... Into tears. Thle usual order X1 Ind was made.I us.- ALLEGED MuRana OF A WOoeAc.-An inquest was held atI ind Trosley, near Maidstone, on Saturday, on the body of a woman E go L, u nkno wn. The body was lu au a dva need sta te of deooumpoltl toun. E and was ...

... on-duty. tr 1 The Belgian fishing ?? was ran down, off xf Lowen t, on Sunday niglbt. .f-Fiva men were drownvd, i3a At 't~ho Kent Qua~rtci Session, on Tuesday; it -was -re- ;olved to instruot the police to enforce the Agricultural ?? 7 g -. Thi lflke .gisiang ...

... compared with those of the past three years, but the season ticket holders have not yet been added to the total Bridgwater Maidstone Brighton Bristol. 1883 1881 1885 188G 12 o'clock 3568 2125 1227 4063 2 ,, 4086 3317 1917 7253 4 ,, 4969 3811 2666 9214 6 ...

... ruing at Elmhsm-hall, g. Thetford, Norfolk'. 'A seat for East Kent is thus vacant by the elevatioa of the 'Hon. G. W. Milleh'tb the:psrAgk, 1, At Santander a great number of fishing boots, with e' abbat 70 persons) are'rsportsd to he miss'ing. No' foreign ...

... servitude, A, shocking murder took place in London ?? morning, e A blind man, named Holland, the keeper of a lodging-hotns a in Golden-lane, St. Luke's, had a quarrel with his wife, 5i0 d in striking at her he hit their infant, which she held in her I arms ...

... North Cieriton, Somerset. I I-Ienry Gray, of Omhad'splace, Gray's mis-lane, bookseller. 'Thomas Stammer, ot FiFrancis-street, Golden-square, grocer. .-dwiard Alipress, of'NVatling-street, stationer. 1lemiry Crainpand James Crowdy, of Foster-lane, warehousemen ...

... DIVIDENDS. Sept. 2o, M- Corgan, T. B. Paget, anxi E. Mattbewss, Chip. in, Nortofin tsdikers.-NoV. D, 1i:. 'enfold, Sen., Maidstone, btnrer.-Oct- 11, T. Webb, Nil S0tmim, baker. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. Ri. Iiiddlemor, C. Edwards, H. Marlow, J. Martin, J ...

... 010 by the etrikef . ' Mrr John Ceenlifte Kay, of Farfielad-hall. Yorkshire, lhas . purchased the Gadmershman-park estate, in Kent, comprising ,5044 acres, for .225,000. The terms on which Mr. Barry Sullivan goes to America are £60 per night for 150 nights ...

... Llandovery, Carm arthenshire, draper. Sols. E. J. and Arthur & Co. Bristol; and Mr. Pearson, 1jales5,'1 epe iie.Oybr ccfrd, Kent,miller. Sol. far. Fisher, Queen-street, ChraPsid~rakwstreet, Grosvenor-sqnare, druggist. Sol. Mr, B1. HSln'IbSCk stet, Cav ...

... C ' ?? Covent-garden, clothier. Sol. M1r. Parker, t. LoeSgr~ov ,& W Cubbidge. Longwick Mill, Bucks. paper- Solv. Mrl Smih, Golden-square; and Mr. Smith, V ndilehead Berkshwire. sosarltt. 3lvtrsczD'e, igro~il~easr. Sols. Mr. Jeveq. Chanscery-la ne; &I.~lV ...

... Norton. Herefme Tnr1l A4;lesb)ury j.White, Ze&ls, Wilts. -1 9g4te, HorthahL; A. Heisman, Little- 'JeORe-W. Asburoft, Hayes Kent A. W. Ve rfidl, Goemntaey-A. Dunlop. iendon1 Ie 1i Necwberry, Teignzzouth, Kerry ana ~ryGT. Barlam, Finobley; F. A. Her. hzidt ...

... there were any coals, as I l as going to Scotland the next day. I looked under the stair- ise, and noticodlacontandalpairof boots. Ithen saw thatthere was a man roncealed up unde' the staircase. I spoke to him but he made no answer. I locked the coal cellar ...