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... in excavating for the sewer of the West Kent Main Drainage Board. Efforts have been made by Mr karris, of Belvedere, to have the can, which was reinterred shortly after it was discovered, removed to the Maidstone Museum, bat the impediments in the way ...
... Gambrill, the agricultural labourer who pas sentenced to death at the Kent Assizes for the murder of Mr. Arthur Gillow, at Sandwich. Both men will be hanged within the walls of Maidstone Gaol. No hope is entertained for commutation of the sentence In either ...
... baby. He was kneeling at her feet and saying. My pre. dons sweet, lite lingers to me as a petunia, streaked with glorious golden fretting, of a soul which knoweth no love so— Oh, Henry I said she, that's the correct card. Have you can de cologne ...
... debris remain much in the same state as when seen on Wednesday week. 12TH KENT RIELE VOLUNTEERE.—SpeciaI permission having been granted to the Ist Administrative Battalion Kent Rifle Volunteers, to attend the funeral procession of the late Prince Imperial ...
... told that she evidently knew more about the butter than she chose to reveal. Tan Anarsura CONSPIALOT.-At the Kent Summer Assizes at Maidstone, on Wednesday, William Brider, 16, and George Henry Russell, 15, were indictd before Mr Justice Groves for unl ...
... of the West Kant Licensing Committee at Maidstone on Wednesday, Mr F. Butt applied for the confirmation of a wine license on the premises of the above. The application was refused. Holm Baresture.--It the West Kent quarter sessions on Thursday, James Green ...
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