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... give the police ally information , and all inquiries had proved futile.—The ems , . wag further remanded. At the Kent Assizes, at Maidstone, on Saturday , before Mr. Justine Wills, Henry Kelsey was seutoteed to death for the murder of Thoinasius Buttua ...
... Sir Alexander Spearman some few years ago, she was appointed matron of the County Lunatic Asy. lum, Banning Heath, near Maidstone, Kent, which important position she now occupied. Under those dr. cumstanoes, she used her influence to obtain an appoint. went ...
... Moult, in rowing to • decide°. Mr. R. W. Matthews is interested in • fund the object which to provide needy children with boots. Unfortunately the fend now shows • b•laow on the wrong side, and, with the dew of righting matters, Mr. Matthews is contemplating ...
... George Golding. of 5, (ireen•ide-mad, Shepherd's flu.h. a veteran employee of Dycworks. Axton Vale. with the celebration of his golden wedding. Unfortunately his fleet wife died nearly thirty yenr. ago. Ile married again with equal happiness in the interval ...
... Newcastle. The value Ms been dotterel at 4139.828 lb. 4d. of the pereseal setae of dm ate Neil Forbes, of Tilbureton Lodge. Kent, and of Block who died use 21.1 all. The Berviais Cosimitational &whims Commiedes oessobsded he labours, after man loose sly ...
... IllooLto.ts IX Tyr. Sr..v. — Ye see, ma'am, The Hooligan's made au litigant billyard-table wid a carpenter's binch, and our old boots for pockets. We plays a sliplindid game—a thousand up. Hellgen's a hundred-an'-three, au' Orli' SiViinty-Wan, and this is only ...
... the size of the canvas ; and still more noteworthy in view of the fact that Mr. Lockhart swathes the whole building in a golden haze, which certainly adds much impressiveness to the scene. It is a work of which the artist may well be proud, and to which ...
... houses are valued at £5O to f6O per annum. The small tenant has, in many instances, MORBID CIAVINO DOR CK•SCIZ. The once golden rule that three moves are as bad as a fire is no longer believed in. The suburban house agent declares some of his clients ...
... direction of the pier the sun rent • path through the mist for a few moments, and a broad track of water, glittering with golden sprinkles of sundaes, ran right through the haze from horizon to shore. The Parade was fairly full ; only near the pier, however ...
... aujorvloion As noon as the genie•ce pronounce! ohs took off one of her boots with the Intentiow of throwing It at the judge, but we, prevented doing so by an °leer man tog near. The boot, however, str,lck • strange!, ratting clan by, a violent blow on the ...
... compilation of a register of the blind residing in tl,e Metroand in the adjacent counties of Middlesex, Berkshire, Essex, Hertford, Kent, Surrey, and Sussex, For every 1,283 persons who can see, there is one blind, and although the union, up to the present, has ...
... lots of good grit—sand taper. A paper that sticks up for its rights-11y paper. The following was pinned up In the county of Kent in the year 1821 :— Notice hereby given that Lime Marquis of Camden (on account of the ineckworeinees of the harvest) will ...