... rambliog statement, was commit ted for trial at the Assizes at Maidstone. BMEETH.— Fatality on the South Eastern Railway.— An inquest was held on Monday, at the Woolpack Inn, by the East Kent Coroner (R. M. Mercer, Esq.), the body of John Francis Seeley ...

... for bearing in the Queen’s Dench Division, but in the meantime Committee of three, representing the East Kent Chamber of Agriculture, the Maidstone Farmers’ Club, and the Tunbridge Wells Farmers’ Club had an interview with Mr. Forbes, the Chairman of the ...

... herparrata. dui]ng service?” “Why, sir,” says the clerk, I ADD. 2(p? r“’..,. *.*. |lO ! *.! I 39!! ! *.*. IT !*. lo S . MAIDSTONE. Police-station he broke the bullseye of a lamp. He It hardly light, but there ™ she out m the cod **! looks up, and when ...

... was half unconscious state, and, having obtained sheet, the officer had him immediately conveyed to the West Kent General Hospital at Maidstone, where now lies a crilical state. A man named Pullen, who, it is stated, was taking 0 Leary’s part, was also ...

... Thursdny evening Mr. William Carter, coroner for East Surrey, held an inquiry, at the Arcliduko Charle* Tavern, Rodney-road. New Kent Rood, concerning the death of Grace Frances Netberton, aged seventeen years, the daughter of a general shop-keeper residing ...

... down * g ain them. Catherine Matilda Phfl. WELLINGTON HOTEL. 7 843 lo’**B 12 2 fit 13 733 *** *- •' with obtaining six pairs boots, the property of Town . ftt a terrific mt o, it narrowly escaped JJ ®g er url)> prayed for the dissolution of her * w ** * ...

... to say. The magistrates then committed the prisoner for trial, on the charge of wilful murder, at the assizes ut Maidstone. At tho Maidstone Assizes, Mr. 11. F. Dickens, who had beta instructed to prosecute on behalf of the Treasury- in the case John Knocker ...

... Moke Lake in East Kent.— The eastern part the county of Kent is just now being visited number singularly rare birds, which seem to hate brought over the south o-ast the recent wintry weather. The capture ...

... plaintilf. until be was tirst struck him. line - was indicted. MAIDSTONE.—A Woman Found Dead.—On Monday morning woman named Jane Waters, residing in Urisiow's-yard, Upper Stone-street, Maidstone, was found dead in bed. appears that the deceased bad not been ...

... death occurred in the T WTTEM COMPANY SSo MiU «3ZI . 1! * ZliAS' Monday. lust.; that, bowever, was for two weeks wash- Kent and Canterbury Hospital A young woman * 1 f ra »_' ...

... dark hair cut short; wearing black serge dress, brown ulster and hat of same material, red merino gloves, and high-laced-up boots. A nr, 11 and -Von/ Gazette, referring to Colonel H. Wilkie’s promotion to the rank of Major-General, says:—“Those who know ...

... people of the town and holding them to ridicule and contempt.’ It was a disgrace to hold that meeting. (Hooting.) They might boot as mnch as they liked, but it was disgrace to them, and it would be long time before the town would get rid of it. (Cheers ...