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... Wife Of Mr. J., B.A., at The Boots, Flay 7. Horosey, May S. STENNINO, Wife Of Mr. F. S., M.A., Solicitor, LIAS, Wife Of the Rev. J. J,, at Aboryotwith, Maidstone, May 4. April 3o STRNrERco, Mrs. H,, at New Romneoy, Kent, MILLER, Mrs. E. D., at Brixt ...
... hill, Feb. eA (pre. roatorel3 stillborn). Pr w iife of Mr. A. W., M.P., Feb. ig., PEI;i, isfe of Captain W. I., at Tenterden, Kent, !ieb. x5 RYAe Mrs. A. P., atCrovdon, Feb. i. Ssvion. wife of the Rev. WN. J., at Stamntost Rectory, Gloucester, Feb. 7. SueTrON ...
... prepara. ?? of Messrs. Walters and Gush, Solicitors, 3, Finsbury-circus; andof the Auctioneers, So, Cheanside. Kent.-Ditton-place, near Maidstone.-An attrac. tive Freehold Residential Estate, only half a mile from. Aylesford Station. and about one hoor and ...
... Bickley, Mr. John H. Johnstore, Barrister-at-Law, to Josephine, daughter of the late Mr. J. J. Wells, of Southboroitgh, Bickley, Kent, June 5. KILVERT-PITCAURN-At St. barnabas, Kensing- ton. Edward N., son of Rev. Robert Kilvert, MPA., to Eleanor C. S., daughter ...
... suicide, pe-sons were got to wirtch her movements, and to prevent her fromn do:ng herself aniv harm. On Wiolnes(lay Dr. Alfred Golden Chitty, ol 8. W'estein Vill;s, Horasey, woim had been stend(ing to her with another medical man, signuc the necoiary cortificates ...
... F., at Forest-hill, April 28. FPEERSAN, Mrs. S. P., at Lyndhurst, Beckenhamn, April 3o. FREMLIN, Mrs. W. A., at Teston, Maidstone, April 29. HARDY, Mrs. Henry L., at North Kensington, April 26. MCRAE, Mrs. G., at Beddington, April 30. PAY NE, wife of ...
... NOTICE-Now ready, at every Library in the Kingdom, THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY. By 1 the Authors of This Son of Vulcan, Ready-Money Mortiboy, My Little Girl, &c. 3 vols. Reprinted from the World. 'The Golden Butterfly' will certainly add to the happiness of ...
... SO $Cfl. HAYVOARxnT-A Co-optrative IMovement- (eA Y C eony f..:n o ipkiFgh) New Men and Otd Acres- The Fair One .iith the Golden Locks. Seven. Ibsl'rscn ?? ?? Strects of London. Seven, Anwr.rrn.-The Long Strike-Lost at Sea. Seven. CssR7:rpI.- Old Goorebesry ...
... required; but the ordi- nary Service will be as on Sundays. ANK HOLIDAY, December 27. B Several of the Main Line, North Kent, Mid- Kent and Branch Trains will be withdrawn. Extra late Trains will run. Tidal and Mail Services to Paris, Bc., as usual. For ...
... He is what we should call in England a member of the swell nob. His hat was always marvellously brushed, his patent-leather boots faultlessly varnished. He went forth to rob daintily apparelled, and dis- creetly masked, and no doubt he did but use Anarchy ...
... Geology, under the ?? of Professor Morris. Tuesday. April , an excursion to Maidstone, under the direction of Mr. W. H. Bensted and Pro' fessor Tennant. Upon arriving at Maidstone the party will visit the Charles Museum, and afterwards the fine sections ...
... had the victory. General Steele was first umpire. MURDER OF A CHILD IN KENT. Our Maidstone correspondent telegraphs :-A brutal murder has been comn- mitted at Offham, near Maidstone. A labourer named James Parriss, aged twenty-seven, of Offham, killed ...