... Pavilion on the 17th. Messrs. Whatman and Wykeham Martin are condi- dates for the representation of the western division of Kent at the next election. A pil1 of three days, on the question of granting a church. rate. in Hackaey, closed Sept. 1, when the ...

... and first floor aind contents by heat, smoke, and water; and front door broken ?? 11 a.m. the brigade were called to 199, Old Kent-road, to find that Mrs. MaryJane Smith had been severely burnt through her dress catchin, fire. Mrs. Smith succumbed to her ...

... Dadson, Lea-bridge- road, Clapton-H. Dawes. Lexington-street, Golden-square, late undertaker-H. S. Garra- way, Warwick-street, Pimlico-D. Goldberg, Crispin-streat, Brushlield-street, Bishopsgate, boot ?? e Grant,Leaming- ton-road-villas, - Westbourne-park-P ...

... Hnll',bnsterman-W. J. WadlerndEn l ?? b~pgig -d~ UbI 0 F PW¢ Falxmmi, 1pawte, posting miaster- H Stephens? u Glamorgaushie, boot and shbecmaker-R. Tr' .i1g, ilany Tydfil, 61 orgnnbire, fishmonger-W 1?8' carver.* TUESDAY, or, SLy gXIMPTS.-E. Pistrucci, ...

... picked at d, Thames, off Blackwall pier. Description - IQ 5 feet 10 inches; black cloth jacket dr elight trowsers, spring boots, and cotton socks. Oa Joseph Olegg, a labourer, was appreboc ded at BoltononSaturday-.harged lwitl mirhereI a namedEnglish ...

... Lowuties-square. On Monday the corner stone of as new Baptist chapel, which In about to be built at the end ot Albany-street, Old Kent-road, was laid by Mr. Bar- ran, MP. The total cost of the building and its adjuncts will be ahont 11,0001. The National Lifeboat ...

... presented by the officers and brethren of All Souls' lodge of Freemasons at Weymoath to Mr. William Eliot or the occasion of his golden wedding. The address states that Mr. Eliot is the oldest mason in England. Joseph Ashton. collier, was sentenced to three ...

... (Henderson making the top scare of 47) and 32 for seven wickets. Sussex made 180 (i. tilde, not out, 75) and 81. KENT V. YoEs;ssIsEa.-At Maidstone, on Wednesday, the Northserncr3 suffered a pitiable defeat by an ilailig13 and 105 runs, scoriag only 71 acd ...

... magis- trates of Malling, Kent, asking to be furnished with particulars of the assault on a little girl by a fruiterer named Goodayle,who resides at Ryarsh. The case was reported in the daily papers as follows - At the Malline (Kent) petty sessions, on Monday ...

... the Abbey-woed staticl of the' North Kent railway, He wasseeni neighbourhood late on the- previous night, and al Ceared to be of weakinind, There were traces of having wandered across a ploughed field, where hi boots were found, and the ditch where he was ...

... Bank- side, Southwark; and Idle, Yorkshire, stone merchants. Off. assig., Graham, Basinghall-street-E. Hooker, Syden- ham, Kent, contractor. Off. assig., Stansfeld, Basinghall- street-J. Fraser, Lower Thames-street, City, 'wine mer- chant. Off. assig ...

... 6.1 pwm.; at 73, Charing-croome-road, at 739 p.m. at 39, Devaoshire-rocsd, Forest-hill, at7.53 p.i.; at 23, Carnbystreset, Golden square, at 10.1 p.m.; and at 136, 138, and 140, Mare-street, Hackney, a draper'sat 11.4? p.m. suicct (ire a utbreaks occurred ...