... DOUBLE EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. The horn of noon on Thursday was fixed for the execution of murderers Alfred 25, soldier; and 33, labourer. The prisoners Wore tried at the recent assizos for Kent, when Hold6n pleaded guilty of tho murder of his infant ...

... FAY. Loins, Harsh and Dry Skin, « Extras Disaneas, Flatalency, Dry NO CUKE PAY. Cough, Piles, Ac, HOWELL'S Totel Total GOLDEN PILLE are ———— NO CUBE NO PAY. cure. CLOTH V. LBATHE® AND OrKBRB.-ThU ONE GUINEA PRIZE for WM played on St. Andrew's ground ...

... in default. STEALING A Pair oF Boots.— Luke Flinn was charged with stealing a pair of boots, from ‘ the shop of Mr. Thomos Yarwood, Market- Mr. Yarwood stated { street, Manchester-road. that on the 2nd inst. the boots produced were brought to his shop ...

... CHAPEL, PADIHAM.-Apply J. C. Hu.uam,6, Railway Terrace, Fadiham. LET, Splendid OFFICES St. J oe*-street, Burnley, over Golden Boot —Apply, Jogs l ...

... from his insulted friend Dan O'Connel be alunk into sullen silence until 1837, when cajoled the Tory and sleepy borough Maidstone in Kent, into returning him to Parliament, where ha« remained the model changling ever ' since. . I Q. —Ar.d sneh tnrn-ooat ...

... eveiy case, the people live our midst, and all are very recent date. We will return the purchase, money if one box of Howell's Golden Herb Pills does not cure you. advt. Alston's Royal Writing Rooms, 9, Grimshaw streiet, Burnley. 65-39S SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESENTATION ...

... grope about in the pie some playing games, others sat round the dark to get at the estate and he did not suppose {j ro their boots off, drying their stockings, oi the debtor was likely to come back in a reasouab.e off to the shops buy dry ones. One time ...

... behalf of the Sunday school were preached the Ebenezer Free Gospel Chapel, Blacko, Sunday afternoon and evening by Mr. W. Boote, of Liverpool. There was a large congregation on eaoh occasion. The collections realised over .£lB. Aeher (L) Glasgow Aberdeen ...

... which tie grounds from the highway . and the se lad a desolate anil solitary look, as though rarely inhabited Shortly Diana Kent rras«uiiied her hat, and folding her arms stared abeenlly across the fields, the saw r.ot sheep or meadow, hedge or ditch, ...

... by one application of St. Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had failed. Mrs. 1). Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says : St. Jacobs Oil has cured neuralgia of two years' **•' There is no bodily pain which! cannot removed by St. Jacobs ...

... letters of the hues forming the followmg beautiful tribute to victimised editor George W. Manypenny is a great jackass—a rat to boot! Saved by Crinoline— Th's fashionable appendage, now and then, makes some amends for the disasters it has caused. This occurred ...

... as the way to spend Sunday the '' Smoke Parliament.'' Mr, Newton Heale's, who is the High Church ' ■ 'M vicar Orpington, in Kent. Mr. has ; long felt desire for Sunday that shall once social and easy. and religiously- directed ' and nuud-improving ...