... tbe Lion Queen was killed by the tiger. - Maidstone Journal. ?? The Election for Clackmanan and K~ ross.— Tuesday the 3rd of June is fixed for the domination, which is to take place at Dollar. The Wesleian Boot The Wesleyan Times ot >fon- day week, in ...

... StCIIETABT. Blackburn, July 4th, 1851. 0 N SAL E . VALUABLE FEEEHOLD LAND, Tithe Free, part of the Cotton Hall Estate, near to the Golden Cup Inn, in Lower Darwen. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mb. Wh. SALISBURY, At the Castle Inn, in Blackburn, on Wkdnbsdat, the ...

... Suffolk. . 1,151,1 13 YORKSHIRE 1C.902 West of England . .1,1 14,628 Leeds and Yorkshire. . 13,558 Kent 1,006,454 Liverpool 12,897 Suffolk Amicable .. 845, 4C8 Kent 12,700 Birmingham 685,564 Birmingham 12,225 Leeds & Yorkshire. . 411,162 Royal of Liverpool 11 ...

... a square, while the fourth serves as a covering. Such is the very remark- able cromlech on tbe hill between Maidstone and Ro- cheater, in Kent, known by the name of Kits-Cotty House. These monuments vary in size, though they are often very large. The ...

... friendship, presented them with a Dispensation, engraved on the Arch of Titus Cajsar, the Ark of the Covenant, the Golden Candle- sticks, the Golden Table (weighing one great talent), the Sun for N.G., the Moon and Stars for V.G., a Lamp for Secretary, the Lion ...

... Esq ,of Lathoro-house, Lancashire. He was born in 1771, and married in ?? the daughter of the Rev. Edward Taylor, of Bifrous, Kent. She died in Islo. He wus M.P. for Newcustle-uuder-Lyne from 1790 to 1812, when he was unsuccessful; sat for Dover from 1818 ...

... DEC A YED TEETH. PATRONIZED BY HER MAJESTY, TIIE QUEEN, His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Her Uoyal Highness the Duchess of Kent, His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, And all the Nobility. MR. HOWARD'S WHITE SUCCEDANEUM, I.^OR filling Decayed Teeth ...

... plain or in wide stripes. The Em- press has just intioduced an elegant novelty, called Besille Imperial*. It ia composed of golden trellis work, isneath which is a black velvet cap, ornamented with hide ¥itk feathers; and in the squares of the trellis-work ...

... catalogues may be had upon application to Messrs. ROWLEY and SON, Solicitors, Clarence Buildings, Booth Street; Mr. DANIEL BOOTE, Solicitor, 27, Dickinson Street, Manchester; or to Mr. T. E. SWIFT, Solicitor, Blackburn. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL ...

... E. Devey, 1320, 3000, 20th Oct. SULTANA, J. Taylor, 1350, 3300, 20th Nov. ANNIE WILSON, J. Langley, 1220, 2500. 20th Dec. GOLDEN EltA, 11. A. Urown, 1666, 3500, 20th Jan. The above Packets arc tho swiftest, largest, and most powerful ships alloat, and ...

... comparatively wall since their application.— l am, sirs, yours respectfully, T MAIDEN. Ash Cottage, Stalisfield, near Faversham, Kent. (Communicated by Mr. J. C. Reinhardt, Chemist, Hull.) — . Sproatley, near Hull, Oct. 3rd, 1853. *_■*! ?? ?? ?? m* «Sknown ...

... upon his own soil, and witb a proud look surveys bis flocks, his meadows, and all his broad acres crested with a green or golden harvest With confidence lie places the seed in the turrows in the springtime, knowing that the early and tbe latter rains ...