... HOP-PICKERS. Under the presidency of the of Darnley, the tenth annual meeting of the Kent Society for the Employment and Improved Lodging of Hop-picker* has been held Maidstone, and was attended several of the principal hop planters in the county. The gathering ...

... wore high black leather These medieval fi boots, and cocked hats with nix plumes. Their hair hung loosely over their shoulders. Both eralds’ staves, covere with blue velvet carri nd gold, and surmounted by the golden crown. Trumpeters, in dark blue and red ...

... amply provided for. —The will, contained in papers marked A and B, of Julius Lucius Brenchley, late of MiL'ate, Bearstead, Kent, was proved on the 15th inst., by Montague Kingsford and Edward Hoar, the surviving executors, the personal estate being sworn ...

... costermonger who was con- victed at the last Kent assizes for the murder of his young wife (Julia), whom he killed with » afterw: ls crushing in her skull with the Feat his boot, was hanged within the walls of Maidstone Gaol on Tuesday morning. erry acted as ...

... artillery: man, was charged with? stealiny.on the 1@th inst, pair of boots, value 6s, Property of Luck, boos James Luck, thesen of said that about 8 p.m. on in he saw the prisoner take the boots from the poreh of Mr. Luck’'s door run away with them. Witmesss ...

... them in £500 each. Guards, were bail fo K AGRICULTURAL Untow.—A dispute has arisen between the committee and chairman of the Kent and Sussex icultural Labourers’ Union now numbering upwards of 10,000 members, iu consequence of statements which have been ...

... of inquiry appointed the as the best means of restoring the association, • Bvipecxed Maidstone.—Om Tnesday morning a bargeman named Charles Lewie, Beair- Mead, Kent, wet apprehended the potior there, the charge ef hiring murdered his wife Sarah, teems ...