... Herr von and aimed at his left side, stabbing him in a mamma. k's boots ready yet? . No. And so fearful manner. He fell to the ground, calling it went on every ten minutes till the boots were in the evening. The shoemaker never dig Murder I and the ...

... Mr. Henderson, engineer, of Wellington, New Zealand, whom she was going with her brother (who was saved); and Percy of Maidstone, Kent, who was going out with his brother. The latter is one of the survivors. All the second class passengers, six number, ...

... Wilhelmina Giles, widow of the late Quartermaster Serjeant George Oilee. Royal Horse Artillery, died Dantzlc Villa, East Wickham, Kent, on the 16th inet.. in the 82nd year her age. She was the siege of Dantsle when child, and waa present with her husband the ...

... PUrATOO, With modorato ateedy hrado prices ruled followa:—Kent UOa. to 161 b.; bnex ditto, 100 a to 130 roeka 80a 60a : flukea 160 a : kldoeya 116 a lata ; Viotertea UOa UOa j and Iwrrinan roaa to MOapar ton. anlrals of now bops hare been ■-r T—-g but ...

... morning, and it is expected that the result will be known the afternoon. Return of the Hji Pickers from Kent. —Large numbers of hop-pickers left .Maidstone last week for their homes. Eight special trains the South Eastern hue conveyed 5000 pickers up tue line ...

... . time terminating political career In tbe People’s House which had continued nearly 40 yean—for was first returned (or Maidstone in 1837. Since 1847, however, he had eat for the county of Bucks, nod lor tbe teat thus vacated the fiercest contest of the ...

... while his companion wasin presidency of the Empress Esgenie. It is said ,ver written, and it is ex• the act of lacing his boots. When they were that the projected conference will differ it y was probably founded found a few minutes after they had been ...

... recommend to you the rocation of mountebank. or strolling musician. a *Mir of dancing. Tali ! And, impelled from tip of his uncle* boot, them aped woo the roes to Tores fest a ragged map of a Skye terrier, Every penny of it, boy. There he site, day in and day ...

... to twenty year' penal servitude. The Kent and Snow Courier, after describing a splendid run with the West Kent foxhounds in the neighbourhood of Screnoaks, acids Among the compauy were, in addition to the West Kent whip,' the two great politioal whips ...

... 325 ? s . ' * Golden Fnut . calved 1 S 73 . was bought by Mr J . H . Brackenridss . 01 Somcr- ^ ct shire , for 3 £ 5 rs- Mr John Bowroa-n , America , hc = ? ht Proud Butterfly * ' for 315 ga- ; British Bell , calTri 1572 Kent to Mr E . Cniicb ...

... 1877. five yearling Ewes-1, £lO, R. Corner ;2, £5, Sir J. Heathcote-Amory, Tiverton. Romney Marsh or Kent. -Y earling Rams-1, £lO, J. S. S. Godwin, Maidstone ; 2, £5, H. Rigglen Lyminge. Rams of any other age-1, £lO, H. Rigglen ; 2, £5 R. Widen. Pens of five ...

... days in one week, lately, there was not a single bitth in Naples, out of a population of 500,000 souls The importation of boots and shoes Increases. In six mouths of 1875 the value was £104,049 ; in 1876, £176,376 and in the last six months £187,386. ...