... and stealing two pair of boots i 1 -on hearing the smash, Mr. Hearaden's man ran out ! e and both prisoners caught by a policemnan with boots in II their possession-Mr. H. stated that he had had his I :t windows broken, and boots and shoes carried off 21 ...

... daughter of Mr. Thomas Mliles, of the former place. On Wednesday was married, at St. Aldate's Church, Mr. William Tarrant, boot maier, of St. Giles-s, to Mlary, eldest daughter of Mr. John Mobley, butcher, of this city. On Thursday last was married, at ...

... superior to it much of the common bread eaten by the lower orders on the .oi Continent. State Of the Ho0p Plan tations in East Kent.-The warm sunny r- weather in the early part of Alay operated so beneficially upon to the soil that ths plant, on its appearance ...

... afterwards the Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor read the proper lessons for the occasion; after which the beautiful anthem of Kent, t Hear my prayer, was sung with fine effect. While the procession was moving from the choir to the vault in the north aisle ...

... Sonserset, Francis Egerton, not Strangford, Burghersh, Hill, Lysdhurst, Wlynfurd, En- lest combe, Leveson, Brome, Mlonson, Maidstone, IV. Clinton, the Norreys, Begot, Templemore, and Montague ; Archbishops the of Canterbury, York, and Arniagh; Bishops of ...