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... of Darlington, May 9. DimmocK-SKIPwITH-At St. Mary's, Nottingham, Edward A., son of the late Mr. E. M. Dimmock, of Matfield, Kent, to Dorothy, daughter of Mr. R. Skipwith, Long-row, Nottingham, May 9. GREEN- GRANT-At Chester, Richard, son bf Mr. R. Green ...
... ENECUTIOIN AT MAIDSTONE. Joseph Welch, aged forty-two, who was convicted at the last session of the Central Criminal Court of the wilful murder of John Abraham, was executed this morninz at nine o'clock within the walls of the county prison at Maidstone. The prisoner ...
... one of the Saxon kings had a castle and also a town, which was denominated from them, Bertiestad, now Bersted, near Maidstone, in Kent, stad and sted denoting in the Saxon language a town.' And then follows the rest of the absurd story. Another case ...
... Stamford-street, S., 22nd inst. PHILIP, hlrs. T. B., Elm Cottage, Lower Stewart's- grove, Chelsea, igth inst. SIITIO, Mrs. C., Maidstone, nest lost. SvmtOus, Mrs. J. A., Norfolk-square, Hyde-park, W. 22nd inst. WAGoER, Mrs. I-I. A., Camaden-street, N.W., 21St ...
... Jan. 23. MAuItrE, Mrs. S. S., at Rue de il'sly, Paris, Jan. 22. MaRcER, Mrs. R., at Rodmersham House, near Sittinrbourne, Kent, Jan. 2i. MxuaS, Mrs. J., at Marylebson-road, Jan. in (still. born). PSvCrtA, Mrs. T., of Liverpsol, Jan. sg. R~ADCLII.SE, ...
... Clarendon road, Dec. 4. GOSLING, Mrs. Francis, at Wellbury, Dec- . HARVEY wife of Rev. Thomas, at St. Faith's Vicarage, Maidstone, Dec. 3. HrIWELI, Mrs. W. Lester, at W)thal, Alvechurch, Dec. a. Lis is, wvife of Mr. Samuel, Barrister-at-Law, at Freetown ...
... daughter of Mr. Rev. George Graham, M.A., Vicar of Christ Horatio N. Dickson, of St. Mary's-place, South Church, ' Bexley-heath, Kent, to Alice M. E., IKeesibigton, April 27. daughter of Mr. Edward NV. Gilbert, of Bruns- DiLL.Lisr-MFI. FOR-At Prestwich, Rev ...
... Gazelle (Dec. 9) says: - Some capital fun will be found in 'Harry's Big Boots.' . The illustrations are excellent; so is the story. The Daily Aeczs (Nov. 24) says :- ' Harry's Big Boots' is sure of a large and appreciative oudience. It is as good as a Christmas ...
... Beast. Seven. HAvMARvET.-A Co-operative Movement- (At T-oen;iy Minutcs io Ehirht) New Men and Old Acres-The Fair One Weith the Golden Locks. PrSeven. P'roIcoss's,-After Dark-The Streets of London. Seven. ADnLPHI.-The Long Strike-Lost at Set. Seven. OLYrIC ...
... sufferers included eight large stores concerned “PMC'' Office, Noon with the adornment of the sex, two firms which supply her with boots, a sewingmachine company, a tea-shop, a milk purveyor, and a baker. There only one wine shop in this list, and no tobacconists ...
... Cold. ELLIMAN'S for Chest Colds. ELLIMAN'S for STIFFNESS. TRAINING. Walter A. Lidin .ton, Esq., Handicapper and Starter, West Kent Harriers, writes:- ' For running and cycling it is invaluable, and we would not be without it under any cousidera tion..' SPRAINS ...
... are growing long, They fleck the upland slopes with gold Through hdurs of golden song. The cowslips that I gave you I plucked them one by one ; Their pale green stems and golden heads Stood shining in the sun. And ever as I gathered, Their fragrance filled ...