... THE MURDER NEAR MAIDSTONE . Henry Itre , t•39. • tall. petwertnt,lng emit. having the appearance et naval. has 'welt ?PAM nn and muslin vertain woman whom was unknown. am. occupied lb. attention of the Coma for boors, but tar vital Nets 14 the care lay ...

... THE IDOUBLE MURDER IN KENT. At Dartford Petty Sessions on Saturday, John Knocker, aged 40, an army pensioner, was charged reflo od with the wilful murder of David Smith, years of age landlord, of the Greyhound Inn, Sutton -at-Hone, and further with the ...

... IVIIIIIeII ONION. Serious differences, says a Maidstone correspondent, have arisen between the executive and several of the branches of the London and Southern Counties Ltbour League, formerly known as the Kent and Sussex Labourers Union, with the rerult ...

... THE SEVENOAKS MURDER. SIUITZNCI DIIATIL At the Kent Assizes, held at Maidstone, before Lord Justice Mathew, Robert Hayman, 52, a labourer, of Ighthans Common, was indicted on a charge of murdering Esther Afichin, a widow, aged about 51, at Wrotham, on ...

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... as already descriled, they were picked up. The sufferings of the men while on the raft were intense, and they out up a sea boot and chewed the pieces to keep their tongues moist. The men who were saved were the boatswain, William Rees ; able seamen Arthur ...

... 4s. 4d. ; best Downs. 9 to 84-stone 51. fkl. ; 10 stone half-brads, st. 2.1. to 5. 4d. ; 12 to 11-stone, 4s. 10d. to ss. ; Kent., 5,. to ss. 2d. ; Irish, ss. to ss. 2d. Ewes were not a quick gale, and ruled at 3e. 101. to 4s. 2.1. Calves nominally 51 ...

... by one application of at. Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had tailed. Mrs O. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway. Maidstone, Kent, pays : '• St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of new algia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...

... numbering altogether about 8,000 Ferrous. —Major Sharpe- flume, who Joao:tele coutestiug Maidstone at the next election, Mr. A. Sinuontle, tile leader of the Kent and Sussex labourers, and C.pt. Lemon were the cli , irinen at the several platf..l ins. ...

... Gazette. The Kent coroner has held an inquest on the body of a man named Wilson, who died in Maidstone Gaol from pneumonia, rought on by chill contracted while being taken in an open conveyance from Cranbrook to the County Gaol at Maidstone. Ihe jury passed ...

... dead. WHILST hunting with the West Kent Hounds on Saturday, Major W. H. Murphy, and Batt. Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regment, was thrown from his horse and killed. The accident took place at • village near Maidstone, at which town deceased was stationed ...

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