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... MURDER OF A PARAMOUR. The convict Fordrell, convicted at the last Kent oprin g Assizes of the wilful murder of his paramour, I Mary Anne Bridger, espinted his crime upon the eaaffold at Maidstone Osoi, at nine on Tuesday mom. Mg. The miserable man, sine.. his ...
... Semioxs.— Tbs spring qnsrter sewsk>a for tbs trial of prisooon la tbs western dlriaion of tbs eoonty of Kent took plow tbs Seootoar Honso, Maidstone, on Thursday. There wen only prisoner* for triel, sad appended list their names and the offences with wbleb ...
... Middlesex, goldstnmth-adjudlcation July 8, 1875. BANKRUPTS. Cbapman, Charles P. L., late of Heathaeld Lodge, the Grove, Sydenbam, Kent, shipowner and merchant, but now of 2P, Percy-atreet, Bedford squars, Middlesex out of business. Page, John O., a6, Dockheand ...
... f..)r South Australia has reeeived the following telegram from the Government at Adelaile, dated April 3. Emigrant ships Golden tied, Dotitiur, •rantalloa eriived March 30, all well. Heavy general throughout COO Cu/MILLI-IS/4T o 1114TH.—At the Central ...
... business In Aylesbury Street, Clerkenwell, and who also farmed estate In Kent. The defendant is about years of ago, ami at the time of the promise assisted his father, who was a’so a farm* Kent, in the same neighbourhood where the plaintiff's father • carried ...
... Secretary saw no Mont why justice should not take its course. The murderer was therefore eriseuted on Tuesday morning at Maidstone, and appears to have met his fate with tolerable &einem That he deserved it there can be no doubt, for whether be kicked ...
... wore unw illi ng wiers a the prices lent . both being sqoal in quality, bat one reliberal land. however, wee dimmed of et &boot Is advance. lord, the other • stingy one, how would this operate P,lces for otbnr kind' of grain remeln stationers , . on Mr ...
... of his Royal Highness’s safe re- Fordred, the convict who, at the last Kent Assizes, was found guilty of the murder of Mary Ann Bridger, was executed on Tuesday morning at Maidstone. He adhered to the last to his stateillent that although he was the cause ...
... wood Palo . . Is 9d 21. 3 y. ars in the wood— Golden . . . Is 0d 21_ 4 years in the wood— Pale . . __ _ 24_ 4 yeais iv the wood— Golden . 2s IM 24» b years in tho wood— Pale _s 6 ...
... precarious condition. The convict Fordred• who was convicted at the last Kent Spring Assize of the wilful murder of Mary Aun Bridger, at Margate, waaexecuted on Tueolay morning in Maidstone gaol at nine o'clock. Fordred up to the last persisted iu his statement ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Sanderson was in attendthre as private iiecretary to bin Mr. Secretary Hardy left town for his most near Staple• burnt, Kent. The First Lord of the Admiralty left his official residence at the Admiralty, accompanied by Mrs. Ward Hunt and family, fur ...