... the hall door after he had locked up, and when he asked him where he had been he said he had viaited the w.c. in the garden. John Reed an inmate of the Workhouse, said the previous Wednesday he went to bed about half-past seven. He slept in the same ward ...

... was won by Mr Topp, of Cowden. The arraagetaents *er ...

... were two candidates, the Rev C. E. Pi*ey, son of the late vicar, and the Rev W. (who was the sole 1 spectator of the murder of John Whibley in 1 toe Biddenden Schools by Bertha l'eterson).| The election resulted in favour of the Rev; C. E. Pizey by one vote ...

... Division I. Vale v Ticeh irst— e-c« . . J. Sorthcutt. Town Reserves v St. John's Unite ?,*. Allchin. Rusth >ll If Brooms -Mr »\ e. Star Rooms v M >ir»t Pleasant Mr 9tai.ii i.'.ge St. John's I nited A v K;isthall A—M-rta .;:n!er- S*i!rsv .ithn ...

... , , , A Disclaimer.—C. Allen, of 61, St. John Road, Tunbridge Wells, wishes to state that he was not the Allen implicated in the recent St. John's scandal. The Stamp Collectors' Almanac issued Messrs Russell and Co., of Patermoster Row, contains much ...

... HURST GREEN POLICE COURT. Hatikday.—Before Mr T. Russell and Colonel: Andrews. LATCEXT AT BI'BWASH. Tho*m. ...

... deceased gentleman, who was much beloved and esteemed by a large circle of acquaintances and friends, was the son of the late Mr John Calvert Clarke, and was eighty-six years of age. having been born in 1814. He was educated at Eton, and the Royal Military ...

... 17th goodness alone knows, but the elements are bound to out of tune on the 21th, because on the latter date the Saints St. John's and the Rangers have a league > match on, and we may sure of a gale of wiu ...

... table. To-morrow's League programme is follows Division I. Bt. John's United v Vale Rangers—Referee, M Oldun. Rusthall v Southborough—Mr Xorthcott. Division 11. Swifts v High Brooms' A —Mr Russell. Ou tbe grounds of the first-named teams ; kick off not later ...

... journalist, made gallant though unsuccessful effort to rescue the child, and himself had to be assisted out of the stream. At Leeds John Freed man and Barnett Freedman, Poliah Jews, trading wholesale clothiers, have been charged with conspiracy to defraud and ...

... limited supply application - made at mw. The Only Easter Attl*ction.—Bt. I John'-s Cycling Club will bole Cycle and Athletic *S|s»rts Easter Monday, on the Skinners' School Track, St. -John'*-read. The meeting will oornmenee with a grand parade of decorated ...

... blue dtapery, while a portrait of Her Majesty occupied a prominent position. Tne entertainment com, anenced with reception by John 801 l of the foi, lowing representative characters —The Union k Jack, America, the Army, the Navy, the Colonies, the Reservist* ...