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... business. J. blaude, Upper Hamilton-terrace, St. John's Wood, of no occpton .CJ . Knightbsridge, Conduit-road, Pluimstead, Kent, linen draper. L. Harris, iloundsditels, traveller to a clothier. J Rolf, dliffe-street, Cubitt's Towu, watehmaln. ,. Clarke ...
... 'Iburloswl, Ke tish-towrn, Middlesex, foremnt t1 a bulie-, W. Weller, Woolwich, Kent, stoleneaseii. S. N Ilills, OiV lskeulwoell, Middlesex, pcvterer. It. Ellis, Deptford, Kent, b1argo-owler, N, PBean, I huiipstead-road, M iddlesox, working upholsterer. ...
... Beast. Seven. RArMARIET.-A Co-operative Movement-(At Twenty Miinstes to Eight) New Men and Old Acres-The Fair One with the Golden Leeks. Seven. PRINCESS'S.-After Dark-The Streets of London. Seven. ADnLPHI.-Open to Conviction-(At Eight) The Long Strike- ...
... specimens of the romaine of Fred. W. Itoberteoni.-lVeot.1uiiiusto,' le~ezvi. SMI~h, ELDRR a'id Co-., 1ic, Waterloo-place. Boot Advertising Paper in the %I eotern Counties. Y~EWESTERN MORNING NEWS. A First- T1 c'la~s Daily Paper, the eldest in the district ...
... pore of their skin. A man named John Carter. about thirty-five years of age, made a desperate attempt to murder his wife at Maidstone yesterday. Mrs. Carter had been out shopping, and as she entered the street door, her husband came behind her, and, seizing ...
... Temple, Oct. is. DAPHILPS, wife of GaptaB o R., R.N.,at Sorbiton, Oct. 04. FOSTER, wie of the Rev. J., at Greathat Rectory, Boots, Oct. as. GOVSop. Mrs. G., of Middlebam, at Middlelsoo, Yorkshire, Oct. 1g. PnrslLIs, Mrs. HI. B., at Willeeden-lane, Oct. ...
... Jan. 23. MAuItrE, Mrs. S. S., at Rue de il'sly, Paris, Jan. 22. MaRcER, Mrs. R., at Rodmersham House, near Sittinrbourne, Kent, Jan. 2i. MxuaS, Mrs. J., at Marylebson-road, Jan. in (still. born). PSvCrtA, Mrs. T., of Liverpsol, Jan. sg. R~ADCLII.SE, ...
... hill, Feb. eA (pre. roatorel3 stillborn). Pr w iife of Mr. A. W., M.P., Feb. ig., PEI;i, isfe of Captain W. I., at Tenterden, Kent, !ieb. x5 RYAe Mrs. A. P., atCrovdon, Feb. i. Ssvion. wife of the Rev. WN. J., at Stamntost Rectory, Gloucester, Feb. 7. SueTrON ...
... , her Majesty will leave Windsor for Baden on Saturday next. Saturday being the anniversary of the death of the Duchess of Kent, the Queen and the Royal Family visited the duchess's mausoleum at Frogmore, The mausoleum was afterwards by her Majesty's ...
... Geology, under the ?? of Professor Morris. Tuesday. April , an excursion to Maidstone, under the direction of Mr. W. H. Bensted and Pro' fessor Tennant. Upon arriving at Maidstone the party will visit the Charles Museum, and afterwards the fine sections ...
... beat her was because she lost two boxes of lights and only brought home a halfpenny. Her mother beat her on the head with a boot, and that was the way the blood came on her frock. Her little sisters were also sent out to beg. The prisoner denied beating ...
... F., at Forest-hill, April 28. FPEERSAN, Mrs. S. P., at Lyndhurst, Beckenhamn, April 3o. FREMLIN, Mrs. W. A., at Teston, Maidstone, April 29. HARDY, Mrs. Henry L., at North Kensington, April 26. MCRAE, Mrs. G., at Beddington, April 30. PAY NE, wife of ...