... Boots! Boots! Boots! Joseph Fleming & Son, 17. NOETH-ST., TODMORDEN, (Eitnblinhed 1820) SELLING the Neweet Samples of LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S Goods por the Season. A LARGE STOCK OP NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED. Bespoke Orders promptly attended to. REPAIRS ...

... Boots Boots! Boots! Joseph Fleming & Son, 17, NOBTH-ST., TODMORDEN, (Established 1820) Are SELLING the Newest Samples of LADIES* and CHILDREN’S Goods for the Season. A LARGE STOCK OF NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED. Bespoke Orders promptly attended to. REPAIRS ...

... Boots! Boots! Boots! Joseph Fleming & Son, 17. NORTH-BT., TODMOBDEN. (Established 1820) Are SELLING the Newest Samples of LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S Goods for the Season. A LARGE STOCK OF NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED. Bespoke Orders promptly attended to. REPAIRS ...

... THE MURDER IN KU -NT. AT fi , Rd. AA i re A a 1:vf .- A-_- - f-A- _ At the Maidstone Assizes yesterdyli, Stephen Gambrill (28), labourer, was charged with the mnur ier of Arthnl; Gillow, at Woodilesborough, onl the 4th Decembee last Yr. Serjeaut BALLAN:TIN ...

... alterations have been made in the Kent fixtures. Gloucestershire will play Kent on May 27th, Maidstone. instead of at Gravesend, originally arranged. The Notts eleven will appear at Gravesend on Juno 17th, instead of at Maidstone, and the match with Somerset ...

... KENT COUNTS' CRICKET CLUB. The unnual general meeting of the members the Kent County Cricket Club was held at the Golden Cross Hotel, Charing Cross, London, yesterday, Sir John Farnaby Leonard, Bart, (president), the chair. The annual report and statement ...

... THE CAPITAL CONVICTS AT MAIDSTONE, The calender for the county of Kent at the late assizes has not for a great many years furnished so fearful an amount of charges of murder as on this occasion ; and Mr, Baron Bramwell, who presided as the judge on the ...

... EXECUTIONS AT MAIDSTONE. 're --thosep nt Stephen Fox and George Kibble Edwirds, who hionour !IY were convicted of murder at the late assizes for the county towairdr It o, If Kent, wero executed on Thursday, sat twelve o'clock, in of the:' do front of ...

... KENT v. PHILADELPHIANS. Yesterday afternoon saw the Philadelphians again defeated, this occasion the bauds of Kent, at Maidstone. innings and nine run#. After strong lead established by the county Tuesday, the result was never really in doubt, seeing ...

... the police arrangements most defective. The prisoner, who arrived from Maidstone by train, was escorted from the train a cab; but on his arrival at the court he was loudly booted by the crowd, who appeared in a most excited state. On the court being opened ...

... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Corromendent of the Daily Seim writing from Dimon, roar alaidetone, gives the following interesting account of the Lop herevat in Keut — I should like well to he a hop farmer of Kent this year, The genial, proaper ...

... THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY. {rightful accident occurred half-past four on Friday afternoon in the Blackbeath railway tunnel. The faat train leaving Maidstone at 2.40 p.m. ran into a ballast train a quarter of a mile down the tunnel from the ...