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... window in the city was broken. Execution Maidstone. —The convict Ford red, who was convicted the last Kent spring assizes of the wilful murder of Mary Ann Bridger at Margate, was executed on Tuesday morning in Maidstone gaol at nine o’clock. Fordred up to ...
... brain and more in body ie be found IM* the* any one taking afternoon nap on a sofa with boote will war of the Inereaeedfotroolation the feet by feeling o of the boot*. VbUmi lau* * oiroalatioo in the braia promote* a* trick* diiet* the Mood rmill sad the ...
... prospect is not unfavorable. Continental markets are quiet, but firm. The following are the prices : East Kent Golding; 1875, £3 12. to £7 7e; Mid Kents, 13 5e to 26 6. ; Weald of Kenta, to 6a ; Sure:, K 3 Os to £5 10s Worceetere, £4 15e to £6 Os ; Farnhams ...
... attaching to a peculiarity in Is. pima which will be noticed in its place. the of the golden bird is a rich dark Wow yellow—the darker and richer the better. But among the golden birds are to be found some in which the ground-colour is more of a glittering bronsy ...
... t > Maidstone the borough which gave 1 ■ nil d..« 0«. genisnt nr-vailed Them ha* to Parliament.” ■ i> u '!( A'lxii 1 ' z «u-* re Tarkl«ti It was in the middle of the year 1837 that Mr. ' ' ' .. . l»>o the pi..ce. a •ymi-tom of Di came Maidstone ae a ...
... WINES, (COMPUSIHO ABOOT 100 ). tbo property of late Rot. Wadbam KoatcbbsU, b««iI inelndiDfr fine old and dry poets. PALE AND GOLDEN SHERRIES, CHATEAU LAFITTE sod other High-claM CLARETS, CHAMPAGNES. Ao. , , LL . . s . „| Bottlca of all Wises will prodoood ...
... brown-breaated red classes. were gond classes; and for silver-srangled. Mr. T. Pope, a local inhibitor -who took third in golden-spangled-obtained first, the third falling to soother local exhibitor, Mr. T. 'Patterson. The second and third in silverprscllted ...
... oonfusedly, pushing forward. ' we'll fail yon now. We'll stick by yon auithor day, though we replaoe Rory wha but may the last boot, aod aomethiug may be in't P' and, if they had been oraolee, these rnde impolaive men, while they palled roaod the with right ...
... entire party of end lesrnl that the civil leK The Basstan lady nurses Tcheniaytff is DellgrAd- Th« individual who called tight boots comfortable ln South Yorkshire the employer. the Inspection Professor juad oth« defeodi . position made amm forget ( £r,o.ooo ...
... prospect is n unfavorable. Cootie .ntal market's quiet. The following ace the prices Rest Kent Giddings', 1875, 12. to £7 ; Mid Kent% £3 Se to £6 66 ; Weald of Kent', £2 5e to £6 6.; Situ. to 10e • Woroeiters, £4 13s to £6 Os ; Farnham., £4 104 to £7 7 ...
... said, happened in the same goods-yard since the beginning of August. On Tuesday, before the Maidstone magistrates, Mr. John Duttery, editor of the Maidstone and Kent Standard, the property of a company of which several of the magistrates Jwbo did not upon ...
... demanded that they should Aobicultubal Laboubebs' Dbmokstbatioh.-, fourth unnuAl deuooatration of Kent and Sussex .. tural labourers took place at Maidstone on W ...