... slipped oil his boots, went into the bar, and took out of the till four hslfa-rowna and other money in silver and copper, and was making his way out again when a person entered the house and noticed his movements. He picked up his boots and went into the ...

... 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 ...

... information of their capture was sent to the Kent police officials, it being believed that they were the fellows so long wanted for a long succession of burglaries committed between Dartford and Maidstone. l A number of officers went to Chelmofoid gaol ...

... number of vagrants relieved on the last day of the week was 792. A boiler belonging to some saw mills in Swan- street, Old Kent-road, yesterday exploded with great violence. Two persons employed upon the premises were killed, many others were injured ...

... disease is to he effectually checked.. WoumH XroOWlNG.-Boots for all ages and all clases with 'Wire-quilted Soles, and Mietet-tipped Bests for Children, eave. pie? cnt. respecitvely. Goidea Boot, 151, 51ftetgae, and Carlev, Driggate, Leds en esWher.-AavC ...

... compromise has been come to. The litigants have a: agreed to divide tho property, each side to pay its i own costs. ; a At-the Maidstone Asaizes yesterday, Francis C Bradford, 19 years of ,sge, a private in the 3rd T Buffs, was convicted of the wilful murder ...

... her; the lowest rate was in Chichester, at is. 3i. per mem- e ber. The rate of mortality per cent. in England was 2 26. t, KENT STREET CHAPEL SUNDAY SCROOL.-TLfIS tl closing entertainment for the present season on behalf of the above school was given ...

... less, and we believe that Exeter is at present restored to its normal condition. In one or two other towns, and notably in Maidstone, similar dis- turbances have taken place. But in all the riot which threatened at first has died peaceably out, and the whole ...

... 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 ...

... April 20 Dotneethis Opea, DON f QUALE. Don Pasnaeu Sigo Brlla; ErnestoSignrVh soul; Dr*. Mnatesla, Sinor Kendloror; Notaro, inr boot; andl Nom,1Mdl,13~re Mauon. NEXT WZEEt ' DE BUT! OF MDLLE. HABIBR OZE TuzsnAY nlext. April3 (flr lie tail SecnGe Opera, FAUST ...

... 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 ...

... directors had inrerastd the price 3d. per 1,000. Ila con- sidered that colliery proprietors were killing the gonio whirlslaid the golden egg, and he did not think the pre- sent high price of coal would be majirtained very long.- Thto Chairman said the directors ...