... was adopted eh in the Pe Lower ouse, it none wed fei the Upper House, was tl to 4th. Muxper or a Youre Womax.— At Kent Assizes at Maidstone on Tuesday, before Lowy ye was indicted for the wilful mw ens ‘Adam at Erith on the 15th June. Deceasesi had red ...

... into v har ort. in NOW BOOTS, POLAR BOOTS (with Fur Tops), | outer side a broad auay table for landing fish or erected upop a raised platform approached by in- the largest 3 six ameter, of ablic phrase: vin ld he ime LINGTON BOOTS, OVER SHOES, LEGGINGS ...

... pumps, but they were uot sufficient to keep | as to the uses and t he look-out, and generally >! 3 to. Th dito Bring their Boots tor Re- from parts of the world. (Applause. } down the water, and soon the main hold » bi ithe t ny f the her witnesses, South ...

... Marylebone with stealing a Wellington boot, which was said to have cost £130, Mr Attewell, a shoemaker in Marylebone Lane, had entered into a competition with o rival tradesman for the production of the best boot, and the amount staied waa the valoe of ...

... Lochside, Montrose, is alleged to have purchased in Brechin on Thursday a pair of boots, and, as stated in Advertiser, the party whe brok into the Society's premises left his boots outside. rgeant Morris went to Brechin yesterday and broug! soak tthe accused ...

... field, Sussex, over £78,000; of Mrs Mary Cutbush, late of Maidstone, over £58,000; of Mr Jobo James Edington, late of Hendon, Middlesex, more than £58,000 ; of Mr John Gregory, late of Lee, Kent, exceeding 000; of Mr William Penn Gaskell, late of Ealing ...

... that Shakespeare's tragedy shall be again adequately before it is presented next Saturday, A correspondent writing from Maidstone says a guines fowl’s nest has just found there con- taining ninety-nine There were six hens laying in the nest. “Phe gent ...

... Territory, A Fatat the meeting of the Malling Board of Guardians on application was roade hy a widow named Goodale, living near Maidstone, for relief. A fortnight since her labourer, boasted that he could drink any amount of spiritnous liquor. Some sons took ...

... move- ment on behalf of the Royal College of Masic, iu the county of Kent, does not make that headway which it was hoped it would do after the enthusiastic gathering held at Maidstone under the presidency of the Duke of ‘The eum required to found a county ...

... of Robert F. Fisher, At Melbourne, on board the ship Golden tjj* from a fall from the maintopgallantmast, 4th February, Francis eldest beloved son of the late Francis f Green, of Lawrence, Thanet, Kent, and 0 JjF Green, Raglan House, Brixtou Hill, S.W.» ...

... whiskv the previous day, wmsky FI . Edi *bubgh.-A serious fire occurred on Saturday night in the premises of James Alexander, boot manufacturer Ediuh h. thTSS to got under machinery and stock of th« 0,1,, from £l5OO to £2OOO were destroyed. The 'oss is covered ...

... duly examined. SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE ON THE NEXT ELECTION. On Saturday evening Sir Stafford Northcote visited the Maidstone and Mid-Kent Conservative Club, the foundation-stone of which was laid few months since, in the presence of Lord Cranbrook, by ...