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... with Mr R. Reece, of Ashford, Kent, to l walk 15 miles in three hours, carrying in each hand a brick weighing not lees than Bilb. The feat came l off on Wednesday. in the presence of a large number of spectators on the Maidstone Road, just out Ashford, Mr ...

... Mr Matton ne Fly (2). Strwken’s Shellout Wea: Mr ns Kunnywede boot Mr iset Kean, White us Baron Mickle beat Sir King John, SUK beat Mir bs 40 Prince, fF Cueveley’s Country Girl beat Mr Kent's Amuscwonut boat A: ms Dwarf. = Cantatrive beat Mi Bi Warra \ ...

... service. That woman's father charge, and the army loses a good soldier. This EASTERN—Bailic ToRRESs. served in the Duke of Kent's regiment for a few |i#n0 imaginary case. Within the last few days the has been informed that a good WIFE AssaULT.—William ...

... at the and is now Jodged in jail. Cannon Street Railway Station, London, by one| ON BoakD SHIPs OF Wak.—A small of the Mid-Kent half-past ten o'clock, |scandal is agitating naval circles in the Western and while walking along the platform he suddenly ...

... with British Arms and Union Jack. The body was much decomposed, and the only clothing upon it was a pair of socks and elastic boots. The beach is strewn with cargo, chiefly beer, tobacco and crockery ; the hull of the vessel can be even on the reef. The value ...

... baa long retired from the stage, and who was yearn ago a star at the London French plays, has jest celebrated at Antenil Ida golden wedding. He and hia wife, married 50 yean ago, were both in excellent health. Thirty children, grandchildren, and nephews ...

... intended to re-introdnee the bill of last extending the joriediction of the Sheriff Courts in Seethed. In reply to Mr T•lbot, Mr (boot ham stated that %rich Bill will he introduced the Hoare of Lords by the Duke of Richmond. Sir M. 11. Beach bas informed Mr ...

... her hair. Saddled and bridled, And booted rule he ; Torn ham; rem' the saddle, But never cam' he I My meadow green, And my corn is unshorn; My born in too big, And my babe is unborn. Saddled and bridled, And booted ride be; Thom hams mom the saddle, But ...

... o'clock in the carrying • long rod sharpened at one end. A rod wan found in his house besmeared blood and hair. ales pair of boots which commend with the marks la the field. A veteri(p.m surgeon said the tows' inte.tinee bad been federated with some sharp ...

... look upon and me gradually Molting into her grave by slow torture that poor unhappy creature whom you Rent to her rest. The 'boots of the mob which aourded like theorise, t this moment distinctly heard in the Court, The JUDGE—I desire not more than to harrow ...

... with REM A The Bast he SAT Dm te Date id Dais, CITY OP LONDON • kw of the City AX IMPORTANT ►IXEMOLD BUILDING ESTATE, utast, Golden Lase, to I 1 there le ea to a short the abosoly la the Ilse of I by the dem fee la I re HARMAN sad MATTHEWS M I ear for tiote ...