Maidstone

The University and medicine: the past, the present, and tomorrow : report of an Anglo-American bicentennial conference

edited by John Z. Bowers and Elizabeth F. Purcell.

The trial and execution of John Any Bell aged 14: for the murder of Richard Taylor at Bridge-Wood, Kent, on the 4th of May, 1831

J. A. B. Bell, J.V. Quick

Geology of the country around Maidstone

by B.C. Worssam. With contributions by J. Ineson ... [et al.]

Substance of a report of the trial in an action between John Boys, attorney, and Miss Mary Edmunds, both of Margate: for three alleged poetical libels, and two caricature drawings : tried at Maidstone, before the Right Honourable Lord Ellenborough, and in the presence of a most crowded and respectable court, on Tuesday, the 18th of July, 1815 : in which are introduced, remarks and observations on the nature of the action, the characters of the respective witnesses, and the grounds of evidence against the defendant

John Boys

The trial and behaviour of Thomas Hammond, aged 20: for violating Sarah Pegden, a married woman, for which crime he received the sentence of death at the late Kent summer assizes, and was ordered for execution this morning, August 7, 1834, in front of the new sessions house, Maidstone

Thomas Hammond, George Smeeton

Wesleyan Methodist Church: a short history of the Maidstone Circuit, 1814-1914, and of the Union Street Chapel, 1823-1923

Albert W. Smith

The history of Boxley parish: theabbey, road of grace, and abbots; the clergy; the church, monuments and registers; including an account of the Wiat family, and of the trial on Penenden heath in 1076

By J. Cave-Browne.

The trial of James O'Coigly, otherwise called James Quigley, otherwise called John Fivey, Arthur O'Connor, Esq., John Binns, John Allen, and Jeremiah Leary for high treason: under a special commission at Maidstone in Kent on Monday the twenty-first and Tuesday the twenty-second days of May, 1798

taken in short-hand by Joseph Gurney

Dial-a-ride in Maidstone

Roger Slevin

Mr. J. Netten Radcliffe on the proposed site of a fever hospital at Maidstone

John Netten Radcliffe