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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... A REMARKABLE WILL. The people of Maidstone ar& greatly interested in the somewhat remarkable will of the late Mr Samuel Bentlif, for many years a boot manufac- turer in the town, who died a few months ago and left a personal estate of the value of £ 56 ...
... BIRTH. On the 5th instant, at Maidstone, Kent, the wife of George Sn-iikey, Esq., surgeon, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 12th instant, at the parish church, Merthyr, by the Rev. J. Griffith, rector. Mr. William Matthews, contractor, to Miss Frances ...
... Wbuldham, Kent; Chelsea, Middlesex; feat sea, Surrey; and King-street, Cheapside, liiae burner. R. Dudley, Wercestiererhire, shoe manufacturer. G. WOMEKSLSY, iler'Uy, hatter. G. B. POETDS, Liverpool, apothecary. J. H. SKEJEXES, Liverpool, boot and shoe ...
... the above force for five or six years, has recently resigned, having been appointed deputy chief constabJe of Kent. Mr Pan v. who has won golden opinions from all, and is beloved by the meu serving under him. was on Wednesday the recipient of a handsome ...
... FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Cook, Thorpe le Soken, Essex, boot maker. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Holmes, St. Paul's-churchyard, bookseller. John Ellison, Bread-street, Cheapside, and Harley-street, Cavendish-square, warehouseman. ...
... Wouldtiam, Kent, aud viait-wherep lt'iH'buruer, and King-street, Cheap*ide, altaruey Richard William-. Dudley, shoe manufacturer George Wouieieley, Derby, batter George Bullock fori us, Liverpool, apatheciry J ,me. llut>t>arl, boot dealer ...
... Frederick Jury, Maidstone, tailors. George Michael Glass, Sen., Brandon-street, Walworth, chymist. Alfred Hanniball, Great Portland-street, boot- maker. James Evennett, High-street, Poplar, corn dealer. Elizabeth Willard Worman, Old Charlton, Kent. Thomas Griffiths ...
... Phillips, Birmingham, wood turner Edward Shingler, Birmingham, boot maker William Weston Young, Joseph Weston Young, and George Young, Neatb, Glamorganshire, iniiiet a James William Golden, Brighouse, York-hire, card maker Thomas Morrison, Rhyl, Flintshire ...
... cab driver. Henry James Tnck, Oulden Cottage, near Rochdale, trading in Molesworth-street, boot and shoemaker. Wm. Orbell Bailey, lately trading as the Golden Meadow Dairy Company, Allithwaite, Cartmel, Lan- cashire, lately at Cavendish-street, Barrow ...
... Gravesend, and Maidstone were engaged on Monday in an interesting, series of operations under tho super- vision of Major-General Sir Charles Warren, the idea being that an invading army was marching upon the dockyard town from Maidstone. The attacking ...