... EXECUTION AT MAIDhTONE. The eutivict Fordred, onovieteol a• the butt Kent spring arises of the wilful minder of lin Miry Anne Bridger, expiated hie crime upon the sedtobt at Maidstone Gaol at nine o'i•lack on I otuaday. The rrisuoable man anew his conviction ...

... S— B sutc from their London Office, n whick %is stated A fine speci of the golden eagle has been cap- ‘hat the sociely had been formed for the purpose of tured at n..h.' Kent. | organising the people, politicaliy and indusirially. Mr. Jay Gould and his ...

... much chance of recognition here. He had his searion.ti , ket., but did not care to show it. The train had only come from Maidstone. He thought safer to pay his fare through, at the to stion where !tickets' were esandoed. it waifs not midoight wh. &name ...

... the splendid way the team have been performing there ought to be » bumping Bank Holiday crowd on Monday, wien the game with Kent is opened. It only wanie fine weather to make the Launcschire slogger's benefil a great success, and those who have enjoyed ...

... diatance further Ctied the faek. on,—“here is the mark of her heel. She was wear _you would be the very man for me. I new boots: and here too the cther girl sat. Mafootie, . wot at all mind giving you the job if you those yeilow beads she wear on her ...

... was thirty years ago con in “u home. 4 l Mr. Samuel Plimsoll, who has been ly'::: W}udmbh controversy, has celebrated his golden Kitty: “ Harry won't take wo for an answer. ously ill_at Folkestone, has so far recovered as to be | yoqding. The Bishop is ...