... particulars how to make our appt-al.—l remain your humble and obliged servant,—Ba How Education at Maidstone. The School Board for the town of Maidstone have resolved put into operation the compulsory clauses of the IvJucatien Act, and pay the school fees ...

... Thomas Cutbush, late of Yalding and Maidstone, Kent, who died in January last, was proved in Lon- don on the 6th inst., under .£70..000 personalty, by Mary Cutbush, the relict, and Mr. Thomas Edmott, of Maidstone. He has left several legacies to his ...

... avoided The grain imports into Gloucester last month Were 130,090, quarters, and since November Ist, were quarters. The West Kent Foxhounds at Eiudge Castle —The first general meet this season of these hounds in their newly acquired country (Tunbridge Wells) ...

... DRUGGIST, MEMBER OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY, 1, STOW HILL, NEWPORT, MON. GARDEN, FLOWER, AND AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. rI5,647 GOLDEN KEY, 169, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT. DRAPERY AND MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. JOHN A ND OWEN BEG to announce that the EXTENSION ...

... presen dd M. Thiers is to be invested with the Spanish order it not go. ‘ben the work of removing the safes was in of the Golden Fleece Sir William 8 has Praled'the faithful away of a portion of the ruin re- 1 Lord Rector of Edimburgh Untverslty by a ...

... preceded weakness In the loins or paralysis of the lower part of the spine. stated that the deaths have exceeded 200. The Maidstone Jeumal says the accounts from the bop districts show that although there has been some Improvement daring the past week, ...

... sore eyes. A. Vermont man was struck by lightning lately. and had both his boots taken off without doing him much damage. He says he prefers the old-fashioned 'way, with the boot-jack. It is not quite so quick, but he is never in much of a hurry, and thinks ...