... it itt voctoitg lobs frlom sett ii. 1.loto tovg itititi enro to the.flteet 0 itt of Cite ?? citieC iti list reoprtc, '1Tie boot d ]tttoittl, 0 sort for somte time brett ttgcd toy tnelettnts toid ottiers colt- tv'it) netet witho t tue traute to Sh glttgioe ...

... -BaieoitC's History of Livetrpool. cro' D - Two men. ?? liad been Ihopping near Persshurot, wet re Kent, have been committed for trial at Maidstone, on a tt tO cisarge, whiieh tlsey coisfessed, of placing .a larger gateab atcaross 'tho rails of the ...

... E. Adair J. C. Cobbold T. H obhouss S. Batoson Isle of Wight 1 . . Dawes Cel. F. V. Harcourt Kent, East 2 Sir E. C. Dering W, Deedes Sir B. NV. Bridges Kent, West ?? ?? T. L. Hodges Sir E. Filmer M. Smith Kilmarnock, Ic, 1 H H on. E. Bouvere Mr. Campbell ...

... the afternoon some of the 80th regiment landed, and pushing onward dislodged the enemy at all points, until they reached the Golden Pagoda, which was defended by 500 men. Here the contest was sharp, but of brief duration, and the enemy took to flight in ...

... chant Ysetwus, William, Tonbridge, Kent, cabinet-maker and builder SruAiELL, Walter, late of Old Brentford, boot and shoemaker KISR, Henry, late of 14, Pertland-ierrace, St. John's Wood Souer, Francis William, Maidstone, beer-seller WAIZO8T, William, New ...

... Lindsay, Jun.,; Perpetual Curate of Ida Hill, Kent,'eldest son of thp Rev. Henry Llndsay, Rector of Sundridge, to Emily, daughte'r. of John William Sutherland, sEsq., of Coombd, Surrey. June 15, at Lee, Kent, the Rev. William Locock, V'iear of East Haddon ...

... they pulled off when they caine from the trenches, and drew on dry stockings. Time Eglisgl soldiers would not pull off their boots, and hence they got bad feet. Mr. Bracebridge next alluded to the dock at Balaklava, and spoke in high terms of the arrangements ...

... aned seemed and coiceluded on Monday on Award tire Unity, n osoplial (convict) ship, before Air. Carter. the corocier Ti for Kent, respecting tire death of a tconvict, named in a Cliarles Sodden, aged 25. It appeared th~at tire iic itsd toot coos ruptured ...

... Harrietsham and Maidstone, Kent, coal merchant. Thomas Ward, Bow-churchyard, City, stock manufacturer. Thos. F. Theed, Whilihester-street, Waterloo-town, surgeon. Henry Batesot, Eadden-place, lVaterloo-road, apothecary. John Figg, Farnhan, Surrey, boot maker. ...

... Drury, Chapilin to the House of Consinons, Preboudary of Snlisbury ; at St. Ebbe's, by the Rev. Daniel Moore, of Camiberwrell, Golden Lectui cr. DEATH OF DR. BULL. The vital career of Dr. Bell, who has been lingering en a bed of sickness, unable to attend ...

... mani of the Board of Inland Revenue, and upon that functionary conferring subsequently with Mr. Disraeli, backed up by several Kent and Sussex members, whoni Mrm. Nadsi had called from the House to his assistance, the Governmentyielded-to ?? may, as before ...

... evening the Rev. L. Humbert, Master of St. Cross, delivered tin lute-4 resting lecture, entitled A Visit to Cobbear Hall, Kent, a Le in which he introduced much historical matter. 'TheI 11thanks of a very numerous audience were conveyed to the I a lectur~er ...