... without which none la genuine. Prepared by Woollbt, Cherniak, Maidstone; and •old all reepeetabie Chemiata and Medicine Dealers throughout the world, in boxes la l|d and each. Special A Kent, in thie Diitrict Belfast—Ueura. W. MARSHALL, Iti|W-Sln«L | ...

... ia genuine, and to Imitate which Is felony. Prepared only by the Proprietor. Jonathan John Sanders. at his Laboratory, Maidstone, Kent; and sold in boxes at Is I|d. end 4s 6d sash, all Chemists and Medicine Vendors Ihrosgbent the UaitedKingdom, and in the ...

... in Do.l ncgail Suret, lately occupied by Mr. Todo. Also, STORES ami OFFICES in Donegal) Street IMace. Entrance immediately; Kent commence from Ist February next. Apply to HENRY REID, Agent for the Laneashire J»- Furnished apartments.—a drawingroom and ...

... Lancers—Umballa, Bengal; Maidstone. 10th Hussars—Kirkee, Bombay; Maidstone. 1 11th do.—Dublin, j 12th Lance-s.—C. of G. Hope: Maidstone. 13t hL. Dragoons—Birmingham. L. do.—Meerut, Bengal: Maidstone. Ijtn Hussars.—Bangalore, Madras; ...

... was unbound. I'pon the elotbes being shown, particularly the boots, said tiny struck him to be bis, from the smallness of the lout. Upon being asked how could account for the hl«»od his boots and his clothes, the solicitor admitted that could nut, but ...

... sage-money, earned by the Golden Age, was 10,5) and attack and the voyage will, it is said, shew a loss of from 7,04 usehold fur. to 10,000/., owing to tI enormous cost of fuel. 1 , doing con. experience derived from the v age of the Golden A is pretty conclusive ...

... an open -and-four. The tion to move, to-morrow, the appointment of f Irish Peers. | Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty COUNTY COURTS. Hi the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess = Royal , On the motion of Lord Brovenam, th rough the the Earl and Countess of Clarendon ...

... requested Captain MPeonnell to detain the ship a day, in order to enable them to answer the Eng- lish correspondence per steamer Golden Age, which he did, and in consequence the larco Polo has brought a verv heavy mail. The passengers expressed themselves h ...

... le Maidstone ; aul Miss Paget, daughte: ‘The service was the Rev. Gerald Wellesley, one of her Almost all the members of the Paget family we but the was confined to relatives. After mony, the happy pair left town for Fs 1 Viscount Sydney, in Kent, where ...

... She slept tho palm-tree’s shadow, And over her shoulders fair. Like the sunset’s glow on Alpine snow, Lay the web of her golden hair; And ever, as fair and freely Her bosom rose and fell, From Its white caress one wandering tress Stole forth, if to tell ...

... always | her as telegraphic intelligence of the time of ‘and was not slow in communicating arrival, mation to the public.” TEN GOLDEN TRUTHS. 1. Select the KIND of business that suite you menare inclinations and te mperament.- 5 have a strong aversion to like ...

... well-being of others, should possess this inva| luiible guide.’' Herald. It ought l*o placed ill the hands of every youth.’’ —Kent Übtrrrtr. This b*K»k buti'luetorily prove* that in certain cases medical knowledge may popularised willt safety.— AyricHUurut ...