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... THE MUEDER NEAR MAIDSTONE Henry Hoots, 39, tall, powerful, labouring man, haying the appearance of a navvy, has been charged upon ment. and also upon the coroners inquisition, with the wilful murder of certain woman whose name was unknown. The case occupied ...
... moderately active full prices Mid and East Kent, £lO to Ids.; Weald of Kent, £8 10s. to £lO 10s.; Sussex, £7 ss. to os. : Famham and country, £ll to £l6. Yearlings: Mid and East Kent, to £6 10s. ; W'eald of Kent, £3 to £5 15s. ; Sussex, £3 to £5 ; Farnham ...
... 862. ._ at Home Sunday Here the poor French peaejnti whom the war has ruined. Victor Emmanuel amveu rtstlcn the High-heeled boots for gentlemen are coming into Se enimulasMc coDgrawlatlon. the fashion. people. In the evening there was grawa »Ji . It is ...
... s, the whole of the seven youths in qneation might have gone to their death. The Golden Rose Rome. Henrietta Marla when at Amiens in 1625, was presented with the Golden Koaeby Urban VIII., and Is, X believe, the last of the English crowned heads so honoured ...
... has been prlcctDall* confined to choice aoalitlea which have cemmanded full prlcea er aorta have sold slowly. Mid end Kaa Kent 60. to 110. («>, 60. to 80.,; 705.; Farnham and country, 754. old 20«. to Wa, per cwt. . uture ; picture, can ..ope and America ...
... fast week consisted of 363 bales Imm Antwerp, Boulogne, Hamburgh, Dunkirk, 138 Ostend and Calais. Mid and East Kents, 91 to 1U . Weald Kents, 91. to 101.: Susser, 91. to 91. 10s. ; l 9l. to 10l yearlings, 81. 71.; olds, 21.105. to 41. per cwt. For colonial ...
... blow the top of your head off. You.' affectionate .’’—Under the circumstances, it wonld be better If Dearest were to let the boots go, and discontinue his visits. The exploits of the Confederate steamer Alabama a e perfecc y marvellous, and may well excite ...
... regard to any deterioration, however great, the vegetable soil. Is this a system to be continued Is the goose that lays the golden egg to be killed ? Liebig, a good chemist, but no farmer, in his discovery of the components of plants that a small portion ...
... whole body was almost roasted, the only part of her person which escaped unburned being her feet, which were protected by her boots. She was immediately conveyed to the hospital in a cab, and was attended by the house surgeon, under whose care she survived ...
... relations than during jierhaps, was that of the Lady Franklin, but a third legs. _ ' n|]r in(r a rich roan; any spot of ..boots, and also insisted on naying two pun ul V ,l?placca in the cemetery at Maryport. Ckimberland, to the jf c earins: ff to close ...
... speed, and was not seen in that neighbourhood again. Sentence of a Child to Penal Servitude. —At the West Kent quarter sessions, held at Maidstone, last week, a girl 13 years of age, named Emma Glaaeory, was indicted for robbing her mistress, Isabella ...
... neatly dressed, adopting the good old Melton costume, leather breeches, white-top boots and cutaway scarlet coats, which dress is infinitely preferable to the Napoleon boots and lapelled coat worn some modern Nlmrods. Mr. Bright, having, in his recent speech ...