charged with neglecting to have three children belonging to him vaccinated. The prosecution was instituted the Maidstone Board of Guardians. The defendant pleaded guilty, and said that had purposely neglected to nave the children vaccinated, ...

... REPRESENTATION OF BAST KENT. The following letter has been addressed Lieut.- General Williams, R.K., of Ramsgate, by Sir R. C. 16, Berkeley- square, July 16th, 1866. My dear General,—l beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 12th instant ...