... GOLDEN EAGLE. It is not th» ornithologist alone who will denlore the alssost total disappearance of the golden eagle, whose very presence gives character much of the nnest scenery in Britain. Subjected to relentless persecution which makes it wonder that ...

... MAIDSTONE POLICE COURT. TotaDAT.— Before J. H. Hill.. E«q. (Mayor) in tho Chur, D. S. White, K*,„an,l F. PinT&i ».M^ TO^l , 0U K ' ,rr Wllli,m Hick O’Dowda, of ° 1 mm y o 1 the police-courts in Kent and bonne* wan churned with wandenno abroad to B^‘* ...

... MAIDSTONE & KENTISH JOURNAL, APRIL 1, 1872. MAIDSTONE FARMERS* CLUB, MR. BAILEY DENTON ON UNDER DRAINAGE. A meeting of the Maidstone Farmers* Club wm held on Thursday evening, at the Star Hotel, when Mr. J. Bailey Dentoo, the eminontcivil engineer, lectured ...

... E,|[. There were about 600 volunteers present, in eight companies, vis., sth and 6th Kent (Canterbury), 16tb Kent (Sittingbourne), 29th Kent (Ashford), Stlth Kent (Wingham), the 2nd C.P.B.V. (Bamsgatc) 7th C.P.E. V. (Margate), the C.P.E.V. (Dover), and ...

... murder whicii was perpetrated at No. 105 in the before-named thoroughfare. The occupier of the premises was Thomas Jones, a boot and shoe manufacturer. A man named Charles Stanley, aged about 26, had been staying for some days, upon his re- turn from America ...

... gold ex rts have been £700,081 to Portugal, to Soath Africa, and £450,737 to Egypt. Wire-quilted Boots for all ages and sll classes, {and children’s boote with mety.ilic toe-tips, are worn and a ciated all the world over, Saving, 25 per cent. 56 and 68 ...

... in the pound, payable forthwit h.—James Crisp, of Beccles, auctioneer, &c., has presented petition in liquidation. Messrs. Kent and Clowes Smith are the solicitors in the case.—Mr. Lovewell Blake, the trustee the estate of Perry Cumby, of Norton, kiddier ...

... Potatoes, in a crowded thoroughfare ; goodwill and fixtures s great bargain ; rent moderate. T. Bailey, 1, Clarence-street, Old Kent-road. 3 I“ISK Line, &e.~To Let, for £l2, a geod ready-money Business in above. For I-w inquire on the premises, 28, Clevel ...

... l‘m; £2. 1, Long-lane, Bermondsey. NI ARINE Stores, £l3; a genuine little with M eonvenienoce ; mb-[:%-nldy mflh—. “l:l,, 01d Kent-road T wanmlw Disposal ; sitaated in a populated district, at St. Hilda's-terrace, Kensal-road, Upper ‘Westbourne-park. Apply ...

... Th;u’n. Howe's, ‘Wheeler Wilson's, Boot Work, Flowering, Tailoring, Uulavll.flh‘. Collars ; 4s. 12, Richard-street, Commercial- Eu' ARNERS Taught Machines; Wheeler Wilson's, Tho= mas’s, Howe's, Willcox (+ibbs's; boot work, fiowering, dom:nhin et o - es ...

... Clerkenwell. 6 IN!A:\‘TB' Boot Work.—Solers waxuted, indoors and out. doors; also Buffers l_:_ld_?u‘lpg‘, and Gwhrlqr Tlil‘lr ming. At Lambert’s, 24, ‘Clerkenwell ; inrifié'fin;z Trade. —Vanted some good indoor Makers of Infants’ Boots and Shoes. H. Gibbs & ...

... will be gladly furnished by the Secretary of the Howard Association, 5, Bishopsgsie Without, E.C. THE FATAL PRIZE FIGHT IN KENT. . On Wednesday afterncon the coroner's igq‘if! into the cause of the death of Thomas Callis, the man who died on the 16th ...