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... received reports of the appearance and capture of fireflies from Bonchurcb, in the Isle of Wight, Fordingbridge, Keston Common in Kent, Penzance, and several other places. The light they emit is sufficient to read by when number have been confined in a tumbler ...
... and Mr. Biddock was pitched violently his head, sustaining concussion of the brain. He was conveyed to the West Kent Hospital, at Maidstone, and died tooa after midnight. Ho leares a widow. Ostrich Farminci. experiment of farming ostriches for the purpose ...
... goods should sit quietly on such occasions.-Mr. Alderma e JG. E. KENT ashed if the General Purposes Committee had oneI submitted any programme to the meeting P-The MAYOR ?? No.-Mr. Alderman KENT thought a programme -would be wni of great assistance in the ...
... nature of the work) continue to reoeive, the full increase of wages demanded. A GOLDEN WEDDING.-A Horncastle newspaper gives an account of the celebration of the golden wedding of the Rev. W. Rose, pastor of the Congregational Church (and formerly ...
... by Mr. W. Chs Mullicec whi THE TecHBsoRacE Cc.AIMANTr.-lr. John De Morgan forg lectured at the Beneficial Society's Hall, Kent-street, the Portses, on Tuesday evening, unuder the auspices of The Soc B~orougli Of Portsmouth Mlagna Charts and 'I ichhocne ...
... ro e Convention, Mr. H. F. Sale; son, Si'n iv' lusMr. 91v Wilton; song, Nursery Rihymes,' Mr. W .Cx sogTClm- ' lug the Golden Stair, Mr. utilfe; eog,,h Coialhst had Mr. W. E, Cox; cong, RIDng the Bell, WatchimaMr P~m;~ song, The Mulligan Guards ...
... House, Maidstone, Rent (Redheart). Class 28.-Bull Calf, above six and riot exceeding twelve munths ?? prize, 10?., to Mr. L. Ruth, Passing- worth Manor, Waldron, Sussex (Sir Roger).S Second prize, E?. to Mr. H. Page, Walmer Court, Walmer, Kent (Genjerai) ...
... the bottom of the dock, was of ateuacious quality, and six or eight inches indepth, ?? and the deceased bad on heavy nailed boots. Witness the believed that the boats of the deceased were held by the ,on, mud after he had fallen ?? James Lane, a onth hammernman ...