... discoveries Ile effected touching those offences, which i y alarmed even the resolute ? At the Lewes c, n miserable man, at the Maidstone 0ott ' have been convicted, and have suffered, n5tellknce which we will not say was unsatis- re bhut which, if correctly ...

... of which he died. Verdict-Accidental death, produced e by a lockedfjtn. Is An inquest was held on Monday afternoon at the Golden e Lion, Dean-street, Soho, on the body of an elderly woman, i- name unknown. It appeared froml the evidence that the deceased ...

... hire the vacant tenement. St. Margaret defend us all from the payment of burial fees, either before-hand ] or afterward !-( Kent Herald.) s 5 r. g 0 n ti '1 a tl Oi ci mr ti cm ci Sr mT w4 lit is th su ec Iin hi pm hi as fri in ar ga E I, of at sei ANECDOTE ...

... on the India, station are collected together. Capt. Ross and his nephew had an interview on Thurs. day with the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria at the Palace at Kensington. - Captain O'Moore died suddenly on Saturday last in Dublin. His disorder ...

... =,bfi by the tollbon boots. LONDON, Tuesday, October 14. RRIVALS from Lisbon, bearing date the 5th instant, have been received. The death of the Emperor occa- joned a recess of eight days in the sitting of the Chambers. 1On tile 3d inst. the Chambers ...

... saddlery, harness, on boot-making establish- ment, Cahir, who most earnestly requests them to pay their respective bills, at least a great portion thereof, as-it is -her intention to send her son William, acting saddler and boot- muaker, to Lords Glengall ...

... catalogue ? The last thing for which the Tories ought to accuse ary other party is that of in- difference to private honesty.-Kent Herald. After a Tory tea drinking at Ratcliffe, the following toast was proposed :- May all the females present bring l forth ...

... de- ion of twenty hors at the Sounds. a Thursday night, the Queen gave a grand dinner and a, ecu, in honour of the Duchess of Kent's birthday. d 1nenders of the royal family, the Foreign Ambassadors,, Melbourne, the Duke of' Wellington, the Marquis of a ...

... splash goes the mud, and boots, breeches, coat, and: all-are covered with East Kent. 'Hold hard,' says the S.plasher, 'capital run; won't your honour please to dis. mounti?' 'Down comes the Cockney, after a hard run with the East Kent foxhounds of exactly ...

... of Ripon. A grand cricket match, between the county of Kent and All England, hasjust terminated, after three days' play, in favour of Kent. by a majority of 2: the numbers scored being, for Kent, 209 All England, 207. Mr. Wyse, the new Lord of the Treasury ...