... to the merciful consideration of the crown. The reason for the removal of the prisoner to Maidstone is, that as the offence was com- mitted in the county of Kent the act of parliament requires that the sentence shall be carried out in the same county, ...

... Jer- sey growers. The best t00 dishes of apples came frou Messrs. Ceorge Pienyard and Company's fruit-tree nnrqeries at Maidstone, Weut. Hereford sent the second prize collection, and 9onerset the tbird. In the class for24 dishes of apples, of which there ...

... Qxnithelogist5 will doubtless be well pleased to learn that there is reason to .believe tbat the veritable ruff bred near Maidstone in Kent (luring the Past summer. Mr. Herbert Allchin, writing from that quarter, rays that realy in Akugust a young female ruff ...

... ND AtID-KENT capt JUNCTION.-It is Stated that a scheme is now in progress time] for protocting the construction Of a railway from the South- grerI Western Raeil way at Wimbledon to the Brighton Railway at by t Comydon, aind thence to Maidstone, The lengt ...

... Breadalbane's gamekeepers, was out shooting iabbits, he observed a golden eagle, and, taking aim with his gun, succeeded In bringing It to the ground. The bird is a beautiful specimen of the golden eagle, and measures clx feet nine Inches from tip to tip of ...

... FROZEN To DEATH.-Mr. Stephen, one of the t coroners for East Kent, held an inquest on Monday night pi at Maidstone touching thes death of Thomas Pain. Police-constable Dungley, of the Kent county constabu- as lary, was passing along near the Itaidetone ...

... thea Crimea, arrived yesterday wa 19, afternoon, on a visit to Her Majesty. The dinner party in- ad oD chided the :Duchess of Kent, the 'Princess Royal, the Count of S wie Flanders, the Belgian minister, AL Van de Weyer, Lady Fannly cet~ Howard, Baroness ...

... Kennecly; who was sen- tenced to 18 months' hard labour at the Kent assizes last July for assaulting a servant girl in the house of a doctor at Dartford, effected his escape from Maidstone gaol at five o'clock on Friday evening. A thick fog overhung the ...

... oeitl the Golden Locks, and Phoebe, in itocbla. She has musical knowledge, and bids well for histrionic honlours; yet she must study and practice to succeed. With a de- L termiination to conquer all difficulties, sire will soon earn l golden opinions. ...

... in Liverpool, by the owners of c the Ship Golden Age ' (Messrs. Arnold, Leete, end Co,, of eat e)57 Sweecing. street), 01ftue death, by drowning, of Captain James I r t Pear, former commander of the ship Golden Brac, of this port, afar the circuntstances ...

... Morley, Man- cheter ou ofbuIness; James Atkiin, ehemiset and druggist, -Liverpool; Josiah Yates, boot and shoe maker, Salford; John BP Highfiald, boot and shoe maker, Liverylool.-Petitioll dlse- Ilt mlissed: Stephen Pearson, stsge-coach driver, kMancheiter ...

... planet-shaking fight as Trafalgar. Thus on the morning of the fight he advised one of his lieutenants, who wore a pair of boots, to follow his example and put on stockings and shoes, as, in the event of being shot in the leg, it would, he explained, be ...