... Bristol 27, Salford and Manches- ter 29, Leicester 32, and Leeds 34. is increas- ingly fatal, James Parris was hanged in Maidstone Gaol on Tuesday morning for the murder of a little boy named Wiilie Crouch, in June last, in the parish of Rymarsh. The only ...

... F. F. Whitehead seconded the nomination of Major Windle Hill St. Hill. Major 19th Princess of Wales's Own Regiment, Hythe, Kent (thirty-six). The names of the whole of the magistrates acting in the riding, numbering over 400, were then read out by Mr ...

... effected by them Bold ail chemists, boxes at 13* d. and *». each, with full directions for taking.—A dot. Kentish Chebbies —Kent, called the garden of England, is noted for the fine quality of its various growths cherries,' and among them the MorelU stands ...

... carriage- at this station, by which he lost his life. The name of the man is John Steadman, years of age, and a native of Maidstone, in Kent. As the train due at 11.31 was turning into Laisterdyke Station, the driver saw tke man at the side of the @, avd moving ...

... Messrs GRAY i'PAN NETT, Solicitors. Whitby. Whitby. 14th June, 1876. THIS DAY (SATURDAY). JUNE 17th, 1876. Commencing 2.10 p.m. GOLDEN LION HOTEL, LEEDS ROAD. BRADFORD- SALE about 25 ERUSaIAN PONIES, 15.3 hands high, and four to six years old. Wakefield. T ...

... gentleman Gledhlll Paul, Lockwood, cloth finisher GledhiU Thomas, Oolcar. manufacturer Goddard Dan, Fartown, near Huddersfield Golden Henry Booth, Huddersfield, gunsmith Greenwood Grace, Luddenden, spinster Greenwood Abraham. Halifax, butcher Greenwood Joeeph ...

... In front were the Master the Horse and two Aidea-de-Camp, dressed in the scarlet tunics, Vandyke breeches, and buff leather boots characteristic of the cavalry officers of the time ot Charles I. Their dresses were to admirable contrast to the deep black ...