... acme years ago ran away from her service a3 narge- maid to afamily at Kn ockbolt, was committed for trial at the ensuin, Maidstone ‘Assizes on a charge of barglari- onely breaking and entering two houses at night or two ago, She now gave the name Mary ...

... seme ears FA n away from her service s3 narse- maid to sfamily at Kus ockbolt, was committed for trial at e of bu lari- the Maidstone Azsizes on a charg ley 9 ow!ly breaking and en! tering two houses at Bre the name of Mary Field, night or two ago, She now ...

... crime like getting drunk,” Bo determined are the public to deform their feet that a flowishing business ts now carried on in boots made piece of iron hoo ing secured from the heel to the ® continu preesare ia the waist of the foot in order to force up the ...

... desires to enter the Canadian Con- to the Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union, Mr A. Simons, ceed to New Zealand with 600 or 700 agricultural 0 will shortly pro- labourers, was entertained at a farewell dinner at Maidstone on Friday evening. loan. Hungary is abeut ...

... placed over his grave We believe that an obe- in thgate Cemetery. lisk of Aberdeen granite, fifteen feet high, and bearing in golden letters the inscription, ‘In loving memery of Andrew Halliday,” was exe- death, cuted soon Why is not this monument reared ...

... partridges have suffered fearfully by the exces of rain in Surrey and Kent of young birds have been picked up the wet. You wild rabbits are also found outside the w: and — Maidstone Journal. Lieutenant A. B. Hamilton, Bengal Staff C: upon whom Her Majesty ...

... According to the Maidstone Journal the Duke of Edinbu zh has purchased Norris Castle, in the Isle of Wi ig hi t, as a place of residence, for £80,000. The mansion was former! the residence of the duke's grandmother, H.R. H. the Duchess of Kent. An inquest ...

... of — worked with the arms of 8: seméd over it. “hie fan is of black ostrich each of which is ablaze with fiery rubies and golden dozen of each articie of linen have been provided, Twelve ‘One of the most re- fe the are the #tock- The ings, of which there ...

... was adopted eh in the Pe Lower ouse, it none wed fei the Upper House, was tl to 4th. Muxper or a Youre Womax.— At Kent Assizes at Maidstone on Tuesday, before Lowy ye was indicted for the wilful mw ens ‘Adam at Erith on the 15th June. Deceasesi had red ...

... into v har ort. in NOW BOOTS, POLAR BOOTS (with Fur Tops), | outer side a broad auay table for landing fish or erected upop a raised platform approached by in- the largest 3 six ameter, of ablic phrase: vin ld he ime LINGTON BOOTS, OVER SHOES, LEGGINGS ...

... pumps, but they were uot sufficient to keep | as to the uses and t he look-out, and generally >! 3 to. Th dito Bring their Boots tor Re- from parts of the world. (Applause. } down the water, and soon the main hold » bi ithe t ny f the her witnesses, South ...

... Marylebone with stealing a Wellington boot, which was said to have cost £130, Mr Attewell, a shoemaker in Marylebone Lane, had entered into a competition with o rival tradesman for the production of the best boot, and the amount staied waa the valoe of ...