... favourable. A few failures may be noted, but they are of an unitnportant character. THE CAPITAL CONVICTS AT MAIDSTONE. The calender for the county of Kent at the late asss has not for a great many years furnished so fearful an amount of charges of murder as ...

... same identical spot. The Judge ...

... attached the soles of the boots, the uppers being destroyed by rotting. It is supposed that these remains may have soma connection with the mangled bones found on Waterloo-bridge. The labourers employed on & form new Maidstone celebrated hunrest-home a ...

... out” they likely find it, (remarks the Standard). Their prevent insane movement for that stale ami worn-out project—the nine boots' work sad ten hours' psy threatens to bring over amongst quite array Belgian and German workmen. Tbi* will be entirely the ...

... princess just sixteen years old. The crime of firing stack-yards has lately been rather prevalent in Kent, and several prisoners were Drought trial at the Maidstone assizes on that charge. The learned Judge declared that these wicked acta must put down, and awarded ...

... her whole body was almost roasted, the only part her person which escaped unburned being her feet, which were protected her boots. She was immediately conveyed to the hospital in cab, and was attended the house surgeon, under whose care she survived few ...

... or their Treasurer or Clerk, to join him in a Covenant to be contained in Lease of the said Tolls for the due payment of the Kent Monthly Instalments; which Deposit will forfeited to the use of the Tru t, ancf ihe Tolls re-let, on non-performance thereof ...

... immediately to notary to commence legal proceedings for separation. ow a. Child Final Servitude. —At the West Kent quarter sessions, held at Maidstone, last we«k, girl 13 yean of age, named Bmma Glassory, waa indicted for robbing her mlatareas, Isabella CoUington ...

... himself Wing generally unable attend his duties secretary of the associations which he Wlonged. lie consulted Or. Monekton, Maidstone, and Or. WeatberHeld, both whom were called witnesses, and sjs.ke the serious nature injuries, specifying, among other things ...

... the mouth of Kent, after he has been condemned to exile for attempting to prevent the disinheriting of Cordelia ; and like Kent, it says, “ Mr. Gladstone is exiled from the country he loves, from the cause which is dear to him. Like Kent, too, he is ...

... oc ®7. w * ®ot, her servants still in deep mourning. The blinds her were half drawn down ; •light figure In black, and two golden-haired children, were all one could discern of the occupants of the carnage. absurd accident somewhat spoilt Mettemich’a turn-out ...

... THE MURDER NEAR MAIDSTONE. Henry Boots, 39. tall, powerful, labouring man, having the appearance of a navvy, baa been charged upon an indictment. and also upon the coroner's inquisition, with the wilful murder of a certain woman whose name was unknown ...