... jun, Newcastlc-upon-Tyns, iron merchant W. P. Waghorn, Wosterham, Kent, grocer A. S. Austen, Mortiraer-struct, CavendiSh-aquare, ahip and insurance broker J, Whittingham, Liverpool, boot and shoemaker C. Dixon, Liverpool, chip builder ...

... and Sir George Grey were among those waited by the sheriffs. few days ago a marriage took place St. John’s Church, Margate, Kent, which attracted considerable attention. Tho bridegroom, named Sturgcs. had attained tho patriarchal age of ninety-three, and ...

... and was the recipient of oongrat* 'ulations from all parts of the country. There hare been I.SBO oawe of typhoid forer In Maidstone, and 143 deaths. The epidem.o has cost the Town Counoil nearly «0. , At Shrewsbury, youth named John I'ianklm, charged with ...

... would make at home for £4 or £6 ; in fact, everything is double the price. Wellington boots are £3.105. per pair; Bluchers, £l. 10s. ; that is, colonial-made. Kents are exceedingly high, and cottages such as yours out here would fetch £lOO a-year each ...

... valued at Xll.OOO. william Todd, the man charged with being concerned In the Aberdeen Jewel robbery, has been brought up at Maidstone, and order wae made for his delivery the county police. . The Earl Cawdor presented echolarehip £25 year to Llandfofory College ...

... labourer David Lhildey, who was killed near Lewes, under circumstances that have recently been detailed was arrested at Maidstone. The prisoner is named Martin Brown, Huxted, Essex. was arrested in Iho Maiustone barracks, having Just enlisted In the Royal ...

... three children, remanded on charge of stealing boots, were discharged after a suitable address from the chairman. Mr. White declining to prosecute. Mr. Price was then charged with taking a pair of boots in pledge from Henry Herbert, child under the age ...

... occasion to pass through tbe kitchen, where Mr. Bools was busily engaged arranging bis work for tbe following morning. As usual, Boots rose early, but to bis great surprise be found that the greater portion of bis labour had been performed by some unknown friend ...

... her companion ‘•Obi roold kill youl** Hubert lighta march winter darknn* and obnerrea a tall awartby man and a woman with golden hair talking to him Hubert paaaea Into hia home. A few minutes later a group of youthful noisy skaters the body of a mao whom ...

... ning sores inlioCh her legs, so that she was totally incapable of doing * Rank Unit fid’ Mr. Henry Lane, care of Mr. Chapman, Golden Lion, Maccles- but, so long the mere tubercles remain, accomplishes M that usual work. In this dis ti easing condition She ...

... iturday, Mr LONDON MABKBIS. 'HMtll. BXCIUWO'B. Maek-Ljinb, Moidat, Mat S. Of Engliih the »•» 5,008 qr»., of foreign IS.Oaa qro. Kent and Keen* fcetter anpplioe Dtiring the morning picked white Wheat sold' early rather more money; bat ttafcueineee eleeknort ...

... perfect health.—Signed, William Brown, I 21, South Main-street. 1 Duty on Foreign Boots Shoes.—ln I consequence of the varieties of shape and the alterations imposed on boots and shoes by fashion, and meet a difficulty which has of laic existed in their ...