... miesinj gor oothingi onistel oi a light stuff dress, black clot jacket or %iier. dark iraw ha and featbe4 amd sprir4 side boots.- On Satury kr .COW.VWsard Inforinedthe magistrat at Mirlbosvgh itreet paice-eaurt that William AIfre 4wairds. 33, snriied ...

... around the opening at either end, The slender pillars that supported the roof were connected by garlands formed of holly, golden furre, and laurus- tinus in flower, with pendants composed of tendrils of ivy. A knot with streamers of the colours of Eng- ...

... fos his age; fresh complexion, lark hazel eyes; dressed in a dark overcoat and vest, cord troweers, isaked cap, anti lace boots. She bad inquired at all the police-stations, wos'kbouses, and h'ospitals, but could gain no tidings of him.' She swas afraid ...

... atal Cnrbry i oodosi Reading..(0t 7th Russars, Aldershot. letthal. Bt.W. Kentit(St 8ih, Meerut; Cantorburo Upper lie I; M~aidstone 9th Lancers. Umballo; Cotribry, lab bat. S. oerk. BL. (h1a) lotlthitussars. Shornalifle, for Simoapre. Pontefracl Aldershott ...

... 150 from A. P. Douglas) and Wiltshire 152 and 247 for six wickets. KENiT v. LANcAssosn.-Kent oi Tuesday scored a brilliant victory in this return match at Maidstone, the Lancastrians leaving the field defeated by nine wickets, having scored 77 and 82, ...

... set~rvi~g weavers~~n more pinched neeewomen-while there is a yard ?? at home e prea o tegl and lusty Handsl to ,work a ship tothe golden south. Moses may grra~- thd oozet -about the Minorieo. must .rqolc..lk I :r a.| A, , U1PODE8. ' - or ' t f ; A _ , It . mug ...

... have been sa mos oern- Ft t 71yr TXfRE -MrELANCHOrY SM F IN Pen,2!ile) ¾ ?? Ufoa6iay, fr.r Grin5don, ?? [!t qus t >@ ~r Fthke Golden B ~i t Jdonah L: .t 1'!;t1'on the boty &f Ann C4ray, who |r Q ?? ne f:~de on thenrevio-sa day by hrangh. ? cr.' ieas ed ees ...

... that the matter complained of waswritten by the plaintiff ?? plaintiff, Mr. Oliver J. Prince, was a reporter at Sideup, in Kent, and supplied news to several county and some London newspapers, and the defendant was the proprietor of the Maidstoee and ...

... pair of boots from the shop of Mrs. G oodings, Briclc-lane, Sisitallields. -The prisoner walked fisto the eshop at live o'clock in the afternoon, took tise boots from a rail, and walked out. Hes 'was caught at the dour and tisrewc tise boots ?? evidence ...

... be token to the Loedasa hnsptel.-Shnntty- before three o'clock in the afternoon a fire broke ot at 50, Canterbury-road, Old Kent-road, upon same cremises tenanted by 4ir. T!. King,. which are used by him to carry on a large trade in steam enamelling. The ...

... (491h), lot Droonig. Ablorslmt; Blat Cyprist Read~ing In lhsrag. Aitarchsht; tir lost b~t j, Rlb. Kent it, (50th), 3r dttsao Gateia *braltar5 ;Maidstone 5tt; ?? rtt. to tot bat. S. Yn t.t ISI.S551,Isr Athldnersot, nmat; S'ontofract 6t~alornsNataS 4oalff ...

... CONS9.TABLE.-Ileeery Gosling, 28, and Wmn. Cooper, 22, ssere charged with being coiscersied in stealing a clock, six pairs of boots, a pair of trousers, and other articles, the property of Police-constable 202 L.-The prosecutor uas removing from one house ...