... a most feeling and tior impressiheaddress. The prisoner was then ordered Lot to ?? to Maidstone gaol. his offence having the beeti 'omnlitfe'd in thie county of Kent, and to be che ?? on Monday Morning ; his body 'to be sho interred within the precincts ...

... county of Kerry. Utt Monday se'ninight, the surviving members of tbs War- ranglan Volunteers held their 27th anniversary atthe Golden (hroves the chair was occapied by Joseph Lee, Esq. This ceorpa awas raised in the year 1798, and out of 182 mon there ic, ...

... hand-bell ringers of St. John's, Preston, ascended the tower of the church, and rung a complete peal of twelve bob major, in the Kent variation, consisting of 5120 changes, in three hours and twenty minutes. They were conducted by Mr. John Chew; the weight ...

... pulolislonlelcoo e zeal onithoot soubject nwas 1010 abated, boot lie ?? so' a ooo-net whena he fixigit contiolue lois ncaodeovr- oril a11i; prospect 0f stoccess. Mri. Froankland secondoed tile motieon, boot ebsocroet :1'- or tile statute it ?? wvos considered ...

... oeitl the Golden Locks, and Phoebe, in itocbla. She has musical knowledge, and bids well for histrionic honlours; yet she must study and practice to succeed. With a de- L termiination to conquer all difficulties, sire will soon earn l golden opinions. ...

... various beer-shops, were not short of company, who joined in the merry dance till daylight in the morning. TuaNe-orT.-The boot and shoe makers employed by Mr. Yarwood, of Burmley, have struck work, in conse- quence, it is said, of the latter attempting ...

... The mould he is making terrible progress. It is expected that the is' Maidstone district 'willunot pay two-thirds the amount _ of duty which it paid last year. In the Weald of Kent the bines are looking .well, and promise agood crop. lie At Ticehura, ...

... William cha *t- was completely otit of his senses; the sentence appears that asi to have been aniiulled, and he'was sent to the Kent Lu- hav a antic Asylum at Banming, where lie lias beeia coniined Clot ig until afewirmonthissiiice. When released from the-Lu- ...

... afterwards, the boots were missed, and, on information being given to the police, James Hall, a constable, was sent in pursuit, and traced the prisoner to Seotforth, near Lancaster, when he apprehended him about nine o'clock the same evening. The boots were found ...

... order to give his hands ada a nagis n hT bels n e t of golden surcs, which ougsre to have been shining in. Wi an on Friday last, have not yet 'arrived, dayonwhich hashadoa reattendeny toecltipthe golden Pl~ebus, and's wuee; cand only eare. shourr t that ...

... otier tolds, the Tories are resolved lo act like thu deg in than tihitiger, because they Itave not tlte golden opportunity of srit tig ?? great boot to tle ptublic, they will not (if possi. ) allow ethers to lo it. Even if carried-as carried it 'till be-itl ...

... and flour dealer-W. S. Evans, Robert street, Bedford raw, .t bricklayer-H. Pembroke, Cheapside, and King William fstreet, boot and shoe manufacturer-J. W. Morley, Horn. castle, surgeon-S. Thomas, West street, St. Philip and Ja. s cob, Gloucestershire ...