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... LIBBRAL DEMOYSTRATiON AT MAID- I STONE. Yesterday a festival took place at Maidstone to celebrate the return of Messrs. Lee and Bexton, the Liberal members for that borough. At one o'clock a procession was formed at the Railway Station, comprising about ...
... forced out. On one side of the face was the impression of the nails of a heavy boot. Eldridge was at once apprehended, and his boots and trousers were taken possession of. The boots had evidently been partially washed, but there were marks of blood upon them ...
... THE CAPITAL CONVICTS AT MAIDSTONE. The calendar for the county of Kent at the late assizes has not for a great many years presented so fearful an amount of charges of murder as on this occasion, and Mr. Baron Bram- well, who presided as the judge on the ...
... DOUBLE EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. The noon of Thursday was fixed for the execution of the murderers Alfred Holden, 25, soldier; and Alfred Elridge, 33, labourer. The prisoners were tried at the recent assizes for Kent, when Holden pleaded guilty of the murder ...
... EXECUTIONS AT MAIDSTONE. 're --thosep nt Stephen Fox and George Kibble Edwirds, who hionour !IY were convicted of murder at the late assizes for the county towairdr It o, If Kent, wero executed on Thursday, sat twelve o'clock, in of the:' do front of ...
... KENT COUNTY MEETING. ROCHIESTER, OCTOBER 21.-PArty feeling runs very strong here, and in the adjoining townships, on the subject of the ap- proaching Meeting on Pennenden Heath. Great nembers will go from hence; but the Liberals, it is thought, will be ...
... Princess Louise on Friday opened the new nurses’ wing of the West Kent General Hospital, Maidstone. Folkestone correspondent telegraphs that all anxiety to the fate of the two young men in the missing boat is dispelled. They were picked up o2 Dungeness ...
... Partford did not care for the intended Great Meeting at Kent any more than the ton-Oat that sat Upon the rug before his par- Inur fire-and, for his part, he watconvioced that the people of Kent would have never tnought of agitating the subject, vere it ...
... frightful accident occurred stir 1Ilfzpasb faur on Friday afternoon In the Blackheal.^ railway tunnel. The fast train, leaving Maidstone oll-40 p.m. ran into a ballast train a quarter of a mite dwt the tnnunei from the Black- heath end, and trf ers of a mile ...
... On Saturday, Mr. J. N. Dudlow, one of the coroners for West Kent, held an inquest at the village p ublic house at Trosley, which is situate a short distance from the main road between Maidstone and Sevenoaks, and about midway between those places, on the ...
... three times a day. The name to m». suggests cowslips, and cream, and buttercup mea- dows, and young things gambolling in the golden sunshine; 1 do not know whether it makes vou think of the same things. Those old Saxon an-: cestors of ours knew more of ...
... FATAL LANDSEIP IN KENT. HEROISMt OF A CHILD. The landslip which occurred on Wednesday morn- ing was at the foot of the range of hills that turn from Folkestone through a little village known as Harpinger. Immediately beneath the scene of the landslip ...