... MI lii,o3lTar Of BAVIZTPTOT. Charles Frederick Wilkins. Trowbridge, Wiltshire, tavern keeper _Lawrence Clemson, Liverpool, boot and shoe maker Monism Challoner, Halifax, Yorkshire, bookkeeper Thomas Bummers/calm, Halifax, Yorkshire, licensed victualler ...

... —ln this match, wnich took place at Mote-park, Maidstone, Kent won a close and well.con. tested mateh by two wickets only. rue following is the snore :—Surrey, first innings, 112; second innings, 81. Kent, first innings, 99; second innings, 128. M.M.C ...

... He expressed deep penitence. EXECUTIONS AT MAIDSTONE. The last terrible penalty of the law was carried into offset on Tuesday, at half.past nine o'clock, within the walls of the Kent County Moon, at Maidstone, upon three prisoners who were convicted of ...

... the payee direct office. SHOCKING OCCUREDINCIS IN KENT. On Saturday night, between 11 and 12 o'clock, two hop-pickers, husbsnd and wife, recently employed in the hop-grounds of Mr. Hyles, of Maidstone, left Mere. worth, and went along the road towards ...

... Ruffen'', Yorkshire, fanner W..kam Robinson, Scarborough, Yorkshire. chemist d r a;go,t .. Arden Hinkley, Sit•Augbourne, Kent, brickmaker. Scoteh Sequestrations. JamesMethven tilasgowThomas McAllen, ekivw,w.treboit.eman. BIBTHB.! Or Ilows.—On 16th ...

... lens ir . 48, nleeded Guilty to having stolen a pair of boots, value I wer-le lett e- Gs 6d, the property of Mr. T. Farrington, Marylehone lane, bootmaker.—The prisoner was seen to take the boots from outside the shop, and was stopped with theta in his ...

... Thames it stray , botrd and • mwrzhant Morley, Upper flumes stud To s. tee COUTITAT Or Frederick' ASA Ordsblo, etotrlton. Kent heeder Mack, srasouth, Norfolk. tulor, hosier. aad dealer. Beguestrstion. Pe g Truel , l Edlauteren, ph..l grapher. BIRTHS ...

... dialler. In the middle of the room there was a kind of Charles at, Hatton Garden, undertaker. ..Philip Jesse Tassel', 1 Beckenham Kent, labourer. .Charlos Pennack, Bermondsey, I round silver table, about one foot high from the floor, all sailor, of a fop who ...

... charged with disorderly midget in the New Kent-road on Sunday evening, and throwing a dead at each other and the paesers-by.—Polioecountable 106 M said that he was on duty near the Rocklegbant Arms, New Kent-road, when several reepesbable people going ...

... William Yestes. about 30, were charged with disorderly conduct in the New Kent-road, and assaulting James Itsynor.—Prosecutor was proceeding towards his house in Rodney-place, Kent-road, when a gang of roughs, numbering about 40, molested him. He endeavoured ...

... was further charged with violently assaulting Polios-constable Wood, C 64.—The ' promoutor said that he was passing through Golden. square, when some person pushed violently against him l an d ran away. A bystander called out, He has got your watch. ...

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