... £6O, together with a life governorship of the West Kent Hospital, and a list of subscribers in a vellum album bound in morocco to Mr. L Coßingwood, in recognition of his services as postmaster of Maidstone for the period of 32 years. Accompanied by many ...

... at 50s. to 525. per cwt. The cost of carriage from Tasmania is about Is. 6d. per cwt., while the cost of conveying hops from Kent to the Borough is is. 9d. Among the children confirmed by Bishop Titeombe at Carlsruhe, on the 2lst inatant, according to the ...

... Garnbrill, the agriculturel labourer who was sentenced Imo death at the Kent As-ises for the murder cf Mr. Artkine Oillow, at Sandwich. Both men will be hanged within walls of Maidstone Gaol. No hope is entertained for a of the sentence in either case. The ...

... eata-roor -tyl, atoi quality ; at Dick'. Boot Warelz inn,. Home, Great barkvate-atreet, A and Gents' and Chiliren's lb t-. and Slippers in great variety. Cricket, 'resaai-, aod ..oatinz, Cycling, Oymun,tic boots f evvry description in stack. Silo agents ...

... strength. Earl Sydney has withdrawn from the Maidstone Farmers' Club and Chamber of Agriculture in consequence of the favour shown by that body to the Protectionist movement now making such headway in Kent and Sussex. Canon Uliek Bourke, parish priest ...

... THE PIMLICO MYSTERY. Mr. Joseph Rogers, one of the Coroners for Kent, remised inquiry on Monday at the George Ina Yaillnig, Into the eleensastanoss attending the death of aged 7i yaws, who disappeared boo bee In on tits 10th of DI isseabir, and whose ...

... Address:— JOHN ROBERTS, 41. New-street. (5866) Proprietor. DICKS' Boot Stores, ERTON, BANK PLACE PORTMAOOO. Merbest Grade Boots for Ladles and Gentle- men—The Parlento - Brand. Boots for coonts7 wear—The Drytoot. and Hold face. ' Brand.. Portmadoc ...

... mitileter opposing the doctrine of the church shad be removed from his position. These tests were note ii - gacy from the golden clays of the Church of England; they had not come from her great statesmen, lite great theologians, her nobler army of martyrs; ...

... should not take a taverner's case at a licensing sessions than why a teetotal shopkeeper should not seU a taverner a pair of boots. The whole fuss is childish. Even • publican is entitled to justice, and all that a barrister ought to get for his client is ...

... Saturday morning from a spring race. We believe that he will be presented to the van near the General Post-office had his boots cleaned public as Napoleon, the Anak.' and that the by the little ehoeblack whose station is there. The manner of his being ...

... she had indicted npoi. herself in her frenzy. The Spectator thus disposes of the case of Constance Kent :— The senti nce of death upon Constance Kent has been commuted, as was expected, into penal servitude for life, which, again, it in /WA'. ofdeially ...

... aging •worn at S:10,112. This i.l-ft io trust for his wif-, daring h. r life smith ...