... were both convicted at the recent gaol delivery for the county Kent, the crime morder, j were executed front of the gaol. This is first occasion of woman being banged the pariah Maidstone. The wretched prieoaer. Anne Laurence, teemed have by some meant ...

... eppointod vieion, Cerlow colUotion. Mr Wm. Bradford, eeooDd dimion, Halifax Wen apuointod Batdon dirialon. BandoneollocUon. Mr. Kent, offion ** coU«tlon. he, been eppotated BrmUord, •eoond diriehm, Belilu eolleetton. Mr. Pen! Donor.n, offioer, F.moy ride. ...

... I S 3. C.VPEL-STBEET, DUBLIN. CIHUKCH MISSIONARY AKKOW-BOOT Of Baparior Qaalitr, From the Missionary Sattlaoaant of Sierra T siwis. Price One Shillinit per Pound. 8«M in Paekaaw only, the A Kent is Dahtta, WILLIAM P. WELLS FAMILY DBUOOIST, m. SACKYILLBiTBEIT ...

... tb* fan districts will b* on* half short of that of Ust yaar. gaueraily, it lb* b—ry or wbrat wile (birring tb* loama of east Kent, lb* red mar:* of Woro-tar, and lb* rad aawdako. Her*, ford) that ara moat deficient, while it ia tb* light aoila —which has* ...

... Cavalry, Chester end the transfer of Hergrant William Smith from the 4th Rifle Brigade. Dublin, to the W**t Kent light Infantry Militia, Maidstone. si. Corsrr Liobt IsrswruT.—Lieutenant Blake, of the Dublin County Militia, ha* be-n attached to the Battalion ...

... almost the vanishing point, it becomes question wbeiber tie >tilesmen who advise the «ul tan would not do belter to eeizt a golden opportunity for ensuring prolonged term of tracq-iil Uty in preference to encounterirg the siern chances of war and tbe many ...

... add that it is inliniteljr credible that any prophecy now levelling the provincial paper • BeueoiuifieU. -In refuses the Golden Fleece and asks permission to decline the rank Field- Marshal. In 18M writes a novel called I’layitg iritk PxHtict* full of ...

... of a pair of boots. Many can claim no boots all, but trudge along displaying their naked feet, and ira« queutly a broad paten of shoulder, tanned throat, bare leg. but,'though iu poverty, and dirt, they are hound for the hop gardens ot Kent, (hey are jovial ...

... councils of Lurope, and proceeded say that it was necessary, because I’rmoo Lismaick had said that speech was silver and silence golden, but that to say one thing aad to mean another was Druanma metal (laughterJ. was perfectly true that i nnce Lismatok did make ...

... Jack. Glasgow; T Blake. Glasgow. Labourers, Union, National Agricultoral; G M Ball, Witham. Essex. Kent and Sussex Union of Labourers; A Simmons, Maidstone. Bristol, West of England, and Sooth Wales Society of Labourers; Fox, Bristol, LathspUttcrs' Society ...

... FARMS. NFURNISHKD AND yntAKny, suburban, AND TOWN HOUSES, VILLAS, hunting and shooting lodges, MILLS, Ac. ground and profit KENTS, Ac. Ac, Thboccuoct liubland, JAMES H. NORTH, AUCnONEEE, VALUATOR, AND ESTATE AGENT, DUBLIN. HANDSOME SEMI DETACHED VILLA, ...

... youth named Patrick Gaffney, a shoeblack, was prosecuted for having obstructed the thoroughfare in Amiens-street by cleaning boots. Several persons, in order pass defendant, had to step into the roadway. He had been cautioned several times. A fine of Is ...