... ccoceee 8 3. Wrgh, ow: b Gaskin.» 110+ 15 s w, cesesesse T.!fi::d,bli.l— cospessecese 8 J. Boot, ¢ Brentnall, b Gaskin. 13 ?. Chrk..&(}uhn b,.. l: . Boot, ¢ Willgoose, b Gaskin. C. Shaw, ¢ Gaskin, b Miles 4 J. Smedley, st Brentnall ...

... one application of St. Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies E.nd failed.”” Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says: ‘* St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years’ standing.” There is no bodil{ pain which cannot be removed ...

... 500, A reprieve for Richard Townsend, who was convicted and sentenced to death at the kent Assizes for the murder of his wife at Dartford, has been received at Maidstone prison. There is no truth in the rumour that Mr. Barom Huddleston had communicated to ...

... were injured. At the Kent Assizes, on Monday, before Mr. Justice Manisty and a jury, Olarke, a member of a London firm of horse sued the 'u[uinnndmt of the Maidstone m for for false imprisonment. Oaptain O was arrested at Maidstone fair on suspicion of ...

... excellent swimmers, and, although in the sea nipwndl of twenty minutes, the were rescued, Middleton, who had muxed to kic{ his sea boots off and to relieve himeelf of other articles of clothing, was picked up by the smack, and a harbour tug afterwards succeeded ...

... the home side made the 40 required to win for the loss of only one wicket. At one time at Maidstone, on Saturday, there was & chance of Yorkshire ceusing Kent to follow their innings. The hop county representatives, however, proved equal to the occasion ...

... depaty clerk.— Mise Kent, headmistress of the Girls’ School, mnd for an sadvance of nd.r{;:’nd t‘:hnn grant, was advanced to one th, making an equivalent of £BO per annum salary.—Miss Gent was also advanced £5, making £5O per annum.—Miss Boot applied, but no ...

... mltnupfnlbummoomumdnhmmmd An uest has been held at Camberwell Workhouse tou mdmuwmrmm an artisan, who, on Friday last, at the Kent-road Mmmthlnfionlm.“-wdbmbtolhwl lethd-:md, uummmmupum platform, was instantly. jury found a verdict of accidental death. Dr ...

... at the Maidstone May fair (held on Mouday), was not so large as on previous years, but there was a largs attendance of buyers, and prices, as a consequence, ruled high, Down and Kent store sheep realising 50s, to 655. ; yearl £9 to £lO ; Kent ewes with ...

... ht sun streamed down over chimney and roof and trec-top, and the tender lines around ber mouth deepened ss she vhi-lxcvd.“o golden leaves, your life is ?plcd of — At that moment her mother came down to the gate, ‘sleeves rolled up, and her big red hands ...

... y-num-&cman.m. mw‘z m-u:u m&emrwv:‘lm boy ua-.:: ArINS AD heard . S et B ot . P With regard to the Kentish fruit plan the Maidstone Journal reports unfavourably. Ap*.::‘:‘k B A T ot Mu one time nm.nr:d.ood. are fast dh-p.o{:h-; through the excessive wet ...