... complete in nine part*. ramaioirux ahartlj to be firr—mil Mr William Chair Baker, recognition of Ida long •errioai cricket in Kent. * BITS OF FUN. A naLLe-eiaoee—t pretty taundreea Tee Eogtieh eerellow—’elf and Vf, ie carpenter tike berb-r auee hen., get ...

... the charge of being concerned in extensive robbery at Mr. White’s boot and shoe establishment in Doncaster last week. The shop kept by Mr. White was broken into and 161 i>airB of boots carried away. When the robljery was rejiorted to Mr. Superintendent ...

... Talbot de Malahide exerted himself to procure the Treasury minute above referrer' to. which will be the means of preserving any golden ornaments that may yet be foul in the museum of the Roval Irish Academy. Diticiaacerg. Ortrataas.—The correspondent of the ...

... dreometance, they might have raped The Indians wars driven hoik front the shore, bat renewed the attack, and daring the fight the boot baked ao badly that it aoak fat shallow water, liny wore Ikon ovsspowsrod and murdered. Mr. wit# was token nriaonar. bat the ...

... of the service, this matter will be thoroughly cleared up by those who have it iu their power to do so.— Cape and Verre. A GOLDEN DDICOVERY.—At a recent sale of the effects of an eminent collector, late of Park-lane, London, among other articles an antique ...

... Haven procured a certificate of exemption froze military •ervlce by the following process . .--Efaving procured a pair of old boots he deliberately knoekod of the Ater of one, and as deliberately walked tutu the doctors office. There was necemarily an inequality ...