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... eldeet'son of Mr. T. C. King, the great tragedian of Drury Lane Theatre. This young and talented gentleman, had already gained golden opinions.” A special telegram to the Eastern Budget dated Rome, May 17, says : All the Austrian bishops are now here. Most ...
... showers in the north, they were but sufficient to rather check advancing rates. The storm Thursday night scarcely reached to Maidstone, and was too hasty to do permanent good, though very refreshing to the dust-clad herbage and languid foliage. As frequently ...
... GOODS. ' Good Minna Bordeaux Claret (vintage, RICKNAOAVNA, eituate in the Bracey id (brier Newry, May, 1872. szT.Tzrn WATER. BOOTS AT THE VICTORIA. In the Ith int., Cl the Find 18651 m mature 4 .• .. 1155 - and County of Armagh, containing 1101 e. or. Sop ...
... II 94 NA -RAP A SAD TALE OF SHIPWRECK. The following is the narrative of Mr. John Saville, first mate of the American ship Golden Hind, wrecked on the coast of Patagonia in June last on her voyage from New York for San Francisco. The ship met with very ...
... Tee Prince of Wales has sent a donation of 25 guineas towards the Building Fund of the Hospital for Menses of the Throat (Golden Square, London), of which institution his Royal Highness is the patron. An accident of an alarming character happened on Sunday ...
... LISBON BLACK GRAPES. FINE NEW VALENCIA RAISINS. FINE KENT COB NUTS. FINE MESSINA NUTS. KEILLER’S NEW BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY, and STRAWBERRY JAMS, GOOSEBERRY JAMS and JELLIES. THOMAS GBEEN & CO. GOLDEN TEA POT, NEWBY. M'BLAIN & CO., WINE MERCHANTS. Newbit ...
... FINE KENT COB NUTS. FINK MESSINA NUTS. KEILLER’B NEW BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY, and STRAWBERRY JAMS. GOOSEBERRY JAMS and JELLIES. NEW LAYER MUSCATEL RAISINS. NEW AMERICAN APPLES. NEW FIGS, very fine. NEW FIiENCH CURRANTS. THOMAS G£££N & CO. GOLDEN TEA POT ...
... purchased for him by the Crown sslile confined in Rally• hot Bridewell, wore snow•whito linen, a collar. brit no tie. him boots were well polished, and his hair was neatly combed. When on the drop he said, May the L urd forgive toy enemies, and while ...
... -.-011 Fri• mooring, at Tonbridge. Kent, Mary of independent means, of t'den. to a month'. imprison. wilfully neglecting to find her child, a girl four, with food and clothin g . Th e child,,* her dirty rage and boots, only weighed Anlb. Tee Canterbury ...
... say that golden tresses are not set off to advantage having roses entwined in their braids? Can anyone doubt that, even from aesthetic point of View, a gracefully'mouldered arm is not all the better look upon by being surrounded jewelled golden bands, or ...
... 86a 6d to 88s 6d. Peas —Canadian, 83a Cd. Other articles unchanged. LONDON POTATOES—Nov. 29.—Moderate supply. Trade steady. Kent regents, 100 s; to 1,80 s; Essex, 100 s tol30e; rocks, 70s to 80s; flakes, X3os to 1455; Victorias, 130 s to 115 s per ton ...
... rspecially while it fails acoord equal rights to tb. bore, an provided in that - loth prevail in Kent Ths Med. way on Friday flooded to its highest paint at Maidstone. have in some plaewl been washed away, and oonsiderabl damage has been done to property, a ...