... Turkish administration from Bosnia, Hersogovins, and, above all, from Balgaria. or before the Maidstone magistrates, Mr. John Battery, editor of the Dfaidstone and Kent Standard, the of a compan is occasion of which several of the tee (who did not apos ase ...

... Hunters. —C. P. Duffield, Esq., Marcham Park ; J. Blandy-Jenkins, Esq., Kingston House and Mr. H. Peacock, Hinton Waldrist. Boots.— Mr. E. Pullen, Sutton Courtney Mr. T. N. Dewe, Drayton ; and Mr. J. Litchfield, South Moor. Corn. —Mr. W. J. Powell, Abingdon ...

... at the Gravesend Station on the North Kent Railway on Saturday night, by which Mr. W. M. R. Clabon, only son of Mr. J. M. Clabon, J.P., of Clare House, Mailing, lost his life. The deceased was returning to Maidstone, and, in attempting to enter carriage ...

... Mr. Colston lost. Footmarks, too, were found near the coops, which, it was slated, corresponded exactly with the prisoner’s boots. There is public footpath at no great distance from where the coops were. Mr. Read contended for the defence that before the ...

... and to receive twenty stripes. Execution at Maidstone. —The convict Fordred, who was convicted at the Kent Spring Assizes of the murder of Mary Ann Bridger at Margate, was executed on Tuesday morning in Maidstone gaol. Fordred up to the last persisted in ...

... proved that, unknown to her, these persons had effected insurance on her furniture. The case was adjourned. Execution Maidstone.—At Maidstone on Tuesday, James Parris, labourer, was executed for the murder of little boy named Willie Crouch. The child's mother ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. The Premier and his First Constituency. —The Earl of Beaconsneld lately received from Maidstone, his first constituency, an address of congratulation signed by the surviving electors who voted for him in 1847. To this address reply has ...

... two men, Samuel Edwards, butcher, and James Stacey, labourer, have been committed for trial at the ensuing Kent Quarter Sessions at Maidstone by the Dartford magistrates for selling to a salesman in the Metropolitan Meat-market the carcases of the pigs ...

... consisted of Scotch and Welsh residents London. Fraser kicked off for Scotland against a strong wind. Ihe Welshmen. at the outset, kent the play well within their opponents’ ground, and five times in succession were the Scotch compelled to act on the defensive ...

... are, no occupation. He was cornet in the West Kent Militia in 1871, and he now enlisted with a batch of other recruits for a service of 12 years in the Royal Artillery. The Post adds :—Viscount Maidstone, who was twice enlisted in the Royal Artillery ...

... his hair was scorched, and his left boot had been cut and torn from the foot ihe jury returned in each case a verdict of Death from the visitation of G0,1.-On the night of the 28th ult., storm passed over North Kent, and two semi-detached residences ...