... murder of Harriet Staunton, the wife of Lewis Adolp ma Edmund Staunton, at Penge, should be removed from the Kent Assizes, to be held at Maidstone, to the Central Criminal Court. The prosecution had been instituted by the Treasury. and he (the learned counsel) ...

... IRONMONGERS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, AND OTHERS. yLIGIBLE BUSINESS PREMISES IN THE THRIVING TOWN OF ItURYPORT, FO4 SOLE. LOT 1. All that Front Shop with Dwelling House attached, situate at No. in Crosby street, Mary pert. now used as a Boot and Shoe Est ...

... lI.A. only son of the Rev. W. Lindsay, Canada West, and nephew of the late Rev. R. Mason, M. A., Hector of Tuvil, near Maidstone, Kent, to Margaret Hanson Kidd, daughter of the late Mr. Kidd, Hunsonby Cottage, Penrith, and niece of Robert Nanson, Esq., ...

... Paris, a highly promising young scholar, to undertake the translations from the Zend Scriptures in the series of the Sacred Boots of the World. GERMAN Hoist Lim a eerier of pictures of Germany as it is, originally published in Fraser's Magazine, have ...

... Emperor with a pair of golden spurs of exquisite workmanship as a token of the pleasure he feels at the union of Germany. HELENE VISCOUNTESS WALDEN, after a lingering illness, died on Saturday at Walden Cottage, Chisleburst, Kent. Her ladyship was the ...

... Petersburg. is said that the minion among the hop pickers of Kent, set on foot for the test time this year, has been • remarkable comas No less than forty of them were baptised at Maidstone pariah cl arch hat week, and it is thought that more that Awe ...

... He readthe warrant to-Simoand, lea was bound to place it in the statement, bat the in reply, he said be knew nothing nt all &boot it, and Ilimpshire and North Wilts Banking Company had could not understand it, The primmer asked to be emigrated, in the event ...

... Workman, 2. J Brough, 3, Henry Brown. Silver Pencilled Hambnrgs—Jas Bainbridge, 2 and 3, Henry Brown. 4, James Harding, Appleby. Golden Pencilled Hamburgs—Henry Brown, 2, H Todd, 3, James Harding. Poland Fowls, any variety—Rev S Haines, 2 and 3, John Sutherland ...

... stamped rain-proof, and a guarantee is attached to every piece. The black does not come off when wet. THE HOP HARVEST.—The Maidstone. Journal ' says that hop-picking has now finished with the ' majority of the growers. Contrary to expectation the hops have ...

... country.— Heroes and Valets, its the Corishi.l Magazine. SHORTLY after the money-order offioe was opened at a village in Kent, an old gentleman who was leaving his farm employed an auctioneer to conduct the sale of his effects. Not having sufficient ...

... DREADFUL ATTEMPT AT TRIPLE MURDER. On Sunday night the neighbourhood of Kent:shtown, London, was thrown into a state of exalt.- meat on ire blooming known that a desperate at. tempt had been made to murder three persons under the following circumstances: ...

... discovered means of pang ru shank Wel winch .111 not bare glumly a colour It Ina at Several woodcocks wen last week on Haym Common, Kent. Timm Gene= Meters to this t/ eat tide appearance swot Is A clever writer suggests litepomildo adaperetions of tramere Models ...