... ornamented. Inside the toll-bar the ground was rain from Maidstone came up suddenly, and dashed kept by the local pensioners, under the command of to the stationary train, The break-van of the Maidstone Major Bond, and the 25th regiment, commanded by in was ...

... Joba Kirk, coal merchants, Mount Newell, boot mercer, Alexander Waite, draper, BANKRUPTS. (FROM TUESDAY ) maker, Upper Chariotte- Abraham Hammond aad John William Daniel Hood, shipbuilder » Plymouth. Lee, Kent. ‘Greper, Borwich-unen-Tweet. ...

... helmet, &c. from him, to put round his shoulders the magnificent coronation mantle of parple velvet, embroidered all over with golden eagles. At eleven o'clock, the bells of the churches were heard the castle was shaking under the thunders of ringing, the ...

... down on his elbow, and spilled the with a when he was lifting it. Hes over my feet, and the lower part of my dress, and my boots were wet through. After Jessie had quite eome to tied a handkerchief, which the old man brought me at my uest, round the cut ...

... Meath, our Lixivene has quite restored it.—Dr, James.” oe) approval, and trusted that the present | £4,000; Tuam, £4,000.—Maidstone i as produced an excellent moustache.—J. Berry, Esq. expression of their ld continue to enjoy the confidence of the £4,068 ...

... her place upon the pla tform, attended by her husband, who handed te her tk her balancing -pole and chalked the soles of her boots to give he: ra greater hold upon the rope. She was a well- woman of about thirty five years of age, and was dressed in a blue ...

... glorious Goan caul. be opened on mere suspicion, especially as V.-Lancashire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, North Wales, Intend, Boot.) 7 0 p.m. 7 16 p.m. key. I dad myself compelled to [vase eat the word crimson that kept mantling up into her face. She the ...

... at the dish, whisk is der umutally to ages long past away. Was this tie the pod ling? retool place d met from whisk the boots of Feral ' I oked the I THE CATTLE - Old night, bec k upon theses. e of their mirrenlous de Lady : I wish to Pundits' stoopy ...

... • magistrate what he said, remarked. I said to him to be • constant draught of air blowing through the I wid de toe of my boot, ' Go home!' p!ace. Bodies have in many rases been preserve I I Cmagogor N•mi.—By the use of an Aarironsom wit hoot decay ...

... BARNSLEY TIMES AND SOUTH RKSHIRE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1869. LONDON & COUNTRY MARKETS A short LONDON, Monda: y -—Atten and Kent, which sold at supply of wheat an advance of 1s to 2s on last Monday’s rates. Foreign wheat in fair denand at a similar improvement ...

... Ea.. , E. Esq., F. H. TAYLOR, .3. KATE, Eq., and J. BEFOUL TO (it'll' THE GOLDEN —Joh« No rison was charge. with refusing to quit the bonne of F A lm u nd Rowley, the Golden t 'row. Inn, Cavrthorise, on the 14th March. Mr. R. Bury appeared for defendant ...

... sayanything.— Mr. Flowers remanded him for further examination. ATTEMPT TO MURDER, AT MAIDSTONE. A young man, named Dray, was committed for trial on Saturday morning, at Maidstone, on a charge of baring made an attempt to murder his grandfather by shooting at ...