... at Arsold Farm, Leeds, near Maidstone. The parties agreed to marry, and the day was named. On the Saturday before the Monday that they were to be married the defendant said that the plaintiff must go with her to Maidstone an I sign a marriage settlement; ...

... the market. Tea Nsto or The Mild se Kent - Ml.. Reatiburn), concerning suet me there has been doubt, has entered her 10511. year. The fact bus proved by reference to the register of In All Saint. Church, Maidstone. where the rite took place on April 17 ...

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... GENERAL NEWS., Two GoLors Eaomm.—Two fine golden eagles have been seen In Kent, hovering over Eastwell Park. One bird was shot, but the keepers are trying to capture Its mate alive. Aio Sumfr.—The Importation of sheep into France from Germany ban been ...

... behind a •ietor's heel She walks dlserowned, with feet unman• dalled, bleeding. The manacles noon her beauteous arms, The golden all. are not a whit less galling; ilfhile jeering crowds coiument upon her charms. Pride tires Ler eyes and keeps her feet ...

... ICIDA AND SUICIDAL !mecums THAT Dr G. D. Thomas, coroner, the baiter anguish of her heart, the cried on , nion of souls, a golden ladder beginning at the at me with a beseeching expression; for she ARE LUSHLY TO SPRING VP. his inquiry at Camden Town lot ...

... _compared with last year. - - - After a trial which lasted nearly four days, Percy Lefroy was found guilty on Tuesday at Maidstone Assizes of the murder of Mr Gold on the /3righton Railway on June •27. Mr Justice Coleridge pronounced sentence of death ...

... upon terms which had been agreed upon. Mr a yeesueenski. reeo,47,- officers. Some day it will be broken down, M'Dowatt.-At 162 Kent Road, on the 24th rims, aalla , kfr,a_ is invaluable As • remedy for cooghbuld cold% of MI eve° asust , Government of Ireland ...

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... tho man's shoulder, killing him on the spot. BEATS FROM A BOOT.—On the fith ultimo, Mr John Fawcett, of Raminstondale, tailor and draper, went with the excursion train to Manchester; his boots being a little too tight bruised the big toe on his right ...