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... held on Friday at Maidstone, on the body of a man named George Welfield, who committed suicide under the following circumstances Deceased had joined the Dragoon Guards aa a recruit Newcastle, on the 12th Nov., and arrived at Maidstone on the 19tli. On ...
... Maidarone, Kent, wire died. its Jun. lust, ?? proved ixr Lonrdoni, on the Gil, inst,, uenders 70,000 irersonralty. He lbus betiur utired to the Kent Ophthalnnii Hosplitssl, tire West ?? Hospital asrd Infirmrary, and. tire Blue- coat itt Maidstone oatcl 2100 ...
... fires off his-rifle T The best friend of labour is capital. it wvV53 bat a foolish mcrn who killed the goose which laid the golden eggs.-Blihler. TIIE PoET LAUREATE.-DISr- Alfred Tenllnysol.s bs- taken ug his abode at a pretty little village iin North Wales ...
... receiving, and the use they were prltting it to. On Monday two large gatherings of labourers of the westerr part. of the county of Kent were held, the first on the Brent, near Dartford, and the other at tie Royal Oak, NorthumbPrlland Heath, nearErith, for the ...
... wi4 into a precession and marched to the delinquent's shop to a din of discordant sounds. Tho butcher was then hissed and booted at, and in a short time thts mob dispersed. A NEWSPAPER PsOPRIETOR COMMITTED FOR LIBE L -Mr Felt, the proprietor of the Bootle ...
... night-cry or signal of the peewit (so different from its ordinary note), and the quite differently pitched call-note of the golden plover, as they moved about from one part to another of their feeding-grounds in the pastures and other lowlands of the dale ...
... AND BEQUE.STS.-The will of GeorgeNeame, Esq., of HEmrbledonm, near Canterbury, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Licutenait for Kent, ?? proved oil the 8th nlt. at the district Registry, Catnterbury, by Alfred Neamne, George Friday Neasne, awnd Austin Nearne ...
... ire ABYs-ISNIA.-Kasoa, Prince of Tigre i now Johanni I., Emperor of Abyseinlia, thanks t, Great Britain, and a Christian to boot, had, accord a ing to the correspondent of the Giornaleddlle Coloneic 3 who writes from Mlrseowa, under date of the 3rd o 3Auguast ...
... home to go out of the town on- business, but did not say where he was going to. Oa Monday, she and his brother went to the Golden Lion Inn, where they found him in bed suffering from the effects of excessive drinking. They brought him home, and he was ...
... sayirigehoey would latte-r to w~alk; CauwaILLader adding, in Iris favourite sailor' 1-li1:ss, that Is i-he to kick 'the kents ort of his lic>'- renu,.rk hut obscurely cenrhorrsrhinible to Dome GICrs'orio. vs'err ae tires after leaving the Spanliard's ...
... or three centuries the feetQ f men and horses have traversed its oourt- yard. Then tllbre ate r9P'Z 91d tostexiq lik9 thv Golden Cross at Oxford. Yon Ontet a spacious Irregular quadrangle, with the most curios little snug- geries, here and there, for ...