... THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent of the Daily New:. writing from Dimon, near Maidstone, gives the following hiteresting account of the hop harvest lu Kent:- - - • - - -- • • I should like Will to be a bop-farmer of Kent this year. The genial ...

... strong body of police almost impossible. The prisoner, who arrived from Maidstone by train, was escorted from the train in a 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 ...

... contracts, she ic about to 'kill ths goose with the golden eggs: - France, after everything that has happened to her, has taken cart not to tax the fund.; she has respected credit-the goose with the golden eggs. And Spain„whi. h i deliberating wheher she ...

... Fortunately none of the were injured. At the Kent Assizes, on Monday, before Mr. Justice Manisty aria a jury, Captain Clarke, a member of a London firm of horse-de:sleet, rued the purerintendent of the Maidstone police for damages for bilge imprisonment ...

... the sport, to Lord Vaughan for his presence, and Messrs Owens and Edwards for the J•ncheonr, THE SONG OR THE STREET! With boots all covered with mud, with trousers tucked up to the knee, A ratepayer sat in a surly mood, while his wife was gettioe , his ...

... ;prominence. A large golden eagle has made its appearance in the neighbourhood of Minster during the laat few days. It is a curious coincidence that the spot where the strange visitor has been seen is the exact locality where the tine golden eagle, which is ...

... as Mr. Brown shot out, the visitor walked in. Ile shook bands with Mr Kent with an air of great affability, and then placed a small roll of papers on the table. _ _ _ There, Mr. Kent! Those are the confounded deeds, or leases, or something, which Mr. ...

... THE WOODNESBOROUGH MURDER. At the Maidstone Assizes, on 'Tuesday, Stephen Gambellt, labourer, aged en, Indicted and arraigned foe lie wilful murder of Mr. Arthur Glllow, at Woodnesbormegn, On the 4th of December last. Mr. Setjesnt BaDentine and Mr. Biron ...

... men, which WAS also transmitted to Chat liner. the latter's form was disappointing, following so Gravesenel Maidstone, and other towns in Kent. closely on their excellent display and easy victory The Bridee-woods. which are situated about to tails over ...

... £6O, together with a life governorship of the West Kent Hospital, and a list of subscribers in a vellum album bound in morocco to Mr. L Coßingwood, in recognition of his services as postmaster of Maidstone for the period of 32 years. Accompanied by many ...

... at 50s. to 525. per cwt. The cost of carriage from Tasmania is about Is. 6d. per cwt., while the cost of conveying hops from Kent to the Borough is is. 9d. Among the children confirmed by Bishop Titeombe at Carlsruhe, on the 2lst inatant, according to the ...

... Garnbrill, the agriculturel labourer who was sentenced Imo death at the Kent As-ises for the murder cf Mr. Artkine Oillow, at Sandwich. Both men will be hanged within walls of Maidstone Gaol. No hope is entertained for a of the sentence in either case. The ...