... aud to prevent ber setthng down, antil the regu. intents Serves the ernment right! What bus: offered by the Rev. A. L. Gord. Kent, for the best meots of Ibraila barley to England at 17s 4d; but the de: b steries, palpitation of the beart, an 1 alfections ...

... Weaver (wbo was confined in a pent-up dunng the Sommer, Then, the Inspe Livingstone—the great African explorer, He nest re- 334 Boot Our saecess was complete, be mudd) aud i Fi very to sels — Wo since gone down, as well as the limitation of the ew- aparcwent ...

... from | bar mar ked in what excellent trim she was, She mast have and the prevalent depression im the manufactari village of Golden, she saw a policeman standing at the different windows, one of which bore the following in- tricts, as much business bas been ...

... B~efiest. mLrAL SOLICITiORS: WV A T E It S 0 N & D I N N E N, S'fivitors, 100, Amnn 50tpct, Bq/iust. 1940 I I r r .5.1tralu~es. KENT IF IRE AND LIFE I N S U R A N C E COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED 1802.) (COYERNOR . The Most Noble the MIARQUIS CAMIDEN. K1G. SECRETARY ...

... he no invitation of the major dump of DUNN. ban his advice to proffer. fortune Ingress Park. his father's property i• Kent lees a ditty to the Christian public than to the memory We give the ,ie'cription of the breakfast, which we ' No, no.'said ...

... suffered so soveyely from a bad log of three years' standing, that for a period of eighteen months she could wear neither shoo nor boot, learing so mueh praise of your Ointmint and Pills, she was induoed to try thone, and in the course of a few weeks her legs ...

... Friday afternoon. Major-General Buckley and Colonel F. H. Seymour attended on horseback. HIer Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty at Buckingha Palace. VICEREGAL COURT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant entertained at a dinner on Saturday ...

... Dumfriesshire. Norfolk. Lewis, James, Esq,, Kent. Blakemore, T. W, Booker, Long, Walter, Esq,, M.P. Esq., M.P., Cardiff, Gla- W'iitshire. morgaeshire. Maddock, Sir T. 1I., M.P Bourke, Hon. Robert. Maidstone, Viscount. Bennett, J, C. G., Esq.' Malins, ...

... purchase- J V's ui Kent, tobe entbn without hutch.,» , vice Mack, A Bogle to adjutant, rice 7 e ; Li» Foot—Lieut H Mytton oi ?,jPromcM. 3 Brnoe, who retiree: Kneiun Thorn*. tSbe!!I c, ,'*. w '' Chaee, vice Mytton ; L L Cooper, Kent J ~,!') hut. rice Thorn** ...

... amid all this glitter of gold lace and fine clothes, to see this apparition in hidden gray tunic, turbaned cap, and trunk boots, wi'h long sword clanking on the ground and head and face and garment covered with dust, walking stiffly up the isle of men ...

... North j X in thuMatter ore re- Street, tM Town qdirod to take NOTICE Belfast, in the County of ' fl, the Court of Bank- Antrim, Boot and Shoe ruptcy and Insolvency Maker, a Bankrupt. did, on the Bth day June, 1868, allow and sign the Certificate of the Bankrupt ...

... reception and preservation of which St. Louis thereupon built the beautiful Sainte Chapelle in Paris, which, with its graceful golden spire, excites our admiration at the present day. About two centuries and half after these remarkable events, we find Bajaaet ...