... Norton Folgate, and who for a long time eluded the vigilance of the police. He has now been captured. He was discovered in Maidstone gaol > under the name of George Jackson, and was then serving net a term of imprisonment for larceny. On being questioned ...

... the sale of beer before seven o'clock in the morning. James Davenport, railway servant, was charged with stealing a pair of boots and a bottle of pickles from the premises of the railway company, while tne goods were in transit, and wastseut to prisou for ...

... marble bust of her sister, the late Princess of Hohenlohe, to be placed in the mausoleum of their Royal mother the Duchess of Kent, at Frogmore. The Republic of Nicaragua maintains its primary schools, with 6,710 children, at a cost of $21,549. There are ...

... Since his couvictiOn fur the murder of the little boy, Crouch, at Ityarsii, James Parris, now under sentence of death in Maidstone Gaol, has admitted his guilt. He states that the thought suddenly Caine into hie head, on the mother failing to meat him ...

... the last Sunday in August, and the day which is annually elected by the hoppickers, for their journey to to the hopfields of Kent, the four great points of departure—viz., the Victoria, Snow-hill, Ludgate-hill, and Bricklayers' Arms Stations, Louie°, from ...

... Miss the. bt Mr Kaye's Blunder Mr Marsden's Myrtle bt Mr Oldham's Danse's-up Mr F Jones's Lydia bt Mr Clifton's Champagne Mr Kent's Katiph be Dr Eltringham'a Cross Counter Mr Clifton's Curd, be Mr . Caldwell'a Blase Mr Edmondson's Ratcliffe Close bt Mr ...

... buy the sabots. I will remain in the carriage—and you too, my child. Oh, cried Sybilla, I must see the church, and my boots are quite thick. They descended, and entered the church. Mr. Billingham was standing in the middle of the aisle I waiting ...

... and jesty's ships were there, but there has been no .blockade declared. ThesKing still refuses to pay at Temple Ewell Church. Kent struggled much before dying. He leaves a wife the 'Manta of the indemnity, which fell due on the Our Portsmouth correspondent ...

... Wert Derby Chu rc h t o a I I empty theta, and so the glittering crags ;inner, in the schoolroom connected with the par- And golden rivers greet you—'tis moot St. ''cage; and numerous friends w er e a l s o present Beemiaiv The entire arrangements were ...

... exception I of one, were lauded on the Liverpool side. The. Brazilian also landed 635 pigs. Mr. C. J. Carttar, con;ner for West Kent, held an inquiry, at the Ordnance Arms, Berestordsquare, Woolwich, on Saturday, as to the death of • child named Francis Edge ...

... Memphis. declines ' claim a vote The price paid for knee boots in the cavalry has been per pair, but it is now ordered that. only 200. shall be paid. The cavalry soldiers grumble that the cheaper boots will not last the regulation period, and that the pocket ...

... ExaorrioN. —Albert Moore, the young 'soldier who was sentenced to death at the last Kent Amite' tor murdering an old woman at Gravesend, was executed by Mamma in Maidstone Gaol at eight on Tuesday morning. Since his conviction the oxidemned man has exhibited ...