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... the ■*—*— of Mr T. Nunn, the Auetrelien end ex-Kent cricketer, am Me* IL June wee bleak, bat in Jaly we loet Pennell, the M.C.C empty*. W. Nix, of Derbyshire, end on the 90th MrC A. Absalom. the fassous Kent end Cambridge University cricketer, was accidentally ...
... Materials tn-_-Sou_Mt>dA_tCa*» « 5«B«M. mmm^ m ** u OUSSY CAT.— A Happy New Year to you. You think ■__ apparently silence is golden. I find it heoitbrea_-ing. GEORGE JAMES EVEREST, M.D., formerly of v __^IfJ P ?? or -i f .._-••■• h -f? Bepresentotives or ...
... Remainder that STOCK at One Lot. the Teethed to the SALE the lo:Erving that the Whine will he Chafed Dirt before Wititeundsy Kent TIM amnion MILD and SILVER WATCHKS; GOLD and SILVER JEWELLERY; SILVER and ELECTROTLATE,. ENI;LISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN CLOCKS: ...
... At* close the following carol* were song:—“On the birthdsv of the Lord,” ”Io the fields with their flocks abiding” Golden, beauteous, golden, bright,” “Nowell,” “Faithfnlhomage made,” See amid the winter snow,” “ Hark the herald angels sing.” collection ...
... Hook, a costermonger, who wvscobvicted at the last Kent Assi7es for the murder, at Gravesend, of his young vife, whom be killed with a poker. afterwards crushing in herskull with the heel of his boot, was bhnged within the walls of Maidstosie Jail yesterday ...
... R Barton formerly of Darlington installed W II for year The annual dinner of the Diligent Lodge of District IO Oddfellows Golden Cock Inn Bros E McKay occupied the chair vicechair respectively Guisabroigh Board Guardians— At fortnightly meeting of this ...
... costermonger, who was convicted at the last Kent Assizes for the murder of his young wife, whom h.? killed with a poker, afterwards crushing in her skull with the heel bis boot, was hanged within the walla of MAidstone Gaol yesterday morning. Berry acted as ...
... A SHFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Kent.— £A Chairman of Governing Body, W. Pom-ret Pomfr-it, Esn., M.P. Head Master, Benjamin Snell. M.A., Trin Coll., Camb. Clauical and Mo- lern Education. One ...
... the street for a short distauce, got w over a fence into a tiold, where he removed his of Ir' boots.. The gentleman followed, but Russell, it in without his boots, proved too smart for him, and. Pi ;Q~with. the aid of An S Sosoal stone, kept Thim at a 1( ...
... naries Court, had a narrow escape on Tuesday evening. He was returning from Redruth, and had got about opposite the Cathedral boot fac- tory, when his horse shied and commenced to kick and turn. Mr. Marshall was thrown out, and the horse kicked itself free ...
... Crayford, Kent •jT URSE. —WANTED, an Experienced Nurse for two young J.l children for near Liverpool : single-handed : good needlewoman ; Churchwoman: personal character.— Addrass, stating age and wages, Mrs. Mackean, Eaßt-hiU, Ashford, Kent. ]I^URSE ...
... Bobn, at Plymouth After tea the | Mans, Queen's Own (Royal West Kent) Regiment, olfe and the BJ. closed with ‘Windsor made ‘cheers for the | 424 Miss A. G. Mainwaring Pitt, at Maidstone mander Guy Mainwariag, B.N., and- Miss G. H. Williams, 000 two| doners ...