... fervid. in some parts toleralily plentiful, in the pureutt of which the sportsman will obveree that magnificent bird, the golden eagle, sailing in endless gyratomi over his head. and screaming at the vavaaion of his lofty ragged domain.— Sperinvas. Y ...

... >o plentiful Plymouth, that thrte doicn, a pound each, were sold for a shilling. Pauper rioters convicted. —The trial of the Kent pauper rioters we noticed last week, has terminated in a verdict of avilhp with recommendation to mercy. the Jpstrich Election ...

... Adelaide. which bteuthed the p.trest na g ag sg at of tet and coadoleusr. and s spied of generosity and which has Majesty golden opinions. It., llsjesty wrote and addrcrsed it Slatetty the goers. Son.. oar at hand, who had the right to not.. nottcfng ...

... received any official communication respecting the of the unfortunate man •bo had created so much dieturbance in the county of Kent. . 1 tom sot Um Um oft .1 .14 Vitt.V. &WM= Wow Win imd pfoodly Of AiSU, 4 earl Oral llumg bold. . . .. Of : ! stossrants: I ...

... which spread dismay throughout the town of D.»rlford and its vieuntv. and which was distinctly felt, and explosion heard, Maidstone, a .listanccof twenty tndes. An inquisition was taken the pretnwes before Mr. C. J. Cartar and a highly respcetatde jury ...

... tION. Under the Patronage V les late MojesV, KR.H. the Duchess Kent, and the Lords of the Tres. tory. MR. WARBURTON, Importer Foreign 414114 mod Cigars, BRADIMAIMATZ, leave to cal! thentlention of the nobility A- 0 and gentry of Bolton and neighbourhood ...