... objected to it. Kent autkr Skssionr.— The intermediate Sessions were opened Maidstone, Thursday, before Oat home Hardy, Esq., M.P., Chairman. Thomas Edwards, 17, Robert Williamson, 16, and William Thompson, 16, pleaded guilty throe indictments charging them ...

... Stuart, (Kate Foley}; Mr. C. A. Clarke, (Thomas O’Keefe, “The Omadhaun ); Mr. Bisson, (Faimer Foley), Mr. Clinton, (Gerald Fitzgerald); Mr. Clarkson, (George Simoon); Mr. Gratb, (Murty Dwyer); Mr. Robinson. (Hairr Hardy) ; Mr. Prankland, (Jerry); Mr. Gardiner ...

... that the poor little fellow stum- J bled, and fell with a terrible crash upon his head into the road beneath. He was picked Thomas Panton. who placed him in bis van, and at once conveyed him to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, where he died last night from the ...

... Chemists l/ll & 2/9 per box. Sevenoaks. Mr. Thomas Buss, coroner, held inquiry at the Royal Oak Hotel. Sevenoaks. on Saturday afternoon, respecting the death of Temple Hardy, aged 2d years. Ralph Price Hardy deposed that he was an actuary, and resided ...

... Frederick Chapman, 3b, butcher, William Hancock, 27, butcher, Thomas Codrai, 19, labourer, end Thomas Riley, 22, mariner, were indicted for stealing of mutton, value 3 12'-, the property of William Thomas Cooper, at Chatham, on the 23rd of May. Mr. Barrow prosecuted; ...

... delivered. Funeral Odd Fellow.— The remains of Mr. John Thomas, who for many years was secretary to the Canterbury lodge, wero interred Sunday, whon there was a large gathering of Odd Fellows. Mr. Thomas was for many years overseer the Kentish Observer printing ...

... his difficulties. —Maidxtone Journal. Ecclesiastical Intelligence.—The Archbishop of Canterbury has instituted Rov. Charles Hardy Hughes D’Aeth, M.A., Wad ham College, Oxford, Rector of Wickhambreux, to the Rectory' of Knowlton, near Wingham, vacaut by ...

... 11 11—29 „ 18 2-2.7 Sapper Fook 18 4—27 Lance-Corporal Corder 10 4—lB Sergeant Jeffery 7 4—31 Corporal Pike 7 0—27 Sapper Hardy 24 0 4—28 Corporal Lidden 8 14 15—37 Sapper Allen 2 0— „ Mosdell 13 12 9-3-1 „ Williams 17 4 C-27 „ Matten 15 5 10—30 Lanc ...

... Adlington, Thomas Pinnington, Liverpool and London Chambers, Liverpool, gentleman Abbey, Charlotte, 1, Widcombo terrace, Bath, widow Abbev, Charlotte Susannah, 1, Widcorube terrace, Bath, spinster [London, gentleman Aylesbury’, William Thomas, jun., 17-5 ...

... [Before O. Talbot, Eaq., M.P.] These sesnmia were ojiened Tburaday. J. O. Talhot, Eaq., M.P.. d in the lint court, and J. S. Hardy, Em., M.P., the second. The grand jary having been sworn, whom Mr. Hall, Horton Kirby, cboeen foreman, Mr. Talbot delivered ...

... a director of the olflee, which was also most warmly responded bv the company. Amon the other toasts were The health Mr. Thomas, with the town of Rye “—that jrentleman having been a successful agent to the institution npwardsof forty-two years; Chairman ...

... Thursday at the Sessions-house, Maidstone, before Mr. J. O. Talbot, M.P., chairman of the Ist court, and the Hon. J. S. Gathorne Hardy, P., chairman of the •2nd court. THEFTS ROCHESTEB AND CHATHAM. Annie Phillips, aged 11, and Robert Phillips, 10, dealer, were ...