... and Secretary prevail, Earl Spencer will resign. The Maidstone Journal rays, that in consequence of the disastrous hop season Viscount Holmesdale, M P, and othmflnc‘pfil landowners in the Weald of Kent have remit to their tenants 10 per cent. of their rents ...

... following description of the ceremony of passing round the loving-cup at the Mansion House, London :— “The loving-cup is a great golden vase with a cover, and filled with & ll|ltl?l! of chnmr.cm, claret, and spices. The Lady Hagm turned to the left side, holding ...

... .finll appeared to be broken, this injury, according to the medical evidence, having beew occasioned by a kick with a heavy boot. The evidence for the prosecution went to show that as the deceased was on her way home she met the prisoner, and mmn walk ...

... many parts of the country The material is capable of endless variety of decoration and fits very tight. The importation of boots and shoes increases. In six months of 1575 the value was £104,049 ; in 1576, £176,376 and in the last six months £157,356. ...

... ancient custom of assembling on St. Swithin'sday in the orchards and christe: ing the apples was daly observed in nm:‘ruu of Kent and Surrey on Mondsy. It is popularly believed that all the apples found upon the trees on this day will mature and ripen. ...

... y none of the passe [ were injured. At the Kent Assizes, on Monday, before Me dustiee Mauisty and a jury, (‘avm&n Clarke, a momber of a London firm of horse-dealers, sucd the supeciutend.ue of the Maidstone police for damage s for False imprisou. ment ...

... that the agricultural prospect is most satisfactory. ) A man vamed Tom Sixby, who was undergoing a term of imprisooment at Maidstone for burglary, etfectel his escape on Wednesday. At Worship-street Police-court on Wednesday, John O’Hara, aliss Ounningham ...

... 1847. Presiding over a meeting of the inhabitants of Maidstone, on Monday, the Mayor presented an Englich clock with chimes and bells, valued at £6O, together with a life governorship of the Weat Kent Hospital, and a list of subscribers in & vrilam album ...

... regaining strength. | 1 Sydno{ has withdrawn from the Maidstone Farmers’ Olab and Ohamber of Agriculture in con~ \ sequence of the favour shown by that body to the t now making suvh headway in Kent and Sussex. The revenue received from April 1 to the 19th ...

... prominence. A large golden eagle has made its appearance in the neighbourhood of Minster during the last few days. It is a curious coincidence that the spot where the strange visitor has been seen is the exact locality where the fine golden eagle, which is ...

... Eastern Roumelia, the event was celebrated throughout the country with great rejoicing. Owing to the smallness of the hop crop in Kent this season, the pickers are being paid at a higher late than in more prolific years. Several growers have paid at the rate ...

... that is neglected nowadays,” says Dr. Birch, of Swisherton T e ‘ - ~ Tie New Maidstone Bicycle Club is going to call itself (when it comes into existence) ** The Wheel'd of Kent.” AN eminent Vet thinks he has discovered a treatment for horses that * make ...