... LONDON: FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1832. At the Maidstone Reform Festival on Tuesday last, of which a very full account has been given by The Maidstone Journal of the following day, Mr. HODGES, one of the Mem- 1 bers for Kent, observed, that 1 Now that the Reform ...

... of which he died. Verdict-Accidental death, produced e by a lockedfjtn. Is An inquest was held on Monday afternoon at the Golden e Lion, Dean-street, Soho, on the body of an elderly woman, i- name unknown. It appeared froml the evidence that the deceased ...

... afterwards the Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor read the proper lessons for the occasion; after which the beautiful anthem of Kent, t Hear my prayer, was sung with fine effect. While the procession was moving from the choir to the vault in the north aisle ...

... hemomentary absence from the dickey of the two servants ,on whilist lighting thle carriage lamps. The leather of'the Ip hinder boot, under the dickcey, was cue through in or. mn der to get at the property, which was carried off, the at evening being dark ...

... every ?? part Of the eharge produced ?? hitu, Sil i sentenced to bhe imprisonedl, with ard1 labour, in the coonty jil at Maidstone, Kent, for the spsce (If t telve c.leiludar ?? Claytott, guilty oi the whole of the ciilrge, a111d to be tratsltorted as a felon ...