... DOUBLE EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. On Thursday, at noon. the criminals Alfro 1 Holden, aged 25, a soldier, and Alfred Eldridge, aged 33, formerly in the service, were executed for rourdig out the drop in front of the county prison at Maidstone. Of the guilt of ...

... Essex Seveuoaks, Kent Cranbrook, Kent Sittinghbourne, Kent Hawkhurst, Kent St. Albans, Herb Croydon, Surrey Tenterden, Kent Dartford, Kent Tonbridge, Kent Ferningham, ...

... Holm” .. (Prom London) FOR QUEENSLAND. (ran MUMS Or MAD. MIMI POUNDS). LIGHT BRIGADE. (From Landau)..^.••.• lloth Jae. GOLDEN DREAM, from Liverpool 10th Feb., Cork 16th J. Marna, Commander, Pasoan who hold Purge Warrants or Bounty Tickets. will please ...

... comrauoloation, not only with Tunbridge Wells, but also with Woolwich, Chatham, Rochester, Maidstone, fievenosks, and other places of importance In the county of Kent, besides :airing the advantage of termini at Charing Craw and Cannon-street, which by no ...

... 100,000 Buffalos No POLE9.—Annul Sale at the Paddoci Wood tattoo. Turner WILL SELL BY AUCTION, at the Maidstone Road Inn , Paddock wood, Ereoehley, ,Kent, Saturday, th e 18th April, 1868, at one o'clock (with,at room), about 100,000 superior 10, 11, 14 ...

... for the Liverpool Australian fleet so great and decided a preference. Ship. From London to To sail Mystery .. Otago Jan. 6. Golden Sanest (new) Auckland .. .. to follow. Llogdale (new) to follow Blue Jacket Sam Ccarna .. to follow. Benton. • to follow ...

... reward is offend for the conviction of the offenders. Charlotte, the wife of George Finch, proved that defendant ehaogod his boots on .he morning of the I lth March. A curler, named Fenuell, proved hoariest defendant threaten • Coo on the Doe. Mr. Lamb cm:touted ...

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... Queensberry, valued at 600 guineas ; he forbade the use of swords, as i they tore the ladies dresses, and put down riding boots. It was n 1740 that an Act of Parliament was paased,:in which was a clause declaring it illegal to erect buildings on the common ...

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