... the hiad. JoUANA Adamson, second daughter John Adamson, ihlpwright- deeply regretted. Havelock Terrace. Road. Plume tea. 1. Kent, lira ult.. Andrew the 41st year his age-much and deeply regretted all who know him. Feny Road. Dundee, on the 271h ult. James ...

... After Marriaire: The Cumins; Getting the Colonel's Consent; Tried and Won; The Lost Heir: Ida ~ ymour; Won Truth; Hallie: The Golden ilug.ii; Courtship; Mary Grey: Unbroken Wedcing King; The Biak-r* Will; A Black Business ; Anna M Kay ; The Artist Triumph ...

... o’a di, .:en o’lives was ye o’a* ; an’ noo, mind my wirds, justice an’ retribution 'ill veesit ye. Mr BUikie, lat yersel' be kent tae the falsehearted fcoondrei. As he spoke he turned to the old man, who also now undid the wrappings from his body, and ...

... (Forfai) and Belldeld Clubs takes place this in the Baxter Park, play commence at three o'clock op a Golden Eaqlb at Sea—.4 very fine specimen of the golden eagle being exhibited at tie Urtenmaiket. It was soa about inilas from Archangel by Captain Groth ...

... to. Answers were requested Saturday, 18;h last. Wagis in London.-At the present moment the strong boot and shoemaker*, and clickers and closers of the boot and shoe trade, a large number the scavsrgers, dustmen, and elopmsa, aud the pickers and sorter* ...

... solved than those in town, even in spite of the fact that country people require more food than townspeople, tor a good reasen. Kents are generally cheaper in the country, taxes are loss, gardens generally along with the bouse*. Fuel is cheaper, and there are ...

... Price*. Ladiep' ETC X 3 Boot*, from 4*. Q._G*'.l,_l_3 High^itreoU_Brochin. 8853 | >UTTER POTS. Hot Water Rorties. Water Fllten. and i 1> Stoneware RencraUji. A. W. Buchan A Co., Portobnlo Pottery. Port-beUa (XUKAPKKT and Best Wearing Boot* and Shoe* Dan X dee ...

... According to the Maidstone Journal the Dube Edinburgh has purchased Norris Castle, in the Isle of Wight, as a place of residence, for £BO,OOU. The mansion was formerly the residence of the duke's grandmother, H.K.11. the Ducheseof Kent. An inquest was ...

... Disease n» Rags.—The Maidstone Local Hoard have decided to memorialise the Home Secretary t-* take precautions against 1 the danger to the public health arUmg from the ' importation rags, which may contain the germs ! of disease. In Kent, and especially in ...

... Gbavepknd Mubderkr.— Albert Moore, the young soldier who was sentenced to death at last Kent Assizes for murdering an old woman at Gravesend, was executed by Marwood in Maidstone Jail at eight o’clock Tuesday morning. Since his conviction the condemned man lias ...

... electrical. Every weak minded person, with maladies real or imaginary, flocked to tha new medico, who soon began to reap a golden harvest. At last the suspicions of the police were aroused. The commissary paid him a personal visit, and to see his diplomas ...

... glen. Droughty Ferry. WiC. RobkrtsoV. SUNSET AND DEATH. I stand and mark with raptured eye. As sinks the dying son to rest; A golden glory tills tbs sky. And laves in beautv all the wort. No jarring note invades the calm. Or breaks the silent symphony. While ...