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... duly examined. SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE ON THE NEXT ELECTION. On Saturday evening Sir Stafford Northcote visited the Maidstone and Mid-Kent Conservative Club, the foundation-stone of which was laid few months since, in the presence of Lord Cranbrook, by ...
... According to the Maidstone Journal the Duke of Edinbu zh has purchased Norris Castle, in the Isle of Wi ig hi t, as a place of residence, for £80,000. The mansion was former! the residence of the duke's grandmother, H.R. H. the Duchess of Kent. An inquest ...
... was killed. A child has been suffocated at Doneaster, while its mother was in a state of intoxication. At Maidstone Assizes, in the case of Boote v. Porter, verdict wa3 given for the plaintiff. trial of the first steam plough imported iuto Australia took ...
... Shanghae from Newcastle (N.S.W.J. 20th June. Tell, Smith, at Newchwang from 6th June. J. C. Monro, Wood, left for Swatow, Jane. Golden Fleece, Simpsun, do. Ilong Kong, do. Elizabeth, Hutchinson, Riga from Dundee, 16th inst Crimea, Cargill, do. do , taat Mi ...
... knowledge of Glasgow, appears to have led what may be termed the life or a professional tramp, and to have been bit of miser to boot. Although the man ultimately died in asylum for the insane, he went about the business of making bis will with the greatest ...
... to the. Institution in Edinburgh for the relief of incurables their own homes, £2OO : the Horaes for Little Boys, near Maidstone, Kent, £250; the Church Missionary Society in England, £250 ; and to the Church Pastoral Aid Society, £260. A Band Mobbed. concert ...
... placed over his grave We believe that an obe- in thgate Cemetery. lisk of Aberdeen granite, fifteen feet high, and bearing in golden letters the inscription, ‘In loving memery of Andrew Halliday,” was exe- death, cuted soon Why is not this monument reared ...
... crimson, with value, heavy sable mantles, scimitars encrusted with pearl torquoise, bonnets with broad far border, laced boots and massy golden spurs and low vel scene, and the en- and plume. It seems to have been quite an thusiasm was Eastern. But what is worth ...
... £10,000 or £12,000, a ward at the est Kent Hospital at Maidstone, as » thankoffering for her recent recovery from a serious er Lad ship has also intimated ber desire to endow a curacy for St Philip’s Church, Maidstone, A Sgnious Joxe.—'T'wo telephone operators ...
... move- ment on behalf of the Royal College of Masic, iu the county of Kent, does not make that headway which it was hoped it would do after the enthusiastic gathering held at Maidstone under the presidency of the Duke of ‘The eum required to found a county ...
... Marylebone with stealing a Wellington boot, which was said to have cost £130, Mr Attewell, a shoemaker in Marylebone Lane, had entered into a competition with o rival tradesman for the production of the best boot, and the amount staied waa the valoe of ...
... getting rid of Surrey for 332. Gloucester and Warwick seem to be pla: an ual me, but Somerset appear to fave the whip nd over Kent. Ervest Gov! , at the Crystal Palace made a new world’s cycli °4 minutes 41 seconds. record for 100 miles, his time being 3 ...