... throat. At the feet were two deep impressions the toes of a man’s boots, one of them being peculiar from the half of the iron tip the toe of the boot having been off, and the prisoner’s boots exactly corresponded with these impressions; and at place close ...

... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent ot the Daily News, writing from Ditlon. near Maidstone, gives the following interesting account ot the hop harvest in Kent:— I should like well to be hop-farmer of Kent this year. The genial, prosper ...

... of Appledore, Kent ; the Rev. Henry Frederick Rivets, ALA. to the vicarage of St. Faith, Maid. stone; the Rev. Henry Howard Letchworth, MA., to the vicarage of St. Peter, Maidstone; and the Rey. Alfred Dyson to the vicarage of Ogre, Kent ; —all in his ...

... WEST KENT POULTRY EXHIBITION. The second annual poultry exhibition was held at Farningham, in the Fair-field, adjoining the Lion Inn, on Tuesday and Wednesday week. Several marquees had been elected and tastefully decorated, and the flags of all nations ...

... WEST KENT POULTRY EXHIBITION. The second annual poultry exhibition was held at Farningbam, in the Fair-field, adjoining the Lion Inn, on Tuesday and Wednesday week. Several mirquees had been meted and tastefully decorated, and the flags of all nations ...

... THE KEN MURDERERS The convicts Gambrill and Mumford, who are at the eresent time 1 Ing under sentence of death in Maidstone prison for tho Woodnesbaro th and Dover mi whose execution is fixed for ‘th 4th prox.,manifest a caln. lemeanour and pay earnest ...

... 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 ...

... G. STANDERWICK, The Golden Shirt, 26 & 28, STOKE'S CROFT. The Clifton and Redland Free Press and North Bristol Advertiser.—April 16, 1897. 3. A. SHORT & Co., 35, Victoria St.—For choice and stylish Wall Papers & Art Decorations. meet in Hampshire which ...

... MURDER IN KENT. At miss co Tuesday. before Mr. Harm &mawsll, Thebes Moore, 42, was charged with the wilful maim d bis wife, Mary As.. Moots The prisoner was • Lbws* can, and resided at Ashford, sad le• had been married to the doomed math for several but ...

... THE BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY AT MAIDSTONE. (By oub Special Commissions..). Under a somewhat gloomy sky tiiis fine old society has this year pitched its tent* at Maidstone. They had a very beautiful site on the London-road, about a mile from the ...

... BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. ANTED. r«4 steady, MAN on Repair*. Faery, '» »>. Mt'UIM-i- IJO str.. . work Apply »' fcemaa. ttoet Manufacturer. uth d I'XtD •HftUM. W,nlr,i ,ndr.«o Moroanfl Eglla'ne Root Work* Parti > -1 ED ACUIN t»«n'» heavy worfcApr-ly r >.ri ...

... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. FEET-WIPING. A correspondent of the Daily News gives the following description of hop-picking in Kent and the feet wiping performance practised upon novices : The walk was right pleasant in the fresh cool sunshine of the morning ...