... EXECUTIONS AT MAIDSTONE. 're --thosep nt Stephen Fox and George Kibble Edwirds, who hionour !IY were convicted of murder at the late assizes for the county towairdr It o, If Kent, wero executed on Thursday, sat twelve o'clock, in of the:' do front of ...

... frightful accident occurred stir 1Ilfzpasb faur on Friday afternoon In the Blackheal.^ railway tunnel. The fast train, leaving Maidstone oll-40 p.m. ran into a ballast train a quarter of a mite dwt the tnnunei from the Black- heath end, and trf ers of a mile ...

... ?? .L&QtALJY HIlUJNJUSED L, The terrible calamity which occurred on Friday evening in the Blackheath tunnel,, on the North Kent rRailway, has caused the greatest alarm among those acees- tomed to travel by rail. It is miraculous that the loss of life ...

... r day another child, aged 14 months, living in Golden-grove, died from infan- tile cholera, ATTACK mJOX rA MAN 3Y AN ELEPHIMNT.- On Monday, as Edmunds's (late Wombwell's) menagerie was entering Maidstone for the fair, which commences to- morrow, a very ...

... - Gibraltar. D - Bangalore. 16th - Barrackpore, E - Kirkee. 17th - Dover. F - Umballah. 18th - Kurraohee, Dep It R.H.A. Maidstone. 19th - Pashawar. let Brigade, Halifax. 20th - Kamptee. 24 - Mauritius. 21st - P. Brookhurst, 3d - Montreal. 22d - Morar ...

... was given. DEATH op AN EX-M.P.-Mr. James Whatmuan, late M.P. for Maidstone, died at his Maiastone residence on Saturday morning. The deceased gentlemun at one time represented West Kent. SALE OFFAItMING STOCK ATIBOROUGEIBRIDGE.- On Friday Mr. George Freeman ...

... taps or valves, and in apparatus for regulating st tire dow of fluids ; dated July 17, 1858.-Win. Wildee, of re Maidstone, in the county of Kent, paper maker, for an in- ventioi of An improved arrangement or arrangements of maohinery for reducing vegetable ...

... highly appreciated. In a very pretty and seasonable operetta. entitled The Old and New Year, the juniors of the sehool won golden opinis, nl the selection from Charles. Reade's The Crushed Critics was given with great spirit, and was amusing in the ...

... THE BOOT TRADE. A meeting of the memrbers of the Leeds Boot Trade Association seas held on Monday eventng at 165 East- parade, Nir. Brow Dickinson. the president, occupying 1he chair. The Secretary havinig reported that the Leeds and District Boot and ...

... 18,000 Edward 1olling-worth PenfCMl beoqueaths £500 to the Vicar and churchwardens of the parish of Loose, Kent; 200 guineas each to the West Kent General Hospital (Maidetone), the Royal School for Officers' Daughters (Math), the Hospital for Incurables ...

... Cooper, ,ith Lancashire; Mussen, Bruxelles; Bartholonid. Bruxellas ; Jacques, Moos; Davies, 6thl Hereford ; Nailer, 3rd Kent; Price, 3rd Kent; Dancocks, 2nd Middlesex; Richards, 19th Surrey. 16 Poursr. Hodgkinson, 32nd Stafford; Hopkins, 41st Middlesex; Hewitt ...

... and Mr. HiBBnKB (Oldham) in support of the clause; and Lord J. M1ximxs (N. Leicestershire), Sit J. LutrBooz (Maidstone), and Mr. Tnrmor (W. Kent) for its omission, Mr. GLADSTONE said that the House had on many occasioms sanctioned the general principle ...