... Jobson was an oil merchant in Dundee, and his father was formerly provost of the town. EXECUTION AT MANCHESTER. William Cassidy, boot clicker, aged forty, was executed at Manchester Gaol, at eight o'clock this morning, for the murder of his wife in Manchester ...

... My. B. T. Cotton (C). KENDAL ?? J. Whitwell (L). KENT, EAST ?? E. Pemberton (C); Mr. W. Deedes (C); Mr. E. F. Davies (L). KENT, MID (2).-Sir W. Hart-Dyke (C); Sir E. MFinver (C); Mr. F. Casalet (L). KENT, WEST (2).-Sir C. H. Mills (C); Lord Lewisbanm (C) ...

... ISLiE OF WICIGT ?? Hon. Evelyn Ashley (L). KENDAL ?? J. Whitwell (L). KENT, EAST ?? A. Doo-ilas (C); Mr. E. L. Pemberton (C). KENT, MiD (2).-Sir W. Hart-Dyke (C); Sir E. FiB)ure (C). KENT, WVEST (2).-Sir C. H. Mills (C); Viscount Lewipham (C). KIUOERRIINsTER ...

... E. Holroyd, Manchester, merchants—C. Hammond, sen., and C. Hammond, jun., Kent, Roberts a ml. J. Roberts, Tottiugton, Lincaslnre, bleachers —W. Adams and J. Tibbitt, jcklcy, Kent, SCOTC SEQUESTRATIONS. Alexander Barclay, Keith, Banffshire, builder, May ...

... 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 ...

... and after July 3, at Watson, Watson, and Norfolk—A. W. Ireland, Trustee. —Axukht JDkan, Kent, grocer—2nd and final dividend Cd., any day, at 28, High-street, Maidstone—i\ Laurence. Trustee. LIQUIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. and Matthew John \ laduct, wholesale ...

... greatly, some parishes in Sussex, llarnpshire, and the Weald of Kent having given up all hope of an average yield, while others are really fortunate. Sussex on the whole seems less favoured than Kent. Herefordshire gardens are flouring. THE END OF A FAR-I LEASE ...

... surgical staff. ta2rerI Yesterday morning, Robert Lipecomire, ajeC] rms two, a warehonseman, resid g at 21, Horeafe,.1.cy\- Old Kent-road, while proee ng along 1 bridge, fell heavily to the pavemont. and on up by Police-constablo 33 L was found to habe lri'ist ...

... which time it will be known whether the settlings will be favourable otherwise. other branches of industry—the coal, iron, and boot shoe branches, for instance—there are signs of renewed activity, which, if it only continues, will give an impetus to the textile ...

... agent —William Goreham and William Frederick Goretiam, Northfleet, Kent, cement manufacturers—John florist—James Miles Minster, Kent, market gardener—Anthony Bradley Xi_.il, Maidstone, brushmaker—William Tope, Brentford. builder—William Henry H&zelhurst ...

... got a hi Z train through from Portsmouth; the Chatham 3( D and Dover not only succeeded in getting the a 3 judges down to Maidstone, but succeeded in tt bringing all Tuesday's and yesterday's passtn- d gers up. The North Western, with charac- as teristic ...

... to the quantity of fish brought by land n and water respective y. 01 At Maidstone yesterday the Surrey County . Cricket Club scored their second victory this N season, beating Kent by 203 runs. In the bi match between Yorkshire and Gloucestershire v~ at ...