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... between Lanca- .intire and Gloucestershire. at Old Trafford. , Manchester, coded in a dral,. Surrev obtained z a victory over Kent by ten wickets. The me ting of the Nationai Riile Association at Vimbiedn was brought to a close oa Satur- day. 'he Royal Canbridge ...
... what Lord ! Salisbury will say on Tuesday night on the !subject of Egypt, or whether he will say 1 nothing, preferring the golden policy of jsilence to the silvern policy of speech, even |of post-prandial speech. Singularly cnough, Egypt is-comparatively ...
... Hamil- ton, and afterwards made an attempt on his own life. About midday Abernethy entered the shop of Messrs Findlay & Reid, boot and shoe makers, Charlotte Lane, where Mss23 Hanmilton is employed as saleswoman, and asked to speak,, evith Ler. Aliss Hlanilton ...
... l Darnley was married to Mary Queen of Boots. Their son, James VI. of I Scotland Iort I. of England, had a daughter I Elizabeth, who was married to the King of Bohemia, from whom George II I. and the Duke of Kent were descended. B5e was sure they i vould ...
... gave up that comfortable and safe Conservative a seat to fight Mr Gladstone-(cheers)-and although ahe was defeated hre 'won' golden opinions by the . manner in which he conducted the contest. (Chears.) tHe :was elected shortly afterwards for Ipswich, and ...
... was a l e young girl, tall and fair, with a face of (;reuze-like e softness of contour, shaded by loosely-bound masses * of golden-brown hair. Her figure was that of a young a Juno, and the simple church-going dress of the early part of the present c-ntury ...
... Duke ef Edinburgh. Li HerMajesty, accompanied ?? Beatrice, I the Hereditary Grand Dukel and Princess Ail ef I aesse tdrov: to Kent House this morneal to con aratto the ?? of Lotus upon his birthday. L I I I I I II II IIi )I I I ThEB RAILWAY P.ACe BETWEFN ...
... 1Chu Kent, was, centenced to 14 days' hard labour by the the Flokestone Bench for drunkenncem. Superintendent sno Taylor tActed that prisoner had spent nearly the pe wu~le of her life in prison a'nce 186:3. She had been i convicted at Maidstone, Dartfnsrd ...
... by one application of St Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had il failed. Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent,I says:- St Jacobs Oil has cured mo of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...
... therefore remanded, after formal evi- a dence, until Winters can be placed in the dock d with her. At Gravesend, yesterday, Kent defeated C Sussex by an innings and 95 runs. d AT the recent meeting of the Convocation of Canterbury the condition of the ...
... the street for a short distauce, got w over a fence into a tiold, where he removed his of Ir' boots.. The gentleman followed, but Russell, it in without his boots, proved too smart for him, and. Pi ;Q~with. the aid of An S Sosoal stone, kept Thim at a 1( ...
... accredited agent of co n the Britieh Government, who as a booted bh e and spurred general seemns to have excited Lb Mr Healy's peculiar animosity. But what tr 1 does it matter whether he was a booted and PV spurred general, or a slippered dilettante, o to ...