... and on the t Blarket trict in question partly to see what was going on and partly to leave his son’s measure for a pair of boots, LATEST NEWS, He had not been in Sandy Row that night The Latest Markets. police were forty or fifty yards off, when M'Intee ...

... lith Do., Brighton Ah Lancers. Madras: itrd Madras: Chatham Rengal; Stirling Maidstone Madras; Colchester 13th Light Dragoons, Dublin 45th, Cape of Good Hope; Gwalior; Maidstone Varkhurst 15th Hussars, Hounslow ith Lancers, Edinburgh (47th, Aldershot Bombay; ...

... fl sur, railway screws, straps and ropes, Mr. R. Heron wished to bring under the notice of bays, cloth, boys’ caps, ladies’ boots, &c., which were exhibited in court. the Grand Jary an application for an increase of Mr. W. B. Calliet, examined—Is station ...

... Bengal, Chat- ham; 2nd bat., Mao- 4th do., Brighton ritias Cork Sth do., Aldershott Gibraltar; Athlone: Gth do., Bengal; Maidstone | 25th, 7th do, Sengal; Can 2nd bat., Preston Ist | Dublin 26th, Dablin; Belfast 2nd do., Newbridge 27th, Rengal; Buttevant ...

... that Miss Constance Kent had beet eyes, glaring like torches; a nose like a sickle; anda mouth in whieh, at the very least, there were a Mr. (addressing the name hundred teeth, as long and as jagged as hedge stakes; is Constance Kent, [ believe? and then ...

... when the and those of their Agent, Mr. John Reid. T gramme. | glee, Chairman of the West India Royal Mail Com- Company, all in Kent Street has been to many, duri classical ny, and Deputy-Chairman of the Atlantic and sailed down the | the past twelve months ...

... machinery now in more than usually profitable ope- ration. Tae gentleman in town received a parcel, some months ago, from a boot and shoe shop, labelled as follows :— “Mr. — “ Benticstick StRete “17 Jennewery.” From a tailoring establishment, considered ...

... can't say worse of me than I can say Is Ju: last, the Ashford News and others of the in reference to the case Which of them.” Kent local papers contained an account of certain Tae following letter, SKINNER V. LAWSON. It was plai in from this last observation ...

... Ricuanvson, Esq., J.P.; and W. Bansour, Esq., AMONG BOOT AND SHORMAKERS. EDWARD HULL tv. JAMES BOYD. The complainant in this case, who is a boot and shoemaker, summoned the defendant, who is a master boot and shoemaker, on a charge of inciting and pro- curing ...

... afternoon, a traim from Maidstone ran Tar Fenians of Skibbereen on Monday night son. ex. into a train of ballast tracks in the Blackheath Several of the ceeded by odds all previous attempts at lawlessness Tanonel, on the North Kent Riilwey. in openly burning ...

... aopeared for tow momenta to pay his respects. The King wore tho uniform of general officer, with the insignia of the Order of the Golden Fleece, and several other foreign orders. The Queen wore dress ornamented with flowers and precious stones, and had on her ...

... others only 2. Ease: x, Yorkshire, S aad four others give 3} qra., Lincoln and three others 33 qrs., Kent 4 qra., and Lancaster 4} condition, Essex and Kent were best off, and next Norfolk and Suffolk; but Li York. shire, as well as the West and North, suffere ...