... Her Majesty has directed thatheabove sum shaU be placed at the disposal ol Miss The man Paliu, who was acquitted at the Maidstone assizes of the m^^ f bam was on Saturday committed for trial ar. in« * , for having, on the 18th of the house of Miss Jane ...

... the supply per mil has been liberal, trade heavy, and the following quotations barely maintained: York Regents, 90s. llos.; Kent and Essex do., 755. to 955.; East Lothian do., 85s. 955.; Perth, Forfar, and Fifesbire do., 7us. to 80s.; East Lothian reds ...

... Dublin & Kingstown 816 876 ..18 6'6lie t- Oblin & Wicklow. 306 148.. .. 18 38116 h it so Anglian ?? ,25513 2 208 999 698 W8 Boot Couuties&kE.I. 17837 17448 .. ?? 80 421 42- oast Lancashire ?? 9702 58383.. 40 83182at, 10 Edinburgh &G!asigow 4744 473 0817209 ...

... to sur. Feb 15, at half-ast l, and Marchi 28, st l.-Sok. Nicholls and Doyle, Vorulam-huilldings, Gray's-ton; a~nd Morgan, Maidstone.-Official assignee, Whitmore. t YOtTLE John, of Sheffield, iln te county of York, wine merchant, to our. Feb. 16 and Mars-h'8; ...

... India and Seville. Though the mornings supply was not considerable, | the overleft samples, sdded to those from Essex and Kent, 1 made the show more abundant than of late. The condition still being bad, and peace appearing more probable, the circumstance ...

... found dead, and another 'i»k 11, 1 injuries that he died soon after. VW ° xtoi * (I as s > lZes ou Friday week, Oliver V erly a boot and shoemaker, of Oxford, and ?Ct 4 to ho . to S'aphii artist ar.d actor at Swansea, was f\J(, {• Slx years' penal servitude ...

... KINDS. NEW AND SECOND-HAND. MEN'S YOUTHS' AND BOYS' STRONG AND FINE SHIRTS, WARRANTED WELL MADE. LADIES', MENd AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY KIND, Wnoiaia_i Aito RnaUa, full Tweitt rig Cm. lndir ait othu Uousl IlPno. and REDDING WHOLESALE and RETAIL ...

... lace i'e by M. Gatti He also sendes a splendid reliquary, in addi- id tie,, to the golden rose intended for the Empress, which is ordinarily sent ; also a magnificent golden vase, enriclsed al with isrecioens stones, -vill he sent from his Holiness. od ...

... pour out her golden storo 'Neath the of autumnal skies ; Yet the spring is bright,like a hallowed light Which breaks from cur native heaven; On the rainbow's wings she exulting sings the joys she to earth hath given. As looks, with its golden eyes, On the ...

... and 14.114 asked the time, and seemed preparing to go out. Messrs. Ellis and Arimta e, at and that the I, Lancers, Bengal, Maidstone (2nd bat.)C.G. Hope, Sligo played by that gallant officer in this matter have been SS UUI ,n . t,i same month of the year ...

... they taught reading and writing. (Laughter.) Somewhere about the time of Adam. That was the period when they did not wear top-boots. (Laughter ) There is nothing so difficult in this universal world as to return thanks for your health being drunk. A man ran ...

... 6th of June, and having galloway that was rather kickisb, he exchanged it with the prisoner for black mare, giving him to boot. Brook said that the prisoner brought the mare to bis bouse telling him that he had taken it from man at Leeds, from whom he ...