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... KENT ASSIZES.— Maidstone, Dec. 20. Jebn Pearson was indicted for assaulting Catherine the Wife of Odiam George, on the 10th of September, at the parish of Woodchurch, and violating her person.—The prosecutrix is a good-looking young woman, years of age ...
... Golden cruise EUNGHAM chemist Edwin Dixon and his wife Mary celebrated their golden wedding with a surprise cruise on the River Trent and a second honeymoon stay In a Not. . tingham hot I. The couple, who have two daughters and two sons, were taken ...
... THE CAPITAL CONVICTS AT MAIDSTONE. The calender for the county of Kent the l ite lias not for great many years furnished so fearful amount of charges of murder this occasion ; ami Mr. Baron Bramwell, who presided as the ju• on the Home Circuit, for the ...
... Boot LINCOLN GOLDEN WEDDING. Ex-Det. Sergt. Hockney's Famous Record. WHEN Pl(‘Klil' AND CAREY WERF HANGED. HELPED TO REGULATE THE CROWD. SOME HISTORIC CRIMINAIL REMINSCENCES, Ex-Det.-Sergt . Hockney and his wife, M Hockney, of 31, Orchard-street, Linco ...
... BRIDEGROOM FROM KENT A SKEGNESS girl who had been working in a branch store of Boots the Chemists at Ealing, London, was married at St. Clement's Church on Saturday. She was Miss Dinah Steel, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Steel, of 91 Lincoln Road ...
... GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parish, of Hogsthorpe, this week celebrated their golden wedding. Mr. Parish commenced business as carpenter but later became a successful dairy farmer. He retired a few years ago. They have two sons and two daughters ...
... RUGBY UNION mondav YEOVIL SUTTON TAKE ON GIANTS Kent win cruelfor THE boot North Kesteven’s Simon Green was the deciding factor in an evenly balanced match with a big strong outfit from Peterborough Playing with the wind in the first-half Westwood took ...
... PUBLIC MEETINGS. SPEECH OF SIR R. WILSON, AT THE KENT COUNTY MEETING, Held on Thursday week at Maidstone. ‘‘ The melancholy state of our country (said Sir Robert) is felt by mest. A warof five and twenty years, undertaken and carried on, as we were told ...
... strong body of police almost impassible. The prisoner, who arrived from Maidstone by train, was escorted from the train in • cab; but on his arrival at the court he was loudly booted by the crowd, who appeared in a most excited state. On the court being ...
... a body drone, and having bra:mbar in all the towns of two counties, the head-quarters being at Maidstone. The wages at the agricultural labourer of Kent now between 2.. 4d. mad 244. 6d. a day. The farmers have given notice that they will not, after week ...
... ROOFS and BOOTS AND HEADACHES. The man who invents a roof that never leaks and needs no repairs will be true benefactor to his race. So will the man who invents kind of boot (comfortable and right in every way) that will stand five years of continuous ...
... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. Th• Special ot the Deily Newt. neer the following stewt of the hop la - - • should well to be a hop4armer of Kent this year. The genial, prosperouelooking gentlemen I meet on the pavement of Maidstone, in front of the Mike, ...