... near Sheffield on Saturday. Mr. ison, who was driving omnibus Abboydale, leaned over the ** boot to put the brake, and, in doing so, fell between the ** boot” and the horses. This frightened the animals, and they started off at terrific pace. Mr. Thompson ...

... ven 4 crtabllshment, and dil good business with gaitry and farmers In that part of Kent. Tbo first stable introduced our b«ro was a long well lighted place, well kent, and as sweet nut. Now, sir,” he soil, '* k’ndly look about you.” There seemed to be ...

... Act, which came into operation on the Ist of January. Tuesday. Mary Ann Hutchinson, wife of a tisb hawker at East OrunsUMMl, Kent, killed another woman named Sarah Wilkins by striking her under the right ear in the street. Jealously is supposed to the cause ...

... hostler came down with Wheeler’s dandy boots in his hand; he hail brushed [ one, when I happened to sec something that made me anxious to get the dirty boot. The hostler went out a minute, and I snatched up the boot, and made for home. Well, squire, I took ...

... Imperialism has diaa|>* peered from France. The army has jus: *eo supplied with na%r oalours and A wreath of laur.d traversed a golden dart takes the of tbs old Impoti.vl eagle, and tha hi?*. » R.F.,” together wl'di tko ragiu.uttal number c In broKas-, add ...

... sighted op 1,600 yards, of Germany is 1,750, and the French 1 970. * are informed nor Maidstone oorrespondent the death cf Sir William Yard ley, cf Hadlon Park, Tunbridge, Kent, who, from ISSO to 185 S, was Chief Justice of Bombay. The deceased was sixty eight ...

... mcrchanU. This nephew was not particularly good roan, although of course hi* powtion gave him every advantage and gained him golden opinions. He w.re, moreover, desperately love with cousin Ellen; and, 1 telling secret*. I may well mention that the old gentleman ...