... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... frightful accident occurred stir 1Ilfzpasb faur on Friday afternoon In the Blackheal.^ railway tunnel. The fast train, leaving Maidstone oll-40 p.m. ran into a ballast train a quarter of a mite dwt the tnnunei from the Black- heath end, and trf ers of a mile ...

... ® owe*. BR nd GALE, Estate Agents, Hmillet, have to LET. GROVE VILLA. Aaohoratreet, Kent *l#. r ' Leeds. Bern ...

... rab to the Maidstone Hospital There Isjr bed week*. linn* solely on milk. T-o weeks later I left the hospital, feeling trifle better. Hut I low-spinted, dejected man. with idea that should never be much use again August, my friend. Mr Kent, of this place ...

... victualler G. and L. J. homers, Houndsditch, wholesale stationers Merrall, Maidstone, dentist's assistant W. M. and H. N. Tennent, Liverpool, merchants L. Gunscn, Ever ton, boot and shoe maker H. A. Lees, Liverpool, cotton merchant T. Richmond, liverpool ...

... uLmcn- plurved in this industry would not b'n more than -63 per cent.. eyh-ch is somewh-vat less than the average of that ,golden year of iron sbinbuilders, 1882. In seven isieis of tbe ungineering trade, representing engine and machone building, iron ...

... ?? .L&QtALJY HIlUJNJUSED L, The terrible calamity which occurred on Friday evening in the Blackheath tunnel,, on the North Kent rRailway, has caused the greatest alarm among those acees- tomed to travel by rail. It is miraculous that the loss of life ...

... June4. at 11 Clifford W., Camberwell, June 4, at 12 CDleman S. S., Chancery-lane, judge's clerk, May -25, at 2 Cock W.. Maidstone. stationer, Jnne 13, at 11 Cooper J. R., Shoreditch, ironmonger, May 20, at 12 Day E., near Edgeware, and Wartleld, farmer ...

... VILLAS, ll.jim'.hay-road.—Two aitting-room*. bay floor kitchen; bath, and w.e. Kent *3O. VILLAS, House; two sitting-rooms, a ' l garden*. Heven minutes from atation. Kent *l4. VIEW, Btackman-lane.—Thraoxh House; three roam* and four bwdroonu, bach yard ...

... J. Cooper, Wind-or and Egham, coach builder, ' XW. Matheson, Woolwich, grocer Hd E. Kettle, Maidstone, licensed victualler IK T. NWhiting, Folkestone, boot dealer tF' W. H. Laneley, Canterbury, rnanaier to a licensed victaha x; A. H. Ifiitchin, Over ...