... district are Lady EUrnborough and Captain and Mra. H. A. Campbell, of Eaatwell-park. The epidemic ia rife among the members of the Kent County Constabulary, and considerable difficulty ia experienced in come localities in discharging the police duties. Colonel ...

... English Men of Letters by a volume of selections from his writings, which will be published in Wears. Macmillan and Co.'s 'Golden Treasury Series. In the same series will also shortly be published an edition of Sir Thome,' Browne Beligio Medici, edited ...

... Cerium:a (1), Cornwall (2), Devon (2), Doran (2), Durham (1), Eames (3), Gloucester (3), Hants (I), Hereford (1), Huntingdon (1), Kent (3), Lancaster (4), Wooster (1), U110:411 ). Norfolk i I), Nortliumbirh;ed (1), Nottingham (15, .Somerset (2). hurry (I), ...

... That rate was a high one for it was 9 5 more than that of the 50 great towns .n England and Wales It was as low aa 9 0 iu Maidstone and 4.4 high as 30 2, and bad &bergs, yenta) , bean so fortunate as to have had a mortality to produce the rate of the first ...

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... Police-court, Thomas Griffiths, a lad of 15, has been charged with causing the death of Donald Alfred Ledbetter, by throwing a boot at him, at Laurel-grove, Penge. The prisoner, who declined to say anything, but who Ii id pre vi that deceased struck him first ...

... quotations : Coarse any inferior beasts, 3s to 4 6d; second quality ditto, Sa 8d to 44 Od; Prime Wee omm. 44 24 to 4 34. ditto Boots, &a. 4 ed to 4s 8d ; coarse sad infer* s a ee pos 2d to 44 ; second quality ditto, 4 Od di ed; While coarse woolled ditto, ...

... floral offerings was one in the form of a harp, composed of white flowers, surmounted with a crown of violets. One of the golden strings was broken to symbolise interrupted harmony. The position of this harp was at the heed of tbe coffin, full view of ...

... Charles, James, and Kilmainhiun. Maims. WATTS AND CO., • firm of drapers, date. have been summoned at the Police-court, Maidstone, for AT the Petty Sessions, Wimborne, a man an infringement of the Factories and Wtskshops Act. tuned James Watts, arrested ...

... g. We read; appears the Gladstone book-plate was gift Lord North bourne in 1889, the occasion of the celebration of their golden wedding Mr.and Hra. Gladstone, and it beata the date 23rd July. 1839, and 23rd July, 1889. The date of the wedding was, we ...

... Mr. Kent, of the Cora Exchange, in • dingy in which he was paddling up the river on his return from a cruise in his yacht. Larger boats were close at hand, fearing to approach lest the sinking vessel should draw them into the vortex; but Mr. Kent knew ...