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... who was eon* victed at tlie last Kent assises for the murder his young wife (Julia), whom be killed with a poker, afterwards crushing in her skull with the heel of his boot, was banged within the walls of Maidstone on Tuesday morning. Berry acted executioner ...
... East Surrey Regt Sergt Mrs McKay Sergt and HarriB Mr and 1 M Jones Flannigan and Mrs Quartermaster-Sergeant Fox Sergeant Mrs Kent Quartermaster-Sergeant Brady Quartermaster-Sergeant Hare Colour-Sergeant and Mrs Bennett Colour Sergeant and Mrs Blaker Co ...
... to amount. SBCOITD-HAND MOTJLSHAM-BTREBT, OPPOSITE BADDOW-ROAD, CHELMSFORD. established in 1802. Kent Fire & Life Insurance Offices. HEAD OFFICE: MAIDSTONE. BRANCH OFFICES LONDON, MANCHESTEB, & LIVERPOOL. THE DIRECTORS are now prepared to appoint DISTRICT ...
... U L I A E E N T, so long a pantomime pet at the Pavilion.-Referee, Dec. 29th. Most daintily represented-Lloyd's. Miss Julia Kent makes an ideal pantomime heroine, and I dances like a true daughter of Terpsichore.-Topical Times, I Dec. 28th. MORTON'S THEATRE ...
... Charity, 45 suits with boots to poor girls between the age of 6 and 12 years; 43 suits for poor boys of these.. age. and Cogan's and Watson's chanties. gowns told poor women of over 50 years of age, also forty suits with boots to fetherless boys and a ...
... — Humphreys and Heigh way. Grocers. Shrewsbury. g*r For your Winter Boots go The Midland. B. Hill, Salop. Men’sStroug Nailed Botrte, 4/6, 4/1L&H; splendid value. Womens Strong Boots. 2/11, 3/11. 4/6. Childrens stout one* from 1/6. Repairs done while you ...
... hydharitiaieg arnowest be. Eon, there were also present to the church the toe. , of wearing appare l, Mimes Jackson soles grocery, boot., Rev. ifeare l. D s ci a n d std M , WA Arthur Jeckerie: BURNHAM.-The labourers of the Some. Rev W. Mrs Leeper, Nev. H. sod ...
... Buckley and Mr Kent In presenting the picture Councillor Smith made a few suitable remarks respecting the copy of the peal and bearing testimony to the vast amount of labour which must have been spent upon the work by the late Mr Buckley and Mr Kent The size ...
... ynderpWJff?of Kent, had passed away to bps reftj deeply lamented, his principal public offices being subhcqtiontly filled the 'of John Beknnan as Under-Sheriff and Registrar of Maidstone County Court, and H. A. H cokes Clerk of the Peace of Maidstone. Mr John ...
... Utexsils.— Four wolnut hat and ?? stands, China vases, dinner ond tea services, piotures, and electro goods, ond a quantity of boots ond shoes which must be cleored. Sale ot Two ond Seven p.m. On view Tuesday Afternoon and Morning of Sale. Auctioneers' Offices ...
... the c.v.monger was con. •icted at tl e Kent for the murder of hi e s o ong nil. 'a), whom kli..llWlth • poker. afterward. cluehing in her skull ..11 th• henl his boot, wan hanged within walls of Maidstone Gaol on Tuesday ening. acted aa tooter ...
... Ist Malta; 2nd (66th) TsmpleiQore, Srd Reading, Depot—Beading. 60th Queen’s Own West Kent, Ist Gibraltar. 2nd (97tb) Portland, Srd Maidstone, Maidstone Depot—Maidstone. 61st King’s Own L, Ist Gosport j 2nd (108tb) Quetta Srd Pontefract; Depot—Pontefract ...