... atiosnpleero foors eniforasly aced evi- Or l qeIorrO, o 'Cs- cIdently. Ale, lute seueface of scaler, is net mnoved, deprceaeel, boot- y_ - I or raised suddenly ; nor aloes it, after lacing so avaved or en- des ,1,,l-,55,ir ,-i'qie a cuielbalanced acI eaa_ ...

... . The shock wis felt at -Maidstone, Itwentyeight miles dist6a4', and Crayford Church is seriouisly damagedi. , -: SCENE 'AT TLE STATIONS 'AND THE - ...

... The .triAY'd ft h)r Pr *7 T~he ,uir.de',nb!tLo.,,p~; for thesnrderof ?? children diid .in - Agustb: ,1M dom'mncedT ?? it Maidstone. i` de'appqrodx, esrous ,. ducting his own -dffrce . a fd a rib4ef' ptponobientj ;,W Ih waso ,rianted, .the Judge advintp ...

... justice, and ought not to be condemned, except upon sufficient prima facie evidence. According to the Hon. Member for East Kent, Sir R Cllifton had been seen within a recent period, in the enjoyment of perfect freedom, walking quietly in the streets with ...

... directed his Lordship to lay the matter before the V ?? inCtambecs, and he would canue an investigation to be made. THE MAIDSTONE ELSCTION. CEnAnGE Or PErsURv. At the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, Henry Chambers. 45, sreitb, stood Indicted for wilfal ...

... remanded for a week. CHOLERA AND HOP-PICKING. A correepondent in Kent states that the annual Immigration of hop-pickers from London bas been the mea~ns of producing con~siderable excitement in Kent. Some ideai of the nlumbers conveyed by the two railway companies ...

... Milne, Mains of Druininnor, 29 1hb. pr 1j ll cz. 2, Mr Cran, Auclne 27 lbs. 9 or. ;3, Mr La ing, Mill- field, 28 lbs 6 oz. Bcr Kent Barley'-1, Mr Milne, Manins of Druminnmor, 42J lbs.;2 tic at Mir Moir, Mains of Wardhouss, 44 lbs. we in Swedish Turnin -l ...

... The Prince of WVales's price was vse .g tha by the 4th detaclnaent, of thse liie-Lstlhian, witrnic adle the tie with the 2d Kent (Faversatleaa), beat lead thu advantage 'Con- on shooting off. mcuss- Mr GLADSTONE BURNED IN E'FFSGY.---About half an he after ...

... Hawkhill, Dundee, and presently prisoner in the Prison of Dundee. ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. (From the London Gazette of Yesterday, i F. Golden, hairdresser, Brecon N. Harris, tailors Cardiff; C. A. J. Newlands, hotel.keeper, Torquayi B. Watson, music-seller, Bramnley ...

... sterling ! the LADIE' BoOTS.-The seductive boot is a wee, winning if Ing thing of exquisite workmanship ; deliciously decorated, with an air of poetry; eloquent of velvety lawns, rich pile n His carpets, and soft carriage mats; a boot that seems to 'plead ...

... Limp. Shoemakers in Lonidon now offer their fair customers the choice of boots with equally high heels for e6ch foot, or the far more chaminig variety of a hid heel for one boot and a low heel for the other, pausing the wearer to halt in a wa~y supposed ...

... was proved that when the boots went amising the defender suspected that the l pursuer had taken them, and when she found - them in the pawn-shop, she stated her suspicion to the pawnbroker, but it was also proved that the boots were not pawned by the pursuer ...