... FATAL LANDSEIP IN KENT. HEROISMt OF A CHILD. The landslip which occurred on Wednesday morn- ing was at the foot of the range of hills that turn from Folkestone through a little village known as Harpinger. Immediately beneath the scene of the landslip ...

... the shape of the speech of Major Sharpe Hume, who weares Wd,.in parenthesis, is the Liberal candidate for the borough of Maidstone. After the gallant Major ha moved a rather vague resolution to the effect that the Government were entitled to hearty thanks ...

... Dockyard. Clhoss, 3Sev. G. F. B., Vicar of St. Peter'&, Great Windmillsstreet. DEArE, Rev. Charks, ?? Vicar of St. Faith's, Maidstone. DowNES,: Rev. A. N., Vicar of Batheaston-cum-St. Catherine's, Somersetshire. BysoN, Rev: Frank, M.A., Licensed to Officiate ...

... paraffin a lamp, Messrs. Kent and Son, and 2s. added; 30th, Y Bombardier Pearson, bottle brandy, Mr. E. Buok, and 2.. added; 31st, Gunner J. Norman, 2Ibs. tea, Mr. C. F. Parker, and 2s. added; 32nd, Gunnner Rushmere, pair boots, value 7s. 6d., Mr. R. Francis; ...

... Stockport, was found frozen to I death in a passage near her home. Her feet were bare and her boots lying close at hand. It is pre- sumed she took off her boots to get over the slippery ground better, but eventually fell, and being stunned, was frozen to ...

... were accompanied by Mr. Charles Barrel1, one of the clurchwardens, and Mr. F. G. Mayhew. the newly-appointed choirmaster. GOLDEN WEDDINO.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Booty, of Jame Street, St. Nichoalas. celebrated the 50th year of their married life os Sunday ...

... beati- I ful county of Kent, but our prospects are truly appaL. oing. The potatoes are diseased and rotten; the peas, although abundant in quantity, are growing again, and scarcely worth cutting at all, our hops. the staple growth of Kent, are struck with universal ...

... 0sira .din'efiW. Brown,J.(`..Matthews, M. Christy, J. Oliuin.p, IK.1 pi~etwe'e, T. Thomipsofi ?? R. 'Finel,' Drat ,lard, 0. Boot , C. W.-Gray, M.P,, J. Boeauont, J. . PejhL. E.-Holton, 3. ?? W. 3. Evans .(Deputy . ioreeoltioi.nedb;' r,. Garduner at e'hbe ...

... girl, ten years old, at the New York Industrial School, has just committed suicide by poison because the matron cut off her golden hair. The Hove Urban Council has forbidden cyclists to ride on the sea wall before 8.30 in the morning. A Dr. Toms said cycles ...

... W ner in which they were marked. ,The silver spangled ini wereruld t heof a higher order of Merit t an the U spieoimens of golden spangled exhibited. - In the class &~ of vaitiste Brahmas were particularly good, as were also the Polands. There was a, very ...

... the Fram- lingham Club high repute for successful management were again at their posts, prominent among them being. Mr. W. B. Kent (the hon. secretary), Mr. T. W. Read, Mr. H Damant,.and others. The names of the judges and stewards selected to award the ...

... with th bn ker. Yarmouthianse well ,rememnber ?? proifuse, liberality of. both gentlemen jf. but . neveri againr 'will such. golden c showerso desend'samongst the' free and' independent E voters-never again will ?? all the, faverus in the town bie open houses ...