... Rom-,S. January 31, 1894. SM,-I wonder James F. Sinclair, in his letter in to-lay's Herald, is not ashamed to mention the '-golden rnle when he knows what the Protestant Churches had to endure at tha hands of the 'Romnishe Church. Our Churches being named ...

... of the cars were wrecked. Seven persons were killed and a number seriously injured. The cricket match between Lancashire and Kent resulted on Saturday in the defeat of the Palatine county by three wickets. In the West of Scotland championship competition ...

... theyv whiistle. these and other airs fireely, andc even tl e urchins pipe The broatue rows- and Knocked 'em 10 tile Old Kent Road. One of thle bands wvore mauive ?? tunics and vwhite breeches ,with red strip'~s, and the other a hunting Lincoln green ...

... quaint rain- bow puzzles; quite a collection of seascapes, including the mist and mystery of Hugh Cameron and the sunny sea and golden sands of W. 1 'Taggart, and so many landscapes of high merit that one would need considerable snace even to enumerate tthem ...

... the third prize to Lieutenant CamPbell's group of the Ist Forfar I Corps, and fourth prize to Captain- Walker's group of 1st Kent. Several important contests took place yesterday, the results of which will be known to-day. The conference of the Independent ...

... as Tuesday night the ground was still littered with cast-off clothes, old boots and stockings, and rags, and other filthy freinnants of a gipsy encampment. The case of Maidstone forms a warning and an example to every Local Authority throughout the country ...

... well. At the famous charge by the Gardeons up the heigliss at M~alakandl he had a narrow escape, thne heel of one of Ihis boots being carried awvay by a bullot. In the~subsequent encouniters he acquitted himl- .self noblly, arnd fortunately received nol ...

... keep her weithin a fence that wras mostly made up of breaches, piping atrway on a tin whistle, withaout a cap and without boots, trying to finger out shrill Sctottisht airs, and no doubt, at. times, hy the 4 haughe onl the banks of the Deveron Ihe ...

... Ront near ParkgcroeTerrnce. Msy; tecn4 pa5020l00 ar;zrednrceo.-218-2', Herald ItJANTKI) by3 btoi--os: gzentleaan, Sitting Boots sad Bed Ps te -: War tail; without children or other 1eeo~erortecoi oruold portly ftrs'-h if neceosaoy.-Ad- c..tinn0.21921 ...

... forturatcly caused a s-uneier of shipping casualties and serious loss of life. Five bodies have been washed ashore on the coast of Kent. and papers Oln one of these gave the name of the steancor Bittern. The steamship Fitzjamesl foundered off Beacliy Yoead in ...

... of buildings situated in Argyhl Street near to Jamaica Street. The fire broke out in the premises of Messrs P. & G. Ptirdie, boot and shoe manufacturers. The cricket match- between the Anstralians .and Yorkshire had to be abandoned yesterday. A number of ...

... 3' the exhibition.u The centre of - Kent is- ji far removed from the homes and haunts i - of- the general agriculturist, and now thata 0' the society has given tribute to the a Bsouthern counties by holding its golden, jubilee. - within the district, it ...