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... murder of Mrs. Luard, wife of General Luard, in a remote and lonely wood in Kent, and the suicide through grief of her husband, has been recalled by the detention uf‘a man at Maidstone, in connection with the crime. The arrest was effected on Saturday afternoon ...
... Wednesday, when Mr. G. Walters, of Pilaley and Miss é Boot, of Btoneb)oom, were married at St. Peter's Church. The Rev. R. J. Small, conducted the ceremony. Ths bride was given away by her brother Mr. Willis Boot. She was attired in cream alpaca, trimmed with ...
... ccoceee 8 3. Wrgh, ow: b Gaskin.» 110+ 15 s w, cesesesse T.!fi::d,bli.l— cospessecese 8 J. Boot, ¢ Brentnall, b Gaskin. 13 ?. Chrk..&(}uhn b,.. l: . Boot, ¢ Willgoose, b Gaskin. C. Shaw, ¢ Gaskin, b Miles 4 J. Smedley, st Brentnall ...
... one application of St. Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies E.nd failed.”” Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says: ‘* St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years’ standing.” There is no bodil{ pain which cannot be removed ...
... Millwall have seured the transfer of Charles Hamnaford, a entre-forward from Maidstone United. His age is 24, bdfht sft. 7in., weight 11st. He has sored 44 goals for Maidstone this season, and previously played for Tufnell Park. In last ecason’s Amateur ...
... Matlock; J. H. Spun, Kettering: M. Boon, C. Allsop, Ripley; T. Thorpe, Ripley; A. Wheatley; A. Johnson, Matlock; R. E. Briddon. Golden Valley:; R. Williamson, Belper; Blount and Parkin, Belper: C. T. Mitchell, Allsop and Frost, Ripley;: G. Bircumshaw, Heanor; ...
... around Maidstone, on the sad E: of the Thanet beds in the district, where the finest cherries are grown. Al thnc:dl fruit is cultivated extemsively in the two districts the greatest area s obssrved on the London clay and the chalk of West Kent, There ...
... tree. The trees are ready to plaut out in two years. In England the cultivation of nuts is mostly confined to Kent, in the district around Maidstone. The land on which they thrive is for the moet part a loam on the flunu.nd formation overlying the ragstone ...
... 500, A reprieve for Richard Townsend, who was convicted and sentenced to death at the kent Assizes for the murder of his wife at Dartford, has been received at Maidstone prison. There is no truth in the rumour that Mr. Barom Huddleston had communicated to ...
... were injured. At the Kent Assizes, on Monday, before Mr. Justice Manisty and a jury, Olarke, a member of a London firm of horse sued the 'u[uinnndmt of the Maidstone m for for false imprisonment. Oaptain O was arrested at Maidstone fair on suspicion of ...
... excellent swimmers, and, although in the sea nipwndl of twenty minutes, the were rescued, Middleton, who had muxed to kic{ his sea boots off and to relieve himeelf of other articles of clothing, was picked up by the smack, and a harbour tug afterwards succeeded ...
... in Kent. Seventeen inlants strangled | Some startling disclosares were made at an ingquest held as Cheriton, Kent, on Wadnesday, respecting the death of an infant child whose bo.‘y wae found in & well at Shorneliffe Camp. The coroner for East Kent (Mr ...