... aalos the direction of the Eooleaiaetioal Commiaaionete for the recorery of extraordinary tithe took plaoe at Leeds, near Maidstone, Kent, Tuesday. The farmers upon whom the distresses were laried were Messrs. S. Skinner, O. Chambers, J. Highwood, and F. Oibbon ...

... maT'er Morris - of Tonbridge. Kent, cabinet! i Walter Seaminel l , late of Old Brentford. Middlesex, boot,ake.r - Henry Kirk, late of 14, Portland-terrace, St. John’s-wood, wm a - . Fra »f William South, of Maidstone, beer seller. }. >‘‘»t M atson, ...

... failed to recognise a single article, and the man's boots, which were found in the box, she said were ,uuch too small for Cs ptain Douglas, but there was no opportunity of comparing them with the boots which the deceased gentleman wore. She also failed ...

... our fancy, something grotesquely objectionable in the conduit of that West Kent worthy who, on Thursday night, being gay, climbed up the base of her Majesty's statue at Maidstone, end, in a bungling attempt to do something else, broke off the Royal sceptre ...

... the first of many attempts to break down the rule O' the Tory parson. Mr Herbert Gardner is a young man, and a hard worker to boot, and no politician has a better chance of making for himself a career. The estimates of the corn crops now standing, or falling ...

... Marc Carlotti, of Little street. Regentstreet, gent., for certain improvements the construction and manutacture of boots, half-boots, shoes, clogs, and galoshes,—being communication ; sealed Bth May. William Falconer, of Common, gent., for improvements ...

... order to remover her health and spirits. antordizgly left London on Saturday evening for Kent, accompanied by a yoitogsr tutor. Previous to her departure for Kent Alice Rhodes admitted that there might have been neglect, bat certainly not wilful starvation ...

... tradesmen from Abergavenny and kindly collected by Mrs D. Tuthill—namely Mr Rower, Golden Fleece ; Messrs H. Powell and Son, Brecon-road Garage ; Mr Turner, Boot Stores and Mr W. T. Beveridge, Bon Marchtl. After a keen contest of remarkably high scoring ...

... sups reads the pliant fingers of these sometimes useful social para* rntce.-Yours falthfullly. CHARLES ap THMOMAS. Maidstone, Mid-Kent. ...

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... the command of the sth Lancers. Twaoal Cmca, formerly a partner of Throne Crick and Co., inventors of nailed and rivetted boots, has been killed in Leicester by falling down stairs, and breaking his neck. IT is expected that Vice-Admiral the Prince of ...

... Iris variety is s particularly beautiful bird, in England and Wain and nineteen in Boot- by crossing with Game and Silver Grey bind produced flax. (irking. There are Golden Duckwings and Sines then, however, • strong attempt bee :leer Duckwinga. The former ...