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... concealed. So they are to some, but others, maybe, can lift np a comer of tlie veil and road the hideons truth underneath the golden covering without much difficulty. Before folk opinions are modified, concealed, principle* abandoned, and with principles ...

... preach lihr farewell' sermon to the congregation of (Jrosw. gar to•n:orrow (Sunday), previous to his re , - moval to Maidstone, Kent, LOCAL PETITIONS TO PARLIAMENT. - In the House- of Commons on Thursday night, . Mr, M'Clnre presented two petitions from ...

... Plays airs from Donizetti, While people walk. And flirt, and talk On Margate Jetty. And damsels there. With golden hair, And brouzv-kid boots so pretty, While pattering feet Makes mosic sweet Margate Jetty. The children, brown As shrimps, come down In ...

... as a strong arm drew them near, ♦nd a low voice whispered close and dear, How fair the waxen flower+ would show, 'Mid the golden braids in the ball-room's glow? Oh the happy silence, hushed and shy, Was it ? Res it I ? The black ice bands crackle am shiver ...

... bitter pill for her to swallow ; hut Horace is her only child—of course, she lias no choice but to forgive him.” Edua shook her golden head and looked very grave. all thought first,” she said. For you must know that I was their confidante, and strongly advised ...

... The ordination of Mr. James Smyth in the congregation of Crossgar, is successor to the Rey. John Martin, removed to Maidstone, Kent. wse appointed for the sth day of May, the Presbytery to hold its regular meeting at 11 o'cleek, on said day, in Cromer ...

... kiue and corn With something Saturnian days. Comes down the golden Sabbath morn. This old kirk road Our fathers trod— Have trod through ages olden. ■ grassy ways, And braes, And whinny hedges golden. . Both and old. thaj-aa «■» andlnn.. At tbe bell', kindly ...

... kaetd with each h)ind inbtMtion. oeer loaelineee. keener and ehnrper, for, than nntht oho bed known hefore, pirroad to bcr Kent tike n barbed errow. '• geeorneot yet, Celcete V' he naked hie aieler, n« he into the room where lore. Merdyn hod jaet reoomed ...

... ero Iho mugislrulos si'dit. . In.pcri.l Thol-. KVcml them, oouvcri;c.l St has joined iho Chish hun-t troop ..f Iho West Kent George’s l. main entrance came ((pieen’s Own) Yeutunury was present the Royal and distinguished gnesls; to the awning drill ...

... none of those disagreeable ways that render a parrenn so insupports able. Although he could easily have shown the hay in his boots, he did not assume the airs of a Marquis of Carahas, and did not delight in bullying his neighbours or in spattering them with ...

... ia in good health, and can read and convent on the topics of the day. death, at Maidstone, of Mrs. Biabcth Weaver, who was in 106th year, is raportad, having ben Msldon, Kent, September 19,1775. She had enjoyed exceptionally good health, and nntil few months ...