... FIVE MEN KILLED IN A RAILWAY COLLISION. On Friday week • frightful occurrenes took place in Blackheath tunnel of the North Kent Railway. It that at It few minutes before o'clock a heavily. =Tallest train entered the 'tunnel on the up line, mid that ma ...

... but kent me bettor I Bat twoan'. twenty yeers ha's made on unto change en us bait h. Oh, Laird 0' Thorndee, that ye fell by a mime that I damns name. Oh, if ycr teddy wife, that her., o' lonely emetthedoes, an' yer eon an' dochter as weel, but kent the ...

... 1879. _ Aa snowstorm. ,ill Sunday warn there an ,now deep In streets and . Tas ALICE Jtate.—Tho Kent Magistrates, sitting at Maidstone on Tuesday. i.i.inted five guineas to each ot the 18 jurymen who sat during the Cotoner's inguset Into the disaster ...

... in top boots, and in * habit that, as * r , cording to was nt; ic,hger v. .. Highlander's kilt; altugcvher unfentiui he, a of , the period, pronounce,* the cuansonous; anu Mt. John Bradshaw, on the bars suspicion, struuk ner out of the golden book &s ...

... did think it worth the money. — rho. FATAL ACCIDINT.—A boy named Ward, son of a workman employed at Burhatu Briekfielda, Maidstone, wan sent thither with his father's dinner, and in the brickyard he got upon a platform used tor discharging chalk j into ...

... butler, had sent down word that if didn't clear the house he send to Lanark for the police, they bethought them of bringing the golden moments of stoles pleasure to a so preparatory to liabbity 13,raster as the grand finale. Katie .lohn..ioii, laundry maid ...

... struck by the lightning. One was severely injured about the head, the other sus- , tained no serious personal injuries, but his boots I were literally torn off his feet and his clothing was damaged. The boy himself, however, escape miraculously. Both were ...

... private Lytton.—Echo. SISOCYLNO AT ROCIMALF--A young woman named Agnes Taylor, Id years of age. the daughter of Taylor. late boot and shoe dealer in Drake Street, Rochdale, and u;i to a few days ago a domestic servant in Manchester, was seen on Friday to ...

... kintraside a' rearm' I ' Stivasvonr.-At 12 Wilton Stree t, on the l ab at an end. The few dors which it bad to run • London's eye kent wed by et) A great b as e , Mrs Robert Stevenenn, of a daiiehter. would not prevent her from fulfilling the con-' big tools ...

... or uc RAGa. — Tho Maidstone Local Board have decided to memorielise the Dome Secretary to take precautions against the danger to the public health arising from the importation of rags which may contain the germs !of disease. In Kent, and especially in ...

... One of these vessels was the Richard and knees tightly held together be sat qu - irepl. -- - - po ket and worked into his boot. Re easemenit 'tiotier, her buaband slapped her face a month AMERICA. Wallace. which was wrecked and subeequeutly Observer ...

... effete th..t j Getty was seen by a sippalsteur walking along the I Midlaud Railway line outside the rtatien. When I over the Kent 'Street bride, he was obrerred to j lay himself arms tba rails in fruit of an ale 'preaching engine. Tim engine was regnant ...