... the woman who had been muriered in Mitre-square was his wife.' He was at once taken by Sergeant Miles to the mortuary in Golden-lane, and then identified her as the woman, to whom he subsequently admitted he was not married, but with whom be had cohabited ...

... the corv..e. M. Le Chevalier, the French member, was the mole dissentient. Ten annual meeting of the Kent and Sussex Union has been held at Maidstone when the accounta for the year:showed Income, £11,589; expenditure, £l2 ' 71.1; available balanoe,,,i£BB7o ...

... prisoner was brought from Maidstone Gaol by train, and from the railway station to the court in a cab. Immense crowds had congregated to witness his arrival, and for • long distance the vehicle was followed by a mob booting and yelling as the prisoner ...

... Aged 74 yearn, very fair, golden hair, blue eyes, bright colour, rather tall for her age, dressed in a blue serge frock, dark ulster, white straw hat (trimmed with black velvet), blue knitted stockings, and buttoned boots.* In deficient mental and bodily ...

... resistance to this Infringement of the local trade. THE arrangement by which the for the counties of Kent and Sussex are held jointly either at Lewes or Maidstone is just now the subject of great complaint. There were no less than 40 prisoners awaiting trial ...

... Mr. Joseph Arch represents 10,000 agricultural labourers, belonging to the Nation Union. and Mr. C. Beale, Maidstone, 10,000 members of the Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union. ...

... of the Bowe, have given deplorable accounts of some portions of Kent during the hop-picking season. The 20,000 or 30,000 persons from the metropolis who, at that season, immigrate into Kent are chiefly lodged in hovels not usually considered fit for human ...

... crushed leer is death Instantly. THE ANTI.EXTRAORDTNART AOITATION.—OS the farm of Mr. Joseph Gibson, at Chart, Sutton, near Maidstone, a has tikes place for the purpose of obtaining Payment .1 the • dinary and extraordinary tithes for the first half of the ...