... yards at their disposal, the 3rd Kent n at Artillery, of Colonel Hozier's command, and t utthe 3rd Essex Rifles, were released from duty, a but with orders to muster at once if bugles a in should sound the assembly. Maidstone does d to not offer much in the ...

... still alive. Edward William Barwell, 13, was sen- tenced to 14 davs' hard labour and four years in a reformatory, at Bromley, Kent, on Tuesday, for burglary. John Hatt, of Shaftesbury-avenue, was fined 5s. and costs at Marlborough-street or Tuesday, for ...

... wine merchant- T. T. BARTLETT, Woolwieb, butcher-i. Gi. CliITTENDEN, Tuo. bridge, Kent, plasterer-F. BOADLEY, Farnborougb, Kent, corn dealer -J. HODGMAN, Rochester, Kent, maeter mariner- W. B. THEL. WALL, Windsor, clerk - J. L. LLOYD. and W. GROVE, Birming- ...

... 1 each agit Golden Dust and Anoelia, liO to 3 each egit Fautail, Orplan, Countese, and Golden Dust, oO to 1 each ?? Cadean and Qneen Bertha I The fllg fell at exactly exteen minutes past three, at the third attervpt. At the distance, Golden Dcat obtained ...

... Loveday aged 36 years, printer, of Bermondsey, was sentenced to two months' hacd labour for stealing a pair of boots from outside the Albert boot steres. Nearly 3,000 persons assembled in the Kinnaird hall, Dundee, on Monday ight, at a concert given in aid ...

... complexion; was dressed in black, with a red wing in hat, button boots, and looked ill. Edmiund Carr, age 23, height Sft. 7Tn., of dark com- plexion, clean shaved, and wearing lace-up boots, dark suit, and black felt hat, arrived at 163, Darlsing-road, ...

... Gracechurch-street, City, boot and shoe ?? Atkinson and I George Lawrence Ffrench, of Kirkdalk L ancashire, school- I n asn I Robert Barton and John Wiiam Palmer, of 1 Liverpool, *indowv blind ?? Fry and Paul Henry Stokoe, of Maidstone, Rent, ?? I Rothwell ...

... far yoer valuable article on The Iniquities of Law is meeting with substantial success, for which the working men of Maidstone are deelly indebted to you and your powerful organ, which reaches the masses of their fellow brethren far and near. The following ...

... Suffolk, ?? Ga~adino, of llkeston, Derbyshire, fruiterer- Samuel Bishop, of Tenbury, Worccstors~lire, ?? Butler, of Ashford, Kent, boot and shoe ?? Hiatt, of Stonrten, Watrwiclshire, timber dealer-Alfrea: Hnynte, of Ilnington, Warvickzhire, ?? Barr, or' Fromne ...

... frightful accident occurred at half-past four on Friday afternoon in the Blackheath railway tunnel. The fast train leaving Maidstone at 2.40p.m. ran into a ballast train a quarter of a mile down the tunnel from the Blackheath end, and three-quarters of a ...

... barrister- at-law, April 20, at 12. WpWlarxwaso ?? Weet Derby, lanreahire, boilermaker, PUBLIC EXAMATIONS. April 20. T. Pooy. Maidstone lime ?? 26. A. G Neale, Gzeenvich oieesanonger-ApriL 12. J. Jefries, EMle. meret Shropebire, ?? J2. 3. Bird, inn., Daventry ...

... Lord Randolpb Churchill has promised to preside at the annual banquet on behalf of the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat, Golden-square, to be bold at the H1tel Metropole on July 6. The Marquis of TIartington on Wednesday paid a visit to Buaton, end opened ...