... George laskposs, has been convicted of the• murder of his sweetheart, by drowning in the Surrey Canal, has been removed to Maidstone Gaol, the offence having been committed in that county. His respite has just been received.—The youthful murderer, Richard ...

... Roman Church, cillor of State, Austrian Field-marshal, Chamberlain, The Mackerel Fishery.—There at present an Knight of the Golden Fleece, and colonel of the 80th abundance of mackerel en the south coast Cornwall. R og r omt of Infantry. He served i n I ...

... position she had occupied before her engagement in the family of Mr. Kent. of ill-treatment by her of Mrs. Kent's children has not even the shadow of truth about it. What Constance Kent instructed her counsel to say was literally the fact—that she had been ...

... upon the cliffs below. The setting sun gilds the monurrent erected by her Majesty in commembration of those who fell with a golden glory, and every marble tomb is as snowy white as on the day it was first raised. Drooping trees and lovely flowers surround ...

... to Elizabeth Gough, the maid, because hercharacter Wu been cleare d . Such is suggestion of Mr. Horatio Day, of blew As Mr. Kent's character was equally impugned why ' • give him a congratulatory contribution, as Mr. Istyles it, in order CB express the ...

... the third daughter of John and Mary Buys, of Betshanger, Kent, by whom he had eight children, He of whom five sons and two daughters are now living. survived his wife but eight months. — Maidstone Journa/. CONSECRATIONS.—The hon. and Right Rev. the Bishop ...

... forced out. On one side of the face was the impression of the nails of a heavy boot. Eldridge was at once apprehended, and his boots and trousers were taken possession of. The boots had evidently been partially washed, but there were marks of blood upon them ...

... White Adder, June 7 Zibo, June Flying Spur, June 9; Taitsing, June 10; Yang-Gse, June 12 ; Ariel, June 13 ; Chinaman, June 15; Golden Spur, June 18. The latest news of the race is from Acjer, which repoitsthat the Taeping pnmed the Heads on the 27th of June ...

... who to have been crucified at Rome on the 29th June, bO. A CURIOUS instance of canine sagacity is reported from Charlton, Kent. A girl, six years of age. was left in a room, with two younger children, by their mother, who ha»l gone out market. some means ...

... cry the loudest in the dark. The Earl of Derby succeeds the late Consort in the presidency of the Wellington College. Mrs. Boots baring run away from her husband, American paper obserres that euppoaes they are now right and left. ~ . . A deputation from ...

... declared that she had been always faithful to her bus- produced under the influence of the same galvanic cursiding in Golden-place, Golden-square, while passing Ditto, Talavera ..- . . ..- to 62 48 to in Passage Reach, near Cork ...

... While still acknowledging the authority of our Queen, they are as much integral parts of the British Empire as Middlesex or Kent ; and it would be better for the name of Great Britain that many millions should be spent in a defensive war than that a tsme ...