... the bottom of the dock, was of ateuacious quality, and six or eight inches indepth, ?? and the deceased bad on heavy nailed boots. Witness the believed that the boats of the deceased were held by the ,on, mud after he had fallen ?? James Lane, a onth hammernman ...

... need of b~l a good and powerful leader around whom to rally. fo 'Mu. F. TowNsEND invites attention to his FisOld 28, Pale and Golden Sherries 36s., 42s., 48s. per doze also, MO Roederer's Carte Blanche Champagne, in pints, 42a per stc dozen. Samiples at F ...

... firewood dealer. Millard, b., of Pulteney-mevae, Bath, livery rtable .keeper, May, T. P., of London-road, Tanbrldge Welli, Kent, aytrdig as. Acklacd, May, and Co,, auctioneers. ; imlth, , of Watkilnon-street, Liverpool, oorn dealer. 1 olomon., Bi. 1Mf ...

... information of their capture was sent to the Kent police officials, it being believed that they were the fellows so long wanted for a long succession of burglaries committed between Dartford and Maidstone. l A number of officers went to Chelmofoid gaol ...

... Whether this theory be true or false, it cannot fall to create painful im- pressionS. It deprives us, like the Greeks, of our golden age, and touches our pride as well as hi~gher feelings. May not the effect be to make men determine to live like the lowrer ...

... cupboard ? France has -her communists and her Pretenders to the Crown. Germany bes her Republicans, and Alsace and Lorraine to boot, and appears to-be in soine danger of- a war of religions. Russia has her Poland, sod is besides undergoing organic changes ...

... season. Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., tk the chair at a banquet which wav held at Maidstone ok. .Sturday, to celebrate the return of Lord Holmes. W&e and Mr. Irfart Dyke for' Mid Kent. In pro. posing. the tost of the evening, Mr. Hardy sa that'the Conservative ...

... number of vagrants relieved on the last day of the week was 792. A boiler belonging to some saw mills in Swan- street, Old Kent-road, yesterday exploded with great violence. Two persons employed upon the premises were killed, many others were injured ...

... AND BEQUE.STS.-The will of GeorgeNeame, Esq., of HEmrbledonm, near Canterbury, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Licutenait for Kent, ?? proved oil the 8th nlt. at the district Registry, Catnterbury, by Alfred Neamne, George Friday Neasne, awnd Austin Nearne ...

... the object of his ambition by entering l'arllament fer Maidstone. As it is not my object In this leoture to dwell on his political career, I may sum it up In a few words. In 1841 he exchanged Maidstone for Shrewsbury. In 1847 he was returned for the county ...

... Shudehill, 'from Wm. Smith to William Killen; Garriok's Head, Fountain-street, from Hugh Carawell to George Guil. laume Giesser; Golden Lion, Deanegate, from Joseph Comaun to David Richardson; Imperial Wreath, Lever- sbreet, fromn Joseph English to James Canfield; ...

... this is the rlewlyaerected ever, e sehoalhouse-an iran struatuce, destireed specially shall is for its present use by Mr C. E. Kent, of Liasten loin i .y road. London, end now the centre of Ranarhl at- (Lou traction. When the train stoppei, straggling Of ...