... the boots. The boots are nearly new.—Mr. J. Fear, shoemaker, Broad-street, said : I identify the boots produced as being mine. I lost them from outside my window on Tuesday night between five and six o'clock.—The prisoner said she bought the boots from ...

... Teffont Manor-house. Rev. J. Preston, rector of Freemaotle, near Southampton. Rev. A. Sedgwick, vicar of Tovil, near Maidstone, Kent. Rev. J. cwalwell, 8.A., curate of Thorganby. Rev. Charles Tooth, M.A., vicar of Grandhorongh. Rev. D. A. Tyssen, curate ...

... codicils, of Mr. Thomas Cntbnsh, late Yaldiog and Maidstone, Kent, who died in January last, was proved in London on the instant, under £70,000 personally, Mary Cutbush tbe relict, Mr. Thomas Edmett, of Maidstone. He has left several legacies to bis personal ...

... were raised arrived. He said let there be a uniform pattern equipment for all the military oervlee, from the shako to tUo boot. Establish volautecr stores in the various military oontroa, capable equipping, say 300,009 men, at a moment a notice. Lot ...

... labourer, of Moulaford, said:—l hare known Mr. Field about twelro months. Ho waa accustomed to ssil about thio riser in his boot; it ia sailing yacht. I ■aw the boat coming the riser, but did not see the accident happen. I heard Mr. Field cty.for help ...

... husband, sent the foilowiog thrilling telegram tea the Crown onght r^rfvVrt TempleX is dT TO . b 11l I I l?tf Wheat: Essex, Kent, '' (Halt, Brown fiO Jb o Hou.e ol Commons had refused the snppiiet. This was The pavements are to kept clean. secret of ? ...

... Thursday last. President: Mr. J. Tomkins, Mayor; Aldermen Graham, Ballard, and Bad cock ; Councillors Badcock, Belcher, Cballenor, Kent, £. Payne, Stacey, and Townsend. The minntes of the last meeting having been read and confirmed, the Mayor said the first and ...

... IgMifltntt. A pilot boot was opset in off Wick and two pilota were drowned. j* London ° W fire 9t running daily out The International boat race will rowed at .1 -in Monday. June 10th. Sewing machine schools for indigent children hare been established ...

... ,. to the Church of Ireland Snateulution Fai.d * - The Pope baa presented Mduie. Thiers'and hr-r . Mdlle. Dosne, with two golden rosarie!!. Blater i The American Post Office Dcp-runent anno,, postal cards will be ready for distribution ~b,.n The Dailv ...

... being Mr. Bassett. At ten minutes to three o’clock the sitting ended, and the Session came to a close. TRIPLE EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. Thomas Moore, ag«-d 52, an old Crimean soldier, Francis Bradford. 19, and James Tooth, 42, the former of whom was a private ...

... -KaerF.UN y 0 A shocking accident this railway, man level crossing the Mid Kent line, Tneaday A man named i:d«rrd Read, hopper employed by Mr. Henry Crisps, ot Hall. Tndely. Kent, alter lea.mshis worir attempted cross the line when the - , London came along ...

... Liberal Agent.— At the Maidstone Police Court Saturday, Mr. Thomas Wells, tailor, and agent of the Kent County Liberal Registration Association, was summoned for having assaulted Mr. F. W. S. Wood, of East Peckham, at Maidstone, on the 14th September ...