... The Condemned Convict in Maidstone Gaol. Within the last few days a marked change for the better appears to have taken place in the mind of the wretched culprit who now awaits the execution of the sentence of death in Maidstone Gaol. After his trial Southey ...

... ROYAL ARABIAN S cIRCASSIAN BEAUTY A ER, ARABIAN S O PS, I WA SH, AD ENAMEL A A L M A E R ST A E C WR l A l r E so k D and GOLDEN CIRCASSIAN HAIR 1V ASH can now be obtained at all chemists in town and country. To guard against imposition all enamels, washes ...

... Barton-upon-Humber, Lintalnahke, innkeeper, Feb. 14, at 11. WILLIAM Bath, boot maker, Feb. 13, at 11. WILLIAM IIIorDALL, Bath, butcher, Feb. Mat IL WILLIAM HUNT, Rathbun, Kent, labourer, Feb. 14, Josses Gallic, Bedgley, Staffordsh.. butcher. Feb. U, st ...

... Davis. THE HARVEST THE SEA. By J. CprOYKENI JACQUELINE. By MILAN MELEE DRAFTS ON MY MEMORY. By Lord WILLIAM MINOR. THE BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. By Miss Comm. WALKS IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE. MARY ZYMI. MY NARY IN AMERICA. By G. A. SALA. LAST WINTER IN ROME. By C ...

... Oral Strand, tea dealer, March 21. at SAMSON MAYNARD, Gifferd-etteet, Celedonlan-road, °portrayer, March a at 11. swain, Maidstone, builder, March 28. at It Oman BTIYUS, Page-theet,Weigmbleter. brain Omar, Brice Norton, Oxon. Wawa it l Mutrame, to a carman ...

... THOMAS POLLIDT and THOMAS GRUNHALOH, Bury-lane, near Leigh, Lancashire, corn millers, April 26, at 11. Joao WsLuout, Newßomney, Kent,journerman baker,Ap.2l,ldl3. ABRAHAM HARTSELL, Portland, Innkeeper, April 20, at 11 HENRY St. Cuthbert in WeM, Bomersetshire ...

... doing so. Stroud was on the committee, sad frequently attended at the comraittee.rom, ea did Mr. Pimm, the landlord of the Golden Lea. Never saw Mr. Westropp there. He did a know whether Mr. James Harwood was a member el the committee, but would not swear ...

... Devons-road, Bromley-by-Bow; and Crutched-friars, soap =nut., May B,at 11. JOSEPH DEARMAN, Old Kent-road, oorn merchant, May 8, at 11. LouISA Aurrrn, Leafless Heath, Kent, farmer, May 8, at 11. GEORGES JOSEPH AUGUSTIN MARC AVRIML LERUT, Havelock. terrace, Peckham ...

... took themselves off, after their leader had bidden one of the gang to desist from trying to pull off their victim's lace-up boots. On their departure, fearing lest they should return, and, finding him alive, complete their work, Martin succeeded in crawling ...

... Cardiganshire, farm bead, June 2, at 10. JOHN SPARKS, Kidderminster, June 1, at 10. Jewis SHOUT, Maidstone, coal dealer, May 29, at 11. Jong JACKSON, Harrietatiam, Kent, baker, May 29, at 12k. PHILIP FORAMS, llliinßewirk Herefordsh., carrier, May 29, at 12. CHARLKS ...

... commission merchant, June 19, at DANIEL Mimosa, Fore-it., Llmehouse, plumber, June 19, at 11. FRANCISBIOcOIITON THOMANN, New Kent-road, Surrey, timber merchant, June 19, at 1. SARAH WILIMUMN, Park-road, Clapham, machine quince . , June 19, at 1. Atrium ...

... continued its onward career. His royal highness was not much hurt, but he must have received an awkward twist, for the heel of his boot with the spur thereon was subsequently picked up by a groom on the spot where the accident took place. So little was the Prince ...