... advocate, Professor of the Law of Scotland se a in the University of Edinburgh. - On the 13th inst., at St. Leonard's, Hythe, Kent, by the Rev. g Edwin Biron, Vicar of Lympue, Mr JAMES MoRica, of the ir South-Eastern Railway Company, second son of the late ...

... variety of to shields, salvers, statuettes,'tankards, and cuph of the royal collection, illuminated by numerous wax-lights in golden as Sconces. les Her Majesty will hold a Levee at St.. James's Palace, on for Thursday the 18th June; and a Drawingwroom on ...

... 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_ ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of boots. Many can claim no boots at all, but trudge along display- ing their naked feet, and frequently a broad patch of shoulder, a tanned throat, ora bare leg. But, though in poverty, hunger, and dirt, they are bound for the hop-gardens of Kent, they ...

... Hall nightly, which -was filled with an en- weh thusiastic audience, and on Sabbathis thousaids were spoke~n to ortside in Golden Square who wee nbl to gain admittance. Special meetings were held for c-ni women, children, merchants, cabmnen, and farmn ...

... Wilson Asten, Huddersfield tgan, Mr and Mrs A. H Perjaon, Kensington, London ; Mir - and hits Gower, London; LIt n ie5 les P. Kent, London; LMt D. C. Denny, Putneylle Tiew LradLrJsOts Cree, Edinburgh;' MAr as MJme .Cree; Edinburgh; Captain Brander Kirby ...

... friglite Mledee, taken single- ,,ehanded by the comlpany's ship) Exeter (sanie year). laGallant defence r-f tile conpany's ship Kent agaillst .the Conliance, of 2ii guiis, commanded by t~le crelerated Snrciuifp. L~out was taken aftol-, losing~ h tter comm ...

... 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 ...