... his approach. In a colleotion of fans In London is one made by a lady of Normandy. The beautiful lace work is woven of her golden hair, and the sticks are inlaid with delicate Polished crescents made with her finger nails.. There vras a most uproarious ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the upper room. It is a landscape of large dimensions, embracing an extensive tract of land and water scenery, bathed in the golden light of the setting sun, which suffuses every object upon the canvas. If Air. Cole had painted no other work, this woula ...

... Professor Gamngee (Owens College), &c. GEOLOGY. Mr. W. Pengelly submitted the twelfth report of the committee for exploring Kent's Cavern, Devon- shire. The cavern furnished a considerable amotnt of geological education. Many had gone there with strong ...

... Tylit. drs per. Macre, Joho, of Aldeburghl, Norfolk, trioblayer sod fti erre. Pyilne, Sidney H.. of Bromley-rosil, Beckeniham, Kent, ,-Ioiiier and outtitter Woodrinoon Elizabethi, ef Wanrsheck-place, Dcggerhaolk, Xiorptth, widow, tedgiog-lrousei keeper. ...

... have been arrested on suapicion of connivance with the robbers. ; OirICIAL. VANDALISm.-Astle? Uouse, in the ; igh-street of Maidstone, one of the few fine old houses remaining in that town, was advertised to d be sold last Thursday, to be pulled down in order ...