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... sayanything.— Mr. Flowers remanded him for further examination. ATTEMPT TO MURDER, AT MAIDSTONE. A young man, named Dray, was committed for trial on Saturday morning, at Maidstone, on a charge of baring made an attempt to murder his grandfather by shooting at ...

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... from the Home Offiee advising the Governor of the Kent County Prison, at Maidstone, that the capital sentence upon the four piesouers convicted of the Pings murder bad boon respited was received at Maidstone at about a quarter before seven o'clock on Saturday ...

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