... THE AGRARIAN MURDER IN KENT. Stephen GambriU. aged 28, a farm labourer, was br night up on Tuts lay ateanterbury,eharged with the wilful murder of lir Arthur Callow, aged 23, son of Cipt da (allow, a justice of th e peace reskiing at Woodnesborough, near ...

... Dammam LW a night shoat 19 o'clock, a edam who was going by the 12.80 train, whilst pm* along the embankment leading to North Kent Railway Btation. dropped what he thonght at the hiss to have hems* Sorbs. and In order to recover It, he, thinking that he ...

... recorded thee her Royal Highness the 1 late Duchies of Kent wee brought with greet &Mosby 1 tow the Continent to thia eesatry jest prior to the birth of Vittoria, oar moot gracious and beloved Quin. Doke of Kent we. in at pecuniary ddllealties at the ; and It ...

... valley of Stockbridge. And the bright strand of Puddoekie. And tha! the backbone of a slaughtered skate ; And this! en ancient boot without a sole; And them I half bricks and testaments. of old plates, And broken bottles, cork., and wisps of straw— Stich ...

... to twenty year' penal servitude. The Kent and Snow Courier, after describing a splendid run with the West Kent foxhounds in the neighbourhood of Screnoaks, acids Among the compauy were, in addition to the West Kent whip,' the two great politioal whips ...

... threw the beer in hobo. He took the glean from her, sad pat it on the table, sad gave her a slap or two. &he hail • child .boot two ago, and hat contra. !dirty of pffin in bee cheat. After this he tool, a boy, aged two years, to Mn Faulkner, is Allen ...

... step o' • jig en' then, rerouting that be's Once enople in Me joints this mornin'. Madge says be's a bonnie like man to dance •boot in that manner. Habbie MIL her to keep quiet, for if ski him my main o' bar impertinence, he'll wife. Madge Imam; an' H•bbie ...

... Mem, _Friday, at the Maidstone Town Hall. Under-Sheriff Sondamore, damages we by a jury in a breach of promise from the anima. The plaintiff, Mi was a young lady of 28, of prepossess* aace, the daughter of the postmaster near Maidstone and the defendant ...

... recommend to you the rocation of mountebank. or strolling musician. a *Mir of dancing. Tali ! And, impelled from tip of his uncle* boot, them aped woo the roes to Tores fest a ragged map of a Skye terrier, Every penny of it, boy. There he site, day in and day ...

... were ettlin' to mak' e' the Meadows ; bob they lamina bush wi' them till 'they erect the Trinity College Kirk, and that'll be *boot— Mr Conductor, I went hear oar worthy oouncillors, our powers that be, spoken of in levity. Bear I Wink asked you to ...

... into the elder's plate, formtfal alike of the topboote and his own etornaoh. Under the Bible i a golden tablet Why. this not quite had and glaring as a golden altar No doubt the candlesticks 'wanting, bat the more ohms that such a eupertitions decoration ...

... voiperks of week, db.:alas favour el a is :La price of meat Woodsy emirs& • pablie winless we held in We Tea Hall, whet stops had boot taken with • Aim proal high pies of M N = with show was James Balboa* was oats/ to pedalo. The Chalons& said was mush phased ...