... nt at Leicester Assizes for stealing boots, 1849, in the name of Johnson; 12 mom hi at Retford, in 1850, for housebreaking, and nice months at Northampton Assizes, 1851, in the name of Thompson, for stealing boots at Daventry. Besides this, Mr. Sims says ...

... always | her as telegraphic intelligence of the time of ‘and was not slow in communicating arrival, mation to the public.” TEN GOLDEN TRUTHS. 1. Select the KIND of business that suite you menare inclinations and te mperament.- 5 have a strong aversion to like ...

... Yorklshire. M.A., Kent. Sanstelr, W ?? Esq., ;iMd. Fr~lanklyn, 0. W., Rsq., Cloesx. ?? Voroestershire. SnijtLh, Sir Wr. n3., Bart., Fleming, T. W., Esq.. IMP., ,ssex. Hants. Smithl, IV. MUasters, Esq., Formv, Rev. J., Kent. M.P., Kent. Flytoh,. J. Lewis ...

... —Bombay—Canterbury Dili I.oncers Bengal—Maid- atone Hussars- Aldershott II h do.—Brighton 13th Madras—Maidstone 13th Light Dragoons—Dublin 1 —Bombay—Maidstone ; 15. h Hussars—Hoans.ow Lancers—Edinhurgb 17. b Latie. rs—Bombay—CanUrbury IBih Light Dr- goon*—York ...

... The dinner party yesterday included lur Royal Higlii-“On Christmas Day I had a splendid dinner—mutton, ness the Duchess of Kent, Lady fanny Howard, Baturkey. roast beof. champagne, and hock. Did 1 not roness de bpeth, Sir James Clark, Major-General the ...

... the holy silence, thoughts unhidden Rise and unite their voice before Ui® Throne. Upon the snowy-coverlid they mingle. And golden ringlets cling ebon locks. Like ocean weeds that deck the silvery shingle. Drooping in varied beauty from the rocks. Oh' the ...

... VARIETIES. Dichkss Rest— On Saturday, her Royal llighn.Ks the U ch»»ss of Kent and suite took a long iv • S luthwards and visited Dalkeith Palace, Roslin, llawthornden. On Sunday forenoon, the distinguMhe*! p»rtv divine servii*e at St.John's KpUcopal ...

... well-being of others, should possess this inva| luiible guide.’' Herald. It ought l*o placed ill the hands of every youth.’’ —Kent Übtrrrtr. This b*K»k buti'luetorily prove* that in certain cases medical knowledge may popularised willt safety.— AyricHUurut ...

... FASHION AND VARIETIES. Tmb Tb« Royal Family remain 'Windsor. Monday evening the Royal dinner circle included the of Kent and the Earl and ConnteM of Granville. The Earl and Cunnteae of Shrewsbury and Mr. John Talbot, who have arrived at Romo from the ...

... Mr. Salkinson was designated formally to the mission work Hamburgh, in the Religion* Institution Hall, Edinburgh. Mb. Mat boots. A letter the Ration slat* tint this right hon. gentleman visited College the 27th ultimo, attended Dean Mevlvr and his nephew ...

... the servant. He is prisoner of State. There are ‘non chains, and there are silken chains, and there are golden chains; and £50,000 a-year is but golden chain that ties a m:.n till he can hardly walk troro one room to another, or order his horse, or to bed ...

... i iiiookly jacket, waistcoat, red shirt, flannel vest, fustian 1 trousers, Hmnel drawers, woollen sucks, and Web ; lington boots. Round the shoulder* was a leather belt containing a leather pur-e. ith sovereigns and a-half, and a bac containing two or ...