... on Friday before the magistrates at Road. The' 'magistrates proceeded to Mr Kent's house, and lanai. nations ware taken of several of the inmates, sad of Sirs Kest and Miss Kent, who hid not before gives evidence. The nature of the r statements was not ...

... lase, tun a. —On Friday, in the Golden Lion Hotel , e ar n of Nort h, near Murrayskal), to the w estward of Stirling, in the parish of Minims's, extending to 120 acres imperial =same, was sus sp to public auction in the Golden Lion R o es!, was knocked down ...

... durability to the Boots, and the greatest comfort sd satisfaction to the consumer. The attention of aol who havejlittle feet to provide for is respeetfully Y asked. These Boots do not wsear out at the toes,.as is universally The ease with 'Boots without the ...

... candidates. Mid-Kkmt.—Mr Oatborne Hardy, the Home Secretary, presided on Thursday at a meeting at Maidstone, which the Conservative candidates for Mid-Kent were present. Mr Hardy spoke with great vigour and spirit. Tynemouth.— Lord Mahon has been invited ...

... Dammam LW a night shoat 19 o'clock, a edam who was going by the 12.80 train, whilst pm* along the embankment leading to North Kent Railway Btation. dropped what he thonght at the hiss to have hems* Sorbs. and In order to recover It, he, thinking that he ...

... recorded thee her Royal Highness the 1 late Duchies of Kent wee brought with greet &Mosby 1 tow the Continent to thia eesatry jest prior to the birth of Vittoria, oar moot gracious and beloved Quin. Doke of Kent we. in at pecuniary ddllealties at the ; and It ...

... valley of Stockbridge. And the bright strand of Puddoekie. And tha! the backbone of a slaughtered skate ; And this! en ancient boot without a sole; And them I half bricks and testaments. of old plates, And broken bottles, cork., and wisps of straw— Stich ...

... Jervoise .Colonel Fane - Harwich— 'Captain Jervis - jMrKelk - Huntingdonshire. Ipswich Bedfordshire Berkshire—— Kendal Kent (East) Kent (West)—— Beverley Kidderminster Knaresborough Bewdley —. Birkenhead ——— Birmingham Lambeth Lancashire (North) Blackburn ...

... instant, Edward Tenfold, Esq., late 12th Royal Lancers, second son of the late Edward Penfold, Esq., of Loose Court, near Maidstone. Kent, aged seventythree. Died, at Brighton, on the 21st instant, Major Thomas Modbray, late of H.M.’s 63d Regiment, the forty-first ...

... other time the said court shall ordain. or AkERICAN BRINKS.—The Militia Dra. FA - SHIONABLE INTELLI much worn on the Moon. boots are now MUSCULAR CHRISTIANITY.—Among the parties into which the clergy are divided there is one whose members are called Muscular ...

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... Batt.—Weedoo 17th—Brighton German Legion—Poona 18th—Secunderabad; Cantby. Medical Staff Corps—Chatham; 19th—Meerut; Canterbury Kent 20th—Kamilpore: Canterbury Army Hospital Corps—Netley 21st—Umbalia; Canterbury CouvalescentEata.—Yarmouth Grtnadirr Guards ...