... CAMPSIE, AND CUMBERNAULD PRESS, OCTOBER 6, 1897 THE MAIDSTONE EPIDEMIC. his lecture last Wednesday evening Dr Andrew Wilson frequently referred to the epidemic of typhoid fever now prevalent in Maidstone, in Kent. The following morning the Glasgow Herald had ...

... 75 Bath Street, Glasgow. BEDDING OUT PLANTS Ten Week Stocks. Golden-Leaved Pyuethbhlm. Ahtbre. Single Damliah. LODELIA. & *i ' JAMES BUCHANAN, NURSERYMAN, BELLFIELO, KIRKINTILLOCH Makes Boots and Harness water * t proof duck's back and soft a« Adds three ...

... for sale. FOUR SUBSTANTIAL TENEMENTS DWELLING-HOUSES, with Large STABLING and YARD. Houses of Two Apartments Let very Low Kents. Total Rental, 41240 per Year. Cash required Purchase, £5OO. After Paying Interest on Bonds and Ground Rent, this Property ...

... THE BBVBNOAK9 MURDER BKNTKNCK or DEATH. At the Kent Asaiiee, held at Maidstone, before lord Justice Mathew, Robert Hayman, 52, labourer, of Ighlham Common, was indicted on charge of murdering Blather Allchin, widow, aged about 51, at Wrotham, on December ...

... OENT.-S. ..I Clin,l>llKA BOOTS I SHOES ..f Swl »..ko „s,-, S)' Only IS,, Materinl used. HKI'AIUS DONK NEATLY, I’HOMI'TLY, AND CHEAPLY Mole unr Addrettf— l.- 11 COWGATE ST., KIKKINTILLOCH, and MAIN SI., (SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT). | I-; IN S I I! AN E ...

... British troops being called upon to assist, we shall feel more than glad. The influenza epidemic has started afresh in East Kent. Tobacco-growing is developing in New South Wales. Four years ago Canadian Methodism possessed 1,000 ministers; now it has ...

... INCURABLES. BKOOMHILL HOME BAZAAR. SUPPLEMENTARY SALE WORK. A SUPPLEMENTARY SALE WORK left over from the Bazaar take place the Kent Hall of ST. ANDREW HALL, Glasgow in SATURDAY. 16th DECEMBER. from 12 noon fill p.m The work arrangod in Stalls provided over ...

... MRS. HARRIET LEWIS, Author ** Dark wood,” “The Bailiffs Scheme. “Double Life,” “Sundered Hear La,” Ac. Chapter xl. young golden-haired girl had arrived by the morning train, but that whither she had gone was impossible to ascertain. Beckoning a cab driver ...

... eminently pleasant and open in the glance of his blue eyes. He was dressed a rough shooting coat, drab gaiters, and thick boots. He looked after the girl’s slim, graceful figure as long she was in nght. Then he sighed deeply. The labourer, who had gone ...

... from London. A disgraceful scene was witnessed at Dover on the conclusion of the football match between Dover and Maidstone Inviota in the Kent League competition on Saturday. The decisions of the umpire [Mr. Munro) gave great dissatisfaction to some of the ...

... Stubbs' Ornette. The Kent coroner has held an inquest on tbs body of man named Wilson, who died in Maidstone Gaol from paeugionia, brought on by chill contracted while hein'g taken In open conveyance from Cranhrnok the County Gaol at Maidstone. Iho jury passed ...

... Bagot-atreet, in the Jubilee year, each receving three months’ hard labour. Two ooalhewers, named Thomas Dawson and George Kent, met with dreadful deaths while work in Deaf HiU Pit, Trimdon. A great quantity of stone fell from the roof, completely burying ...