... was stunned, and so being unable to extricate herself from her horrible position, was drowned. in Kent. Jttim Aitken, a farm labourer at Town Mailing in Kent, has been committed on a charge of wilful murder,” the victim being Ids wife, who was the mother ...

... served his apprenticeship to Simmonda, linendraper of Rocliester, Kent, and was subsequently employed as shopman to a draper in the same city. Becoming possessed of property, removed to Maidstone, where he carried on the business of a pawnbroker, which he left ...

... suicide by jumping into the Canal near Littleborough. She was unknown in the neighbourhood. She left her shawl, crinoline, and boots on the bank. In her pocket were an oval stone brooch, pair of black gloves, a small key, a handkerchief marked H, and purse ...

... poisoned himselt witn aconite. . Early on Friday morning fire broke out in the Elm- bank Foundry, situated at the corner of Kent Road and North Street, Glasgow. The loss in property and material roughly estimated amount- ins? £2OOO. Letters of administration ...

... supposed to have arrived in London from iian Francisco forming part of the £25,000, a portion of th« treasure the wreck the Golden Gate steamer, supposed to have been stolen. Mr Berlott, French gentleman, was at Dover on Sunday, being «n route Pans to see ...

... residing in the Overgate, was charged with stealing bonnet, a moleskin jacket, a shirt, a pair of moleskin trousers, and pair of boots, from the Dundee Poorhouse, on the Btb November last. The accused pleaded that was guilty of the charge, and the Bailie, in ...

... through our unmentionables, untbinkaboutables, and they are skipping along the streets in our high-heeled boots. Do you hear, gentlemen ?—we say boots ! The A Joe Hiller. Suicide through Disappointed Love.— Dr held an inquest last week on the body of Maria ...

... possession. The footprints near to the scene of the murder have also been compared with the boots worn Bell, and found to correspond to each other —Bell’s boots having nine rows of hob-nails in the soles, which lit in exactly with the impressions made ...

... Mesa; Russian and Brazil laiuglaaa; patent Eugliah Isingluts; Robnn-ou's Patent Barley add Groats; Hard's Farinaceous ko.d; Golden Semolina Manna Croup EVraf. rg Suijoa. big Cbmpany’s Extract of Meat. ANDREW LAWSOJf, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, PERTH ROAD ...

... stay; raid loun' the wark bard, an 1 cam away. However. I bad seen eneuch. what I kent afore. To lat form a judgment 'boot what there for. The master and I aften crack'd 'boot farmers and the men. He tcll't things that I waa glad ken. 1 the wagta bigger here ...

... to report Bradford for noisy behaviour. Bradford has been apprehended, and committed for trial a charge of murder. now in Maidstone jaQ. Murderous Attack a Gentleman in Sheffield. —On Sunday Sheffield gentleman named Allen, partner the Bessemer Steel Works ...

... e. They were gallantly rescued hy two yonng lada, named William Gill, residing at Kosebank, and Win. Prain, with P. Owler, boot and shoe manufacturer, each of th»m good swimmers. After some time both men were with the help of their friends able to walk ...