... programme. Tun Prises cif Wake hes sme a donation at 15 guineas towards the Itailakg Pad of the Hospital for Ci the Threat (Golden Slums, Leedom), of whisk iastituticsa his Royal Highness lithe patron. As accident organ alleming happened on Sunday night ...

... decline, in the IN the first place, in order to meet the eepeeui • - • .e. e '0 a nected with Jamatea. Dr. who, it is the Kent distriet. discussinn on lay re- AN amusing brew ph of remise (-see wa.s tried hen of the Pit elasses ? The , , thought that ...

... Minister of Justice. THE RAILWAY MURDER.— The commission of the Kent and Sussex Winter Assizes, at which Lefroy will be tried for the Brighton Railway murder, will be opened at Maidstone by Lord Chief Coleridge on the 31st inst., and the Court will proceed ...

... to a domestic ' , errant, named Mary Amber, employed at a tem;.eranc2 hteel ; secoudly, with assaulting Thomas Pratt, the boots; thirdly, with having stolen a portnomteau and other articlea, the property of the land_ . AT A &Irmo ol the Peterborough Town ...

... Smelt, a parishimter, pointing to the communion table, on which were tvo tall candlesticke, several vases of flowers, and a golden cross covered with flowers, said he could not come there and see those things without raising his protest sgait such an exhibition ...

... Humus, Aldershot miter; Beading Stk, al Nacre, to move lit bat W.E. Befit R. (s)th), to M,strut ; Canterbury I. Cy ps ; Maidstone 9th 'wooers, Umballa ; Can. lit bat. S. York. It. (5 et), terbury Bart:Illy; Pontefract 10th Huvrars.Lucknow ; ord 2nd bat ...

... Portuguese coins, a trousers, a pair of spring-side boots, an an flags, a coloured sash, Sc. Some papers were eat of the car while it was being taken on board. ' AT a Special Police-court, West Melling, Maidstone, before Mr. L. E. 'High and Col George l'iercy ...

... owing to his having been apprehended at Northfieet, on suspicion of his having stolen fire pairs of new boots, which he had ia his possession. The-e boots were stolen from a shop at Milton-neat-Sittingbourne, also on Christmas Eve. Howard gave the name of ...

... %ortbampton bury lit bet Berk- R. (49th), 7th Hussars. Aldershot Egypt; dtb, Meerut; Canterbury bat R.W. Kent it. (50th), Lancers. Umballa; Can. op pti Maidstone terbury bit bat. S. York. R. (5114). 10th Hussars. Bliornaliff• Signapore 1 Pontefract 1 1 th. Ireland ...

... of the Eccimialtical usinbeioners, for the re merry of extraordinary Whir, are advertioed to the plaoe at teed , near Maidstone, Kent Over 100 sheep have been ssi ed Immediately after the mks, we are informed, an indignation meeting will be hold to protant ...

... before the express Tabernacle; the change of . meat offering into Attorney-General, with her Majesty's approval, and Mr. Golden prosecuted for the Treasury, and stated r, arrived, and cleared the line of the obstruction withmed offering, where there ...

... were finny folks as humble as the 'miring. ASSIZE ARRANGEMENTS. Mr. Justice Hawkins took, the Times remarks, occasion. at Maidstone last week, to deliver his mind as to the circuit arrangements, and to speak of them as a muddle. In this opinion he is ...