... be freed from debt, but something laid aside for the eventual finishing of the same. MAIDSTONE.-Thk Tboslet Mijhdeb. —At the Maidstone Assizes last week Henry Boots, dD, a tall, powerful, labouring man, having the appearance of a navvy, was charged upon ...

... previous evening. The boots produced were hung at the shop door question about nine o’clock the previous morning. She saw them safe between five and si* o'clock the evening, and missed them shortly before seven o’clock. The boots were not sold.—Superintendent ...

... Ship.—The ■hip Golden Dream, bound for Japan, was pasring the Cape do Verde Islands early the July 15, when the watch made out sail bow and reported that she had flag distress flymginher main rigging, and her sails aback. The Golden Dream was takenvStfiin ...

... contrary have been ' the case. The Bench however, considered the case proved, and fined each of the defendants 205., costs Bs. MAIDSTONE.— Hop Picking.—Hop picking promises to becume general next week. Already ' pickers are flocking in, and usual with them, ...

... well acquainted with what would be the coat of the institution, he could say this much, that this opportunity, like other golden opportunities, might never occur again. should certainly advise the town to accept the offer; but what they would be called ...

... and excellent eetvice. The fire, which ““““fl very exteniive proportion., waa not thoronghly mbdued till midnight, and the Kent engine remained on the spot till late next day, hut the tiro fl> l, S! again. Too much praise cannot given to the fate brigade ...

... inquest. MAIDSTONE.— Coroner’s Inquest.— On Friday last. J. N, Dudlow, Em]., coroner, held inquest at the George lun, Millnall, Aylesford, the body of Frederick aged J 5, whose death took place, under peculiarly distressing circumstances, the North Kent Railway ...

... number of 1018 runs has thus been scored in this match. The match between M.C.C. and the County of Kent then followed. The Representation of East Kent.— On Saturn day afternoon last large and influential gathering of electors took place the St. Margaret’s ...

... September and the 3rd of October, purchased a pair regimental boots, part the regimental necessaries of Private Dogere, of the regiment. In defence, the prisoner said that when he purchased the boots the witness Dogcra told him that was an expired man, and ...

... wrong woman. The old woman, however, assured her she had Dpt WhiU went home, dot became delirious, and continues in Mayobs is Kent-1860 B.—The gentlemen on Monday. elected Mayors of their respective boroughs for the ensuing term of office Canterbdbt.-William ...

... church .iorel but day isyet fixed for the ceremony. J)r ‘Tail will’be installed by the Venerable B. HaraaoD A., Archdeacon Maidstone, the Archdeacon Canterbury by age attending. The Archbishop will be accompanied by Dr. Jackson will that time become Bishop ...

... Britain. Kent County Election Expenses. —We append summary of the election expenses for the three divisions of the county, taken from the returns famished to the Under-Sheriff (R. Farley, Ksq,,) by the respective election agents;— EAST KENT. £ B. d. B ...