... at Arsold Farm, Leeds, near Maidstone. The parties agreed to marry, and the day was named. On the Saturday before the Monday that they were to be married the defendant said that the plaintiff must go with her to Maidstone an I sign a marriage settlement; ...

... 1879. _ Aa snowstorm. ,ill Sunday warn there an ,now deep In streets and . Tas ALICE Jtate.—Tho Kent Magistrates, sitting at Maidstone on Tuesday. i.i.inted five guineas to each ot the 18 jurymen who sat during the Cotoner's inguset Into the disaster ...

... picturesque-looking house on the banks of the Medway, close to Maidstone. Before the dissolution of mosiestries by Henry VIM this building had been a breach establishment of the great nunnery at Maidstone, and was called the New Work of Preatchelle, now corrupted ...

... s, capitals and Clark, and quite a standing regiment of the rarest witticisms. After a few boisterous roars following the boot of them, serious discussion followed upon the whole aspect of the question, and the attitude of the various reformers engaged ...

... & It. Hetrick & Co., Glasgow; Raimee, Edinburgh ; and Sini, A l.erileen. Tess Rev. John Shewitnl, of Milton, Bittingbourne, Kent, writes, O. 'ober, 29th. 1878 :— I have been a sufferer for many the from extreme diarrhtea, great weakness, and miters mental ...

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