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... beautiful anthem, I will lift up mine eyes, &c.,â was pleasingly rendered. Mr. Kent was then requested to make few remarks, old and staunch supporter of the cause Methodism. Mr. Kent said, you have taken mo Quite by surprise, but I am pleased to have this ...
... eldest'son of Mr. T. C. King, the great tragedian of Drury Lane Theatre. This young and talented gentleman, had already gained “golden opinions.” special telegram to the Eastern Budget dated Rome, May 17, says All the Austrian bishops are now here. Most of ...
... was dressed in dark caesoek with a rod bortW and wore scarlet and over hii caaooek . pntple tippet, and on his breast small golden c«. conntenance rvaa naturally otan oilreme palh, though at moment alightly Sosbod with the mation of a deep y interesting ...
... written from Maidstone Gaol on Monday. It will show that ho has been subjected to painful annoyaaoe, which cannot bo too strongly reprobated in a case of mere suspicion of his having committed a horrible offeaoe Cell 33, Sonth Division, Maidstone Gaol, 8-5-71 ...
... AGRICULTURE. Agrieniht*t>l Anticipation. —lt is satisfactory to learn, says the Maidstone Jounutl, that in some districts the bop plant has greatly benefited by the mor« genial weather. It must not, however, understood that the crop, whole, is in promising ...
... way to Chatham the complainant pulled his boots, he was suffering from gout. When the defendant was leaving the carriage at Chatham told complainant be ought ride in third-class carriage for pulling off his boots in front of lady. altercation followed. ...
... following unsectarian chanties : Asylum for Fatherless Children, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. the Kent County Ophthalmia Hospital. Maidstone ; the Merchant Soamen’s Orphan Asylum, Scaresbrook; the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Riyal Benevolent ...
... it. leaves shores.” observes the Times of India, Henry Webb, the detective sergeant, said that a having gained a rich and golden harvest of good- warrant handed to him on Saturday la*t for will wherever he has been ; and we only give ex- the apprehension ...
... effected his escape. It appears the prisoner, who had been sent under remand to the Maidstone gaol, was placed an officer in a third-class carriage of passenger train from Maidstone to Tunbridge. Soon after the tram left the prisoner succeeded in jumping out ...
... expectation. The growth in the district of Stapiehurst will be larger than was expect*d.” Scarcely any hop>pickers arrive in Maidstone from London now, nearly all having proceeded to the gardens in the district. There are now twenty-eight missionaries engaged ...
... probable that the wife may survive. THE KENT AND SUSSEX AGUICULTUUAL larodeeks. Almost simullaneouslv with the departure last week of large number aggrieved agricultural labourers, theirwiresand families belonging to Kent and Sussex, for New Zealand, the strike ...
... place ransacked. second charge was brought against the prisoner of breaking into a house in Clifton-crescent, Asylum-road, Old Kent-road, and stealing property valued at about was committed for trial. A Missing Child. —Mrs. Benford applied to Mr. Mansfield ...