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... FATAL AOCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY. FIVE PLATELAYERS KILLED, & FOURTEEN PASSENGERS SERIOUSLY INJURED. On the North Kent Railway on Friday, an express train from Stroud ran into a ballast train, in Black- heath tunnel.' The engine exploded. Five ...
... W«dneCl«y night, the 6th ult. Iftwtafilt, ijlh 7*wery^f*d&. J or Paper parted at the Curtpfcrtxrfßq TTTHEREAS Robert Bowanan, Boot Quay in North Shieltfjthreatening burn and rteftrojr I VV hath made and an Affignnqent of all hit shipping, and aSfiitJc Houfes ...
... Seconids S5p to 60s1 Bran. , 89to rO2 od per 'qr. Fine Pollard 25s to Id l]HOPS.nBAc$. * Kent 51 X6s to 1 -j Sussex - 5116 to 61 36' Essex 51 r6s to 61 16t Kent 61--s to 71 cs: .Sussex 1 i6s to 71-3 I Farnham Si -s to Xil tis PRIliS 6OFSE5DS 1N~rMARK-4ANE ...
... AT WORE. EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. Villjam Hook, a cosrermouget. who was convicted at the last Kent Asoizes for the murder of his young wife, whorn he killed vwitb a nolcer, afterwards crn3aingdt! her Skull with .he heel of hie boot, was banged wirhin the ...
... Holy Saviour's Church, on the 13th inst., Mlr John Ferguson, mariner, to ;i(Catherine, eidest daughter of Afr George Gordon. boot and shoe maker. On the 10th inst., Frederick Samuel lalshawr, Esq., farmer, Northallertos, York- shire, to Hanniah, fourth ...
... The Ugly Buck; 7 to I agst Mr Crockford's Rattan (taken); 15 to I agst Colonel Peel's Orlando (taken); 18 to 1 ugst Lord Maidstone's Cockamaroo; 18to I agst Mr Lichtwald's Leander; 25 to I agst Mr Bowes's T'Auld Squire; 33 to I ngst Colonel Peel's Ionian ...
... MAIDEN PLATE of 501. Heats, two ?? Haworth's Robin Burns, 4 yrs, (J. Jones) 0, 0, 1, 1; Mr Allen's Duke of Kent 4 yrs, 4,1, 2, 2; Mr Willie's Golden Bee, 3 yrs, 1, 0, 0, dr.; Mir Benson's Eleanor, 6 yrs, 0, 3, 0; Mr Johnson's br c by Jerry, 3 yrs, 0, 2, ...
... linen ?? Bullock, -erotton, grocer.-Cbfls. Faulkner, Birmingham, haber- ?? SpeaTd Beaumount, Huddersfield. corn ?? Spencer, Kent, grocer.-Rober' Jenkins, Abergate, Denbigh, farmer.-Josh. Rill, Ches- -er, ?? Holden, Lancaster, cotton spinner. John Johnson ...
... but not ttbsolttev nece-sary. Apply, stating full particulars, to Box 59, l'ost-office, Birmnliatn. BOOT'S WANTED.-WANTED, a steady, aetive L LAD, as Boots at tmt Hotel ; it will hc necessary for hitta to have a good reference to his ltst employer, as no ...
... 12th inst., aged 74, Elizabeth, wife nf George Lowes, -eta~tionmaster. RIGHFIELD, Maidstone, on the 12ch inst, aged 73, Rev Francis Edward Tuke, late vicar of Borden, Kent. LONDON, Stamfoid Hill, on she 13th inst., Elizabeth Mary, beloved wift' of J. I ...
... that are most likely to bring on disease, and result indeficiency. This cold baokwvard spring may yet therefore usher in a golden autumn. The deliveries of English wheat have certainly been larger than common; but we are not apprehensive that the farmers' ...
... fcolloped gold lace hat. STOLEN on Sunday night the 14th of April inft. from the hovel of Trevor Charles Ro- -», Ef_; at Lee, in Kent, .BUCK CART GELDING, about fifteen hands high, with a white blaze down hi. face, lon_maneandi.il, and his near heel behind ...