... front window ; but it so happened that Mr. Kent was just entering the house, so that he caught prisoner with open arms. A crowd speedily collected, and a cry was raised that the prisoner had a knife : but Mrs. Kent seized his hands and held them behind ...

... buy permission to exchange the shameful stone for a ba ...

... resistance, escaped from tho police, but was veapprehended after an exciting chase over several walls, ko. He was tried at Maidstone, in July. 1866, on these charges, and sentenced to seven years' penal servitude. He was released from Chatham Convict Prison ...

... previous Friday night. She said he came home on that evening mad and mischievous, if not drunk, and having pulled off his boots he-hurled them at her, when one of them caught her head and hurt her, and he had piven her a black eye only a wrek before, ...

... site being now in the course of preparation for the erection of a theatre and concert halL The ringers sounded forth a peal of Kent treble bob major, comprising 5,120 changes, and the ringers were placed as follow : —Treble, Mr. J. A- gus; 2nd, Mr. J. Naylor ...

... and F. Healey, of Bradford. West Yorkshire Fire Brigade Friendly Society.—The quarterly committee meeting was held at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds-road, Bradford, on Saturday evening, the chair being taken by Mr. Henry J. Barber solicitor, Brighouse, the ...

... William White the second. The society's silver cup, | for the best pen of poultry in the show, was awarded to a perfect pen of golden-pencilled Hamburgs, sent by Mr. Henry Belden, of Bingley. The Spanish birds were exceedingly fine, and the whole class were ...