... DREADFUL OCCURRENCE AT WOMBWELL'S MENAGERIE. On Saturday evening. an inquest washeld at the Golden Lion Inn, Chatham, before Mr. J. Hinde, coroner for West Kent, toaching the death of Ellen Bright, a young girl aged 17, who was killed on the previous evening ...

... and all that portion of the Archdeaconry of Mid- dlesex lying eastward of the city of London, as well as those portions of Kent which are now comprised within the boundaries of the metropolitan see. Under the new arraugement the diocese of Winchester ...

... Enqi'iries were made by the police, I when itwas discovered that the waistcoat and handkerchief had been pawsned at Ipswich; the boots being found at a pawnbroker's at Romford. The prisoner was fully comn-I mitted for ?? Thursday, Jobti Downs, ThomasE Kaley ...

... goons, 9th Lancers, 10th Hussars, 14th% Light Dragoons, t0 nd. 5hHsarfo the andllt formpart, fof thele Cavalry Barracks, Maidstone, Ian will ber made O theesieging force, Tue arrangements St. oflbemd under the direction of the Inspector General ets o ...

... and terminated without any breach of the peace. n FUNERAt O1 A POLICEMAN.-On Sunday last, the le remains of Superintendent Kent, of the Colchester r- Police, were interred in the churchyard of St. Giles', in at that town, in the presence of a large concourse ...

... SALE OF AN ESaATR.-Blake Hall. Sotmersham, con- tasinz 166a. Or. 35p. of freehold land, offered for sale by auction at the Golden Lion. Ipswich. by Messrs. Robinsol and Son, on Tuesday last, realized £6,000. LEcuaRF.-It will he seen bv advertisement that ...

... almost superhuman efforts eight men were taken from the wreck. During the gale the Neptune went to ?? Wednesday, the Maid of Kent, of Rochester, was supplied with anchor and chain. LOWESTOFT. CHURCII MISSIONARY SOCIETY.-On Sunday two sermons were preached ...

... beati- I ful county of Kent, but our prospects are truly appaL. oing. The potatoes are diseased and rotten; the peas, although abundant in quantity, are growing again, and scarcely worth cutting at all, our hops. the staple growth of Kent, are struck with universal ...

... healths were drunk with great applause, and MAr, Suiti aml M wr. Kent were unanimously re-elected for -tile ensuinig year. M Mr. STiits briefly returned thanks oii behalf of him- . self and lMr. Kent. L Mr. GouDnWYr proposed the health of the Judges; naiinle ...

... W ner in which they were marked. ,The silver spangled ini wereruld t heof a higher order of Merit t an the U spieoimens of golden spangled exhibited. - In the class &~ of vaitiste Brahmas were particularly good, as were also the Polands. There was a, very ...

... the Rev. 3. loge, from 'r Tristram Sbaliarls, and Lialla Rookh, and Mr. W. B. Kent rend from Mrs. Caudlc's Lectures. A vote of thanks waq accorded to Mr. aV. B. Kent for his instra- mentality in getting up the evening's entertainment; also to the ...

... with th bn ker. Yarmouthianse well ,rememnber ?? proifuse, liberality of. both gentlemen jf. but . neveri againr 'will such. golden c showerso desend'samongst the' free and' independent E voters-never again will ?? all the, faverus in the town bie open houses ...