... THE CAPITAL CONVICTS AT MAIDSTONE. The calender for the county of Kent the late assizes has not for a great many years furnished so fearful an amount of charges of murder as on this occasion and Mr. Baron Bramwell, who presided as the judge on the Home ...

... Ward (Hon. Sea the N Council the Brotherhoods of Great Britain). H. C. Middle (King-street), J. W. Travers (Maidstone—the President-Elect of the Kent Federation of Brotherhoods I, H. J. Geeves, W. J. Allen and C. Yarrow (King-street), A. Milne (Waller-street ...

... youngest of the four daughter* the Duke Alfred of Saxe long . known to us the Duke Edinburgh, and wad born at Eastwell Park, in Kent, 1884. The curious this misunderstanding, remarks the Star, is that the King of Spain mar marrr a Princess of Battenberg, but ...

... members, as the best means of restoring confidence to the association. Suspected Murder at Maidstone.—On Tuesday morning a bargeman named Charles Lewis, of Bearstead, Kent, was apprehended by tho police there, on the chnrge of having murdered his wife Saiah ...

... work in East Kent in 1883, and it much to say that the unique jposition of Kent to-day as the only county England which returns only Unionist members is due entirely to his brilliant talents an_organiser. It was his conspicuous success in Kent that led his ...

... by the exhibitors. For the best hop-pressing machine (in cloth), for the home market, Wm. Weeks, of Maidstone, has been awarded the prize, for his Kent pattern hop-pressing machine. In hops, the first prize of 10/., for the best sample of Golding hops ...

... accepted It depicts a sailor with a girl each side i f him, an old gate-way forming the back-ground bting taken from Sandwich (Kent). Messrs. Raphael Tuck have bought the copyright and an engraving will brought out. —Mr. flenry Stannard, R.8.A., of Bedford ...

... has been post pond for inquiries be made concerning bis sanity. Over one hundred sheep have been se'Xsd at Leeds, near Maidstone, in lien of the payment of extraordifiary tithes. Tlie Sultan Turkey lias purchased a tricycle from Loudon establishment ...

... Probably this inordinate admiration of golden hair arises from the fact that light is the ideal of all beauty. Apollo was all dishevelled with light. Homer compares all his goddesses and mortals to the golden Venus. In history and iv fashion, therefore ...

... iind of the gladness to be found in Of the dowers ever blooming, of the never-ceasing sonp, Of the wand'rings through the golden streets of haw white-robed throngs: And said father, leaning cosily back in his easy chair — (Father always was a master-hand ...

... brown sugar, 75c. per lb.; eggs, per dozen, $1; milk, $1 per gallon; calico, 75c. per yard ; linen, $2 per yard; hats, $14; boots. $25 per pair; $15; salt, 12c. per lb. ; flour, $13 per lb.; batter, $1 per lb. ; writing paper, $30 per ream; potatoes, $6 ...

... showed that death was in a great measure due to her having used a hair-dye for the Purpose of turning her black hair into golden hue. strange occurrence is reported from Wetzikon, Canton Zurich. On Saturday the Commune was invaded by an immense swarm ...