... of age, residing at Blean, Kent, who was afraid of having to winter in the workhouse, was, on Friday, found hanging from a ladder by a rope weighted with bricks. An alarming epidemic of typhoid fever is razing in Maidstone. On Friday the cases numbered ...

... should commit them for trial at Maidstone. RARE BxnDs.-An extensive flight-of that somewhat rare and very curious bird, the common cross-bill, has just made its appearance in-the firplantationsof Penen- den-heath, Maidstone. They were first seen on July ...

... believed to have worked in a lemonade factory at Broken-hill Father and sisters very anxious. MuLNE (ffAygsi, boot closer, left Dartford, Kent, about 30 years ago. His son William John seeks him. Nun a ?? (KarE) was last known to be living F with a MrII'S ...

... bricklayer-W. Yousng,, Shelton, earthenware mnanufactueer-G. Trueman, Southend, innkeeper-JS. Long, ~iGoodnestone, Kent, ?? Linel, kiwT Smail, Maidstone, butcher-W. Hammiant, Bungay, Sufflk, Icabinet-maker-S. Raynhamn, Bury St. Edmunds, butcher-W. !IE. Markin ...

... explosion occurred. One of the stokers, named Bruce, sustained serious injuries to the face, neck, and arms, and had both of his boots blown off. Tue in- jured men were removed to Haslar hos- pita1. A few days since, while the Anson was at Sheerness, the Co ...

... J. Wootfrbitf Ldather.Iano, Holborn, licensed vletualler. Off. assig., ca- navi Aldermanbuary -J. T. Murray. Lower James e Golden-aquare, pianoforte maker, Off. aseig.. Pennell, Gnil4 hallhamarbers Basinghasill-treeh - J. R. Wetteflq, Oxaix4 ctreet, boolsller ...

... the meeting. On Wednesday several thouisnd farm labourers, with their wives and families, assembled in Maidstone from the different branches of the Kent Agricultural Labourers' union, and proceeded in procession, ac- companied by about a dozen bands. to ...

... REPRIEVE. A reprieve for Richard Townsend, who was con- victed and sentenced to death at the Kent assizes for the murder of his wife at Dartford, was received at Maidstone prison yesterday afternion. i1 i I i i I I i i i I ...

... made the over- swers would have to take the fixtures of the hall. The BEnehmadeanorderforpaym-ient- KEN'T. - Arc flRAY BETWEEN HeOF- PIccras.-At Maidstone on Tuesday, a hopper named John White, who had his head ban-1aged. was charged with assaulting Po ...

... surmounted by a golden baldaechino, moved slowly on its wav. There was not a flower on the coffin, which was of high shape, covered with crimson velvet, and crowned with an enormous knight's helmet. The deceased Emperor's riderless charger, with boots in the stirrups ...

... n came to. the ?? Asoubtbhe' loss of a child from the Old Kent-road. He then proceeded to the workhouse;, and from what he ascertained he took the child to a' house in 'Chands-place,'Old Kent- road, where:she was identified by last witness.' nb then brought ...

... since returned. When last heard of the woman and child, during the month of September, were at the farm of Mr. Cox, Golden-green, Hadlow, Kent. The child was seven years of age. fair hair, grey eves, with a scar over the right eye. Tue woman was of a very ...