... Ilisabeth Ann Staunton, and Alice Rhodes, tery men were scratching a marble croft with now in the Kent County . Gaol at Maidstone, be retheir hobnailed boots, while others were breaking potted until the further signification of her Majesty's leasure. the ...

... tangible to the humble labourer or small occupier than his beliefs. Centuries of inherited experiences, and his own experiences to boot, enable him to say with strong conviction, I know. Carried into matters beyond his ken, this habit of mind is presumptuous ...

... Dinizulu guilty of high treason, and sentenced him to 10 y, an' imprisonment. Tai Kent County Council have in contemplation a scheme, whereby the control of the main roads in Kent, of which there are between 500 and 600 miles, will be handed over to about eve ...

... hands and teeth until rescued. 11Ih KING OF ITALY received a Neapolitan deputation, who presented his Majesty with a civic golden crown, and an address signed by 16,000 persons of all classes of the city of Naples, on the anniversary of his accession to ...

... George laskposs, has been convicted of the• murder of his sweetheart, by drowning in the Surrey Canal, has been removed to Maidstone Gaol, the offence having been committed in that county. His respite has just been received.—The youthful murderer, Richard ...

... suffocated in bed. Another fire attended with loss of life occurred at a private lunatic asylum kept by Dr. Harmer at Hawkhurst, Kent. The building was completely destroyed, and a young lady patient was burnt to death. PENRITH ABOUT FIFTY YEARS AGO. An occasional ...

... is said by one of the largest growers in the country to be the heaviest ever known and it is reported from some districts in Kent that great quantities of plums are allowed by the owners to rot upon the trees because it does not pay them to market them ...

... Joseph Arch represents 10,000 agricultural labourers, belonging to the National Union, and Mr. C. Beale, Maidstone, 10,000 members of the Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union. ...

... previous years. Harvest has been comp'et,d in th•-se counties, and with a continuance of the present tine weather the pheasant @booting at aeon will open on Wednesday under favourable ci rcu mstances. TUOM ten named Barry were court Wed for trial, •t the Ennis ...

... with stealing a pair of boots value 4s. She had gone to a friend's house at Scotforth, and after she had left the daughter's boots were missed. Suspicion fell upon the prisoner, and upon her mother's house being searched the boots were discovered. As there ...

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... among his supporters a poet, who has issued the following pious effusion BY DOCKYARD WORKMAN. Gaze round this yard, ye men of Kent Think of this town to ruin sent ! By Liberals ou've too much been mammal ! At this see them A Consecrative is the man we want ...