... and neck. were burnt to a the other is so seriously injured, Bea it is not ex. cinder ; a young Jewess, geode unit ing her boots, !teeted to survive —A pauper named James T ag - on the same evening, was burnt to death by her girt, died on Sunday the 3rd ...

... proceedings. Protection.—Tbe Stanhope Festival Maidstone, Tuesday Night—The Protectionists of Kent, to the number of upwstds of 600, had this dsy the honour of entertsiniog at a public dinner the Corn Exchange Maidstone, and of presenting an sddress their di ...

... was burnt Compiegne; she confessed that she had given herself to the devil, who appeared her as great black man, horseback, booted and sparred. Another avowed witch was burnt the same year, who also stated that the evil one came to her the shape of black ...

... Shelving, Gas, kc.. and well adapted for carrying on a r»• spectable Business. Ample and convenient Cellarage can also given.— Kent moderate. Apply Mr Russell, Courant Office. Elgin, January, 1853. KG It ST Perfumers and Wio Makers. 124, Leadenhall Street ...

... • rope round hi. body doohed Iwo ream ant nronght hods safely to land M•lharml4, before ail could tam, oil' the heel of the boot and .ant. The b 'dors of the Iso aroused ours sets sot tecoveted till olkut half. endsour VIII GuLD. The most prominent fact ...

... Party.—The greatest dinner ever known in England was that given by Lord Romney to the Kent volunteers on August 1, 1799, when George 111 re viewed them near Maidstone. The tables, amounting to ninety-one in number, were seven miles anda-half long, and ...

... leuk clear een wha'll see me wi* gutter perkcred soles aneath again. Hero Mr Cameron entered the room, along with Mr Brandcr, boot-maker, from the Courant Court, carrying a bagful shoes. Every pair that was tried was cxanined by Saunders most minutely, with ...

... right rep int the Bible should be universal (accuracy, with sevre penalties, for lapses included), and should open ai ke to Mr Kent and Routledae. to and Stationers Hall. —Illustrated Royal British Bank.—On Friday the assignees of the Royal British Bank, ...

... Waiting to the Duchess of Kent the Hon. Beatrice Byng, Maid of Honour to the Queen ; the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, Secretary of State for the War Department; Lord James Murray, Equerry in Waiting to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent —attended on either side ...

... because we have bump of veneration in our heads, and another bump of acquisitiveness makes us pay adoration to the golden calf. Saunders—Golden calves, did say, sir? Common craters, weel I wat—common in this Christian lan', an' Awrons as weel as ithers dancin' ...

... lhnl, tt.t)tior-stroet, 4 and 1 irc.tt —,l. Neltliorpe. floor 14. - tor. - Joiry and I'. Jury. Maidstone. Kim,. I Cam, M , Bran. •strcei, —A 1 laimiliall. boot maker.--. 1. I in. it, 1 Poplar, 4,4 eltealter.—E. IV. Kew. idow.—T. I irk- Park-iitreet. ti ...

... loaves, 3 gills of spirits, a quart bottle, 4 oz. tobacco, and 2 tobacco pipes. Fraser was also accused of theft of a pair of boots, and a piece of leather from Mr Duncan Maclennau, shoemaker, Bishopmill. He pled guilty to the first charge, so far as obtained ...