... .an who had bee . raurdered in Mitre Square was Lis % wife.”’ | He was st once taken by iergcunt Miles to the ot iuary in Golden Lai e, and thore identified hee 88 the woman, to whom he subsequently | admitted he was not married, but with whom be | had ...

... authority remarks, all the chattels, real and personal, of a felo de se are forfeited to the Crown. MAIDSTONE. EXPLOSIVES FOUND AT ______ The Maidstone correspondent of the Central News telegraphs that quite a scare was created there on Monday by the ...

... on consecutive Suuday evenings in St. Albaus during last wiuter, the authorities have supplied the police with indiarubber boots of an improved patiern, so that they may perambulate the streets in silence. Prince Christian, the Ranger of Windsor Forest ...

... compared to the veneration shown towards the old Bmperor. Not far from the present of the Emperor, the golden sword with iu‘;-ilt set in diamonds, and the golden genl with a ball of lapis lazuli frem the old Emperor's writing table, which the crowd of visitors ...

... the morning of the 17th of October there was an unusual stir and bustle in a small town called Clampiugton, in the county of Kent, aud about fifty miles from London. Merry groups were collected in the narrow high street, young and old alike wearing their ...

... improved by the exhibitors. Ftothe best hopwu.’mg machine (in cloth), for the home market, Wm. Weeks, of Maidstone, has been awarded the prize, for his Kent pattern hop-pressing machine. In hops, the first prize of 101, for the best sample of Golding hops, ...

... liorseruonger-lane Gaol. reasons of his own Mr. Tooth would have preferred the pnwinets of Maidstone, the county gaol of Kent; but finding that no new writ for Kent could be issued in lees than a month, and being eager for martyrdom, he went to London on ...

... many years a partner in the Leicester firm of Crick and Co., inventors of nailed and riveted boots, and who was well known throughout the country in the boot trade, was, on Saturday, u~cidenullyr{jlled whilst on a visit to his daughter, when he fell down ...

... one application of St. Jacobs oil, after all other remedies had failed.’’ % Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says : ‘ St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years’ standing.” There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...

... uneasiness to her family mg friends. Miss May Lawrence, youngest daughter of Mr- Lawrence, of Maidstone, has died at l:“.‘fnfiold House, Leeds, near Maidstone, from the effectsof an accident at a race meeting. Lord Dunraven has presided at a conference ...

... upon him, there Was also blood upon his boots aund hands. Dawson died in the arms of the surgeon. S —————— . A movemeut 18 cn foot in North-Eusst Kent tocom= struct & line of railway frorn Sittingbourne t 0 Maidstone, vis Hollingbourne, and the Direotors ...

... nal section) competition, by 4 1. 1. Wellsmatehrd teams representing Kent and Middlesex mot at Sittiogboarne yesterday, when wee &draw of gos'a each. The Midland Counties best Kent yesterday, lath. Riadoy county chanspionsh , p by 10 points to S. ...