... works shall make survey of the houses Upper Kent-street, which are in a ruinous and dangerous condition, pursuant the section of the Act. Also, that the houses Nos. 66, 68, 70, 29, 31, and 33, in Upper Kent-slreet, which are a ruinous or dangerous stale ...

... bliss, yet the ladies won’t think so. The Boi'der. The the Boot is utterly impossible that she can fitted without pulling up her large flowing schslwar—trousers —to height to that the leg of the boot. Except for this, she con'd not draw on. But it a necessity; ...

... distinction between the golden ago of thenism and the golden age of Christianity—the golden age of heathenism was past and gone; it rapidly degenerated »mo silver, the brazen, and tbe iron, and there was prospect of renewing it. But our golden ago was still before ...

... country for that purpose. Some were attired in picturesque uniform of green and gold, with hat and feather, or crimson cap and golden tn*ael; while the connexion ot the great majority of the visitera with the society was indicated n medal or piece of ribbon ...

... Yorklshire. M.A., Kent. Sanstelr, W ?? Esq., ;iMd. Fr~lanklyn, 0. W., Rsq., Cloesx. ?? Voroestershire. SnijtLh, Sir Wr. n3., Bart., Fleming, T. W., Esq.. IMP., ,ssex. Hants. Smithl, IV. MUasters, Esq., Formv, Rev. J., Kent. M.P., Kent. Flytoh,. J. Lewis ...

... The dinner party yesterday included lur Royal Higlii-“On Christmas Day I had a splendid dinner—mutton, ness the Duchess of Kent, Lady fanny Howard, Baturkey. roast beof. champagne, and hock. Did 1 not roness de bpeth, Sir James Clark, Major-General the ...

... large and well assorted Stock of Manufactured Goods, consisting of GENTLEMEN'S LONG RIDING-BOOTS, T3OP-BOOT'S, PATENT LE.AT HER DRESS.BOOTS, WELLING TON-BOOTS, &C.; 'TOGETTIEI1 WiTHt A LARGE STOCO Or LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHITLDEEN'S SI[O lS, Will ...

... in tho Kentish Marshes, near Reach, fortnight hack, was held on Wednesday, b- fore Mr. C. J. Cartar, the coroner for West Kent, the Hull's Head Inn, Hartford. Upon the former occasion the inquiry was principally of preliminary character. It was proved ...

... improved. The symptoms of his malady have diminished, and bis strength gradually returning. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent left Frog- on Saturday morning, attended her lady in waiting, and Sir G. Couper, Bart., fur the purpose of paying visit to ...

... 10 to 4 Second quality do. to 4 Second quality 4 2 4 4 Comsewoolleddo.l 4 4 Prime huge oxen 4 Prime South Down* 2 Prime Kents 4 2 IK., out of w0010 O 2 Large lings. 3 Prime small 04 5 Small Porkera » » « Inferior Sheep ..3 « 3 Lambs 4 Suckling ...

... CHEESE! 'CHEESE! CHEESE1 TUST TO IIAND, SEVERAL TONS PRUNIE ENGLISH CHEESE, AND OFFERED FOR SALE, AT VERY LOW PRICES, AT THE GOLDEN TEAPOT, 46, Castle Sheet, Belfast. 3f-1R J. HALLIDAY & CO., PROPRIETORS. CHRISTMAS PR:ESENTS AT T1E NEW TEA, GROCERY, DRUG ...

... eit of all vwho I tew her. WONDEilFt'T, CltRE OF BILE AND LIVER COMPLAINT. Cotpy ofa Letter fromn Mr. W. ?? ctv Blromptos, Kent, dated August 25, 1855. Tit Professor llovloway. Doirm Srn-Ittving seuffered for severtl vears from a disordereml liver, tied ...