... I have noct had clean flannel for a month. I have been here a month on .Saturday, and it is time I should be at homie. My boots has worn. out. His lordship next referred to the arrangement which was evidently made for the purpose of keeping the unhappy ...

... Leeds papers state that John Roberts, the man who is said to have caused the death of William Walsh, a setting man, in the New Kent-road, a few days ago, by striking him on the head with an old cavalry sword, las been apprehended in Leeds. He was met at the ...

... received reports of the appearance and capture of fireflies from Bonchurcb, in the Isle of Wight, Fordingbridge, Keston Common in Kent, Penzance, and several other places. The light they emit is sufficient to read by when number have been confined in a tumbler ...

... quantity of wearing apparel ( from the New Inn, Aishford, in the county of Kent, tried and convicted in the name of C. Cocklin, and got six months in 1870 at the Cpunty Sessions at Maidstone. Crime in the north:-First. At Darlington, one coat, one - vest, and ...

... of Kent, an inspector 'offactories.' Mr. -Kent 'had been'twie mairied. By, his first'wife- he had 4three daughters and a son. - Soon- after her death he married his governess, and by her he had two daughters and a. second son, Francis- Savile Kent, who ...

... 'Mr. Smith's Streamer beat Dr. Watchorn ns Creat Failure Mr. ?? ns Setlior Warden beat Mr. Lang's Lad of Belfast idis.) fr. Boote nsa Negro beat Mr. Descon's Graceful Mr. Rirkhans ns Master BMcTisrk beat Mr. Looker's Madeline Mfr. Lee us ?? Ralse ran a ...

... with the other colliers in the same district, submitted to a 5 per cent. reduction a few months since. Our Maidstone correspondent ?? Mid- Kent Liberal Association have decided unani- mously to approve the candidature of Mr. Edwin C:zalet, of Fairlawn ...

... are . badly shod, or that they are compelled to adapt then feet to tight, ill-fitting boots. We believe there are as many as from thirty to fifty different sizes of boots in store at the army clothing department, and a soldier has only himself to thank if ...

... fos his age; fresh complexion, lark hazel eyes; dressed in a dark overcoat and vest, cord troweers, isaked cap, anti lace boots. She bad inquired at all the police-stations, wos'kbouses, and h'ospitals, but could gain no tidings of him.' She swas afraid ...

... gelding In harness-let, Robert Pollark Green, Means; 20, Archibald Jackson - 20, Ides Benwiele, Gairbeald, Themedel for the boot animal ol tholeorgo kind was ausesled to Alex. Buchanan. Penlas-Pony suited foes bultecenilk cart dot exceeding 10.1 hands ...

... the Order of the Bath yesterday afternoon at Windsor Castle. Wednesday being the anniversary of the death of the Duchess of Kent, ier Majesty raid a visit to the mausoleum at Frogmrore, in which her Royal mother is interred, Later in tbo day It was also ...

... increase of Mr. Kent's salary. At the same ; time the Committee were desirous of expressing their unanimous feeling of approval of the manner in which El Mr. Kent had fulfilled the duties of his office. They a alluded to the value of Mr. Kent's services with ...