... aalos the direction of the Eooleaiaetioal Commiaaionete for the recorery of extraordinary tithe took plaoe at Leeds, near Maidstone, Kent, Tuesday. The farmers upon whom the distresses were laried were Messrs. S. Skinner, O. Chambers, J. Highwood, and F. Oibbon ...

... sups reads the pliant fingers of these sometimes useful social para* rntce.-Yours falthfullly. CHARLES ap THMOMAS. Maidstone, Mid-Kent. ...

... the command of the sth Lancers. Twaoal Cmca, formerly a partner of Throne Crick and Co., inventors of nailed and rivetted boots, has been killed in Leicester by falling down stairs, and breaking his neck. IT is expected that Vice-Admiral the Prince of ...

... drowned. The men were from Lurgan on a pleasure trip. latest returns of pauperism fn several of the union districts in East Kent show • marked increase both in cases of in-door and out-door relief. The cause of this is attributed to the bad hop picking ...

... ; (Ore), en d drew his revolver, from whirls one detachment ; 3rd Kent (Royal Arsenal,) fired two shots at Terry, the first of which was fatal, two detachments 4th Battery, 3rd Kent as it passed through the aggressor's heart. The (Royal Arsenal), six ...

... hotel, Strood, Kent, ale and stout merchant Bill William, High street, Tenby, draper Biddulph Charlotte Augusta Frances, Trewarreu, Pembrokeshire, spinster Betts Thomas, Winfarthing. Norfolk, farmer and cattle dealer Bishop Edward, Hoo, Kent, grocer Bowen ...

... the rens on Sunday morning beyond Bierges, and four of the Maidstone police for damages for false the carriages wen precipitated down a slope and meat. Captain Clarke was arrested at Maidstone fair smashed to One ot the guards of the train on suspicion ...

... IFELE6k.i4OCIK BEACON, FRIDAY, DECEitiiitn • EVERYTHING. Six GLADIFIVNI Idled a large tree is Rewarder' Perk on A nix et the golden eagle was killed dem ote the of olotin f ataiii, ea Moors. Ma TINNY a young Americus, ham died Is hem the elect, ef the wound ...

... held at Brenchley, Kent, to take into consideration the present disastrous condition of the hop-growing industry, owing to the use of hop substitutes and other causes. Mr. R. Norton, M.P., presided. He said that the whole county of Kent stood or fell by ...

... ART AND LITE'LATURE. ♦ of the who Well' visited Roseetti's t mb and mcinor6l windows at Birchington, Kent, states that the latter, which are the Idt of the door of the church, face the village green, where the children play. While the stained glass remains ...

... We ate to 11,111 bled. the pitied pier tom la I*, floe. ; is 10.1211 NM. 11,411; 1101. la 15,01110; la I ad is 11:7. 17,431 boot. At Liverpool were rw calved 703 ate from Maltimors,loso beasts from Bost*, and sheep Montreal. and 100bearts Iran Op* to': ...

... Westminster, London, an appeal from the Wreck Commissioners (Mr. H. C. Rothery's; decision in respect to the abandonment of the Golden Sea, of London, was heard. Mr. Norris, Q.C., and Mr. Dankwards were counsel for the Baird of Trade ; Dr. Phillimore appeared ...