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... railway, on which upwards of 500,000 trains w ere run in the year 1872. DEATH FROM CONVULSIONs.-An inquest was held at the Golden Key, Woodbridge Road, on Saturday before H. M. Jackamnan, Esq., corocner, on the body of Emily Jane Taylor, aged 14 months ...
... enthusiastic oheering, the audience rising to their feetandwavingtheirlhats. StrSydneyWaterlow, thenewly. elected mnimber for Maidstone, proposed a vote of con. fidence in the three candidates, which was seconded by Sir B. Phillips and supported by Mr. S. Mor ...
... season. Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., tk the chair at a banquet which wav held at Maidstone ok. .Sturday, to celebrate the return of Lord Holmes. W&e and Mr. Irfart Dyke for' Mid Kent. In pro. posing. the tost of the evening, Mr. Hardy sa that'the Conservative ...
... the most nonchalant manner (but I was not supposed to be there), they took off their gloves and felt boots, those who wore them-those who had top-boots were well protected, but the white stockings looked fearfully cold, so did the bare red hands: My own ...
... need of b~l a good and powerful leader around whom to rally. fo 'Mu. F. TowNsEND invites attention to his FisOld 28, Pale and Golden Sherries 36s., 42s., 48s. per doze also, MO Roederer's Carte Blanche Champagne, in pints, 42a per stc dozen. Samiples at F ...
... LOCAL NEWS. ?? . ?? ?? ?? .. DICK'S BOOTS, Familiar in their mouths as household words. 177, Friargate; And 12, Church-street, Blackpool.-[Advt.] SINGULAR FATAL ACCIDENT. - On Thursday morning, at breakfast time, a stone weighing sixteen pounads fell ...
... his ?? mangling his back, let us give him a turn or ot thumbscrew; let us enliven his existence wit' okcn applications of the boot; let us-all in the i humanity-torture the devil out of him by with the red-hot pincers. He could but regi.ie I- to kill the ...
... thence to start for Caenada. A crowded meeting of ?? labourera took place ia the Corn Ex~hango, Maidstone, on inesday might. Mr. Simmons, rseretary of the Kent Lsbourera' Union, an- nounoed at the coammenoement of the prooeedings that the look-out in Kknt ...
... the meeting. On Wednesday several thouisnd farm labourers, with their wives and families, assembled in Maidstone from the different branches of the Kent Agricultural Labourers' union, and proceeded in procession, ac- companied by about a dozen bands. to ...
... for Sittingbourne, in Kent. The Primate was to consecrate the new parish church of Marston at noon to-day, to preach the sermon, and later to preside at a public luncheon. The Ven. Benjamin Harrison, Arch- deacon of Maidstone, the Rev. J. S. Hoare, B ...
... 010 by the etrikef . ' Mrr John Ceenlifte Kay, of Farfielad-hall. Yorkshire, lhas . purchased the Gadmershman-park estate, in Kent, comprising ,5044 acres, for .225,000. The terms on which Mr. Barry Sullivan goes to America are £60 per night for 150 nights ...
... for Ireland.' A detachment of ?? Regiment, consisting of one officer and 12 men,' anud the depot 97th Foot, ?? ?? 'for' Maidstone, to join the 46th Brigade Depot.'' Th'e 2-10th Foot, under the command of' Colonel Annesley, arrived at Colchester 'on Saturday ...