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... licensed victualler-W. J. Gilmore, Maidstone, ironworker-J. S. Hogsg Halifax, merchant tailor-H. IL Waghorn, Hali- fax, late stoie merchant-C. G. Lewis, Sollars- Sope, H3rtfordshire, labourer-O. Tyler, Here- ford, boot dealer-W. Hall, Kingston-upon-Hnll ...
... Rlimes and nos. In G(ia'sij . Aovreh ie3l Comjasy, and all U3roe ard Ciehllidth-lAditl THE DOUBLE MURDER IN KENT. At the Kent- assizes at Maidstone on Monday ?? Justice Stephen, the grand jury found a- true. bill against John Knocker, who was: indicted for ...
... still alive. Edward William Barwell, 13, was sen- tenced to 14 davs' hard labour and four years in a reformatory, at Bromley, Kent, on Tuesday, for burglary. John Hatt, of Shaftesbury-avenue, was fined 5s. and costs at Marlborough-street or Tuesday, for ...
... Loveday aged 36 years, printer, of Bermondsey, was sentenced to two months' hacd labour for stealing a pair of boots from outside the Albert boot steres. Nearly 3,000 persons assembled in the Kinnaird hall, Dundee, on Monday ight, at a concert given in aid ...
... complexion; was dressed in black, with a red wing in hat, button boots, and looked ill. Edmiund Carr, age 23, height Sft. 7Tn., of dark com- plexion, clean shaved, and wearing lace-up boots, dark suit, and black felt hat, arrived at 163, Darlsing-road, ...
... Lord Randolpb Churchill has promised to preside at the annual banquet on behalf of the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat, Golden-square, to be bold at the H1tel Metropole on July 6. The Marquis of TIartington on Wednesday paid a visit to Buaton, end opened ...
... Gravesend, where they were billetted for tie night. Yesterday the corps resunred the road, to Maidstone, manwxuvring by the way. The men will rest in Maidstone until Monday morning, when they will march to Sevenoaks, and return by train to London in the ...
... Goswell-road. His leg was broken, and be was taken to St. Bartholomew's hospital. Yesterdav William Snape, of Carnaby.stnet Golden-square, was struck on the head by a; which was being backed down at yard. Bee was 1. sensible when taken to Charing-cross ...
... and first floor aind contents by heat, smoke, and water; and front door broken ?? 11 a.m. the brigade were called to 199, Old Kent-road, to find that Mrs. MaryJane Smith had been severely burnt through her dress catchin, fire. Mrs. Smith succumbed to her ...
... presented by the officers and brethren of All Souls' lodge of Freemasons at Weymoath to Mr. William Eliot or the occasion of his golden wedding. The address states that Mr. Eliot is the oldest mason in England. Joseph Ashton. collier, was sentenced to three ...
... (Henderson making the top scare of 47) and 32 for seven wickets. Sussex made 180 (i. tilde, not out, 75) and 81. KENT V. YoEs;ssIsEa.-At Maidstone, on Wednesday, the Northserncr3 suffered a pitiable defeat by an ilailig13 and 105 runs, scoriag only 71 acd ...
... REPRIEVE. A reprieve for Richard Townsend, who was con- victed and sentenced to death at the Kent assizes for the murder of his wife at Dartford, was received at Maidstone prison yesterday afternion. i1 i I i i I I i i i I ...