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... and his bride being pelted with hob nail boots (one of which struck complainant blacked his eye) brambles nettles sticks stones turf frogs Shocking Case of Suicide by Poisoning— inquest held the Town-hall Maidstone on Monday afternoon before J B Stephens ...
... badly burnt. sent off a | who “owns” them, so long as they are, of beauty and Jobn Armstrong, late clilef mate of the balk Kent, ture was mm | and for the life-lease of memory ours? Additions have stationed in the river Bonoy, was sentenced at Liverpool ...
... LAW AND POLICE. Yesterday week, at Maidstone Town Hall, damages were assessed jury in a breach of premise case transferred from the assizes. The plaintiff, Miss Beeching, was young lady of twenty-eight, of prepossessing appeal*, ance, the daughter of ...
... given till next autumn, for lack of time to make the necessary arrangements. They had more School Board prosecutions at Maidstone last Saturday. When the Board's prosecutions cease, the Board's occupation will be gone. The Brighton and Arundel coach has ...
... nothing can justify any man behaving like a tap-room brawler l in citcumstances when it is impossible to use the I up-room boots or pewter pot in defence of good manners. Mr Plimsoll in the character of sailors' ft iend is the greatest actot of his ...
... throat cut. hl‘l‘.u“; ;v Prowrse. - At the Maidstone Townon Friday in last week, damages were aasessed njmhl—ydm Jrfin transferred fi.! ‘I:l. A;n”-. ahh- hm:qu y , appearance, T of the postmaster at 'l'n near Maidstone ; the defendant, Mr. Wdh'.‘: Frederick ...
... that a Lifeboat 'night ndvantageously be placed, as the fishermen bail frequently emaiuntered considerable risks in their own boots, both by going to vessels in distress, and when overtake'. by miles of wind on their fishing grounds. The Lifeboat is 30 feet ...
... an officer in the service of the Lewisham District Board of Works, said resemble] two seating, left In the roadway at Weal Kent-park. Forest-hilL Barker admitted they were taken from the spot name% they being employed in carting stone for Mown Mowlem ...
... last few days, there will be many acme for sale at even lower figures. The Weald of Kent plantations are not usually subject to mould, like thane at Mid, East, and West Kent, but this season it is very prevalent there, and is of a rimiest type. Sulphur has ...
... : b COLEUS VERSCHAFFELTII, fine crimson leaf 2s. per dozen ; los. per 100 LOBELIAS ?? Is. 6d. per dozen ; 10s. per 100. I GOLDEN FEATHER Is. Gd. per dozen. CALCEOLARIAS Is. 6 ...
... FIREWORK DISPLAY, MONDAY NEXT.-GB AT POPULAR RAIL WAY IE.E. Large Apmopria c Set Piece I.fin-,-,t Shells, Mag- nesium IMlloons, Golden Corn Fielo. -ONE SHILLING. ALEXANDRA PALACE. -GREAT FIREWORK DISPLAY, MONDAY NEXT. -ORE AT POPI'LAR PAIL WAY FETE, Startling ...
... all Persons indebted to or having Effects belonging to the Estate of JOHN GRUNDY, formerly of 83. Bank Street, Maidstone, in the County of Kent. Bookseller, but late of Naunton Farm, Severnstoke, in the County of Worcester, Gentleman, de- , ceasod, who ...