... only 21. 81-PULJL- V- • GENFX.EMAN.-A youth of 17, » ooonectri. l«en «ut*ucoa at the Hampillire Kent ijh.atbs' hard labour for burglary. n^. „,n >jk)ous, boots, and other articles from a enuring her ho\isc the dairy window. attempt lu prove the prisoner ...

... be her Majesty’s and in an excited “stand-and- were in a pitiful plight indeed ; most of them were swith out er, Newbarnes, Kent; Andrew Holmes 3 by its former Imperial garrison. The S; er took the chair at four o’clock. held on March 28th.” deliver” style ...

... chairman of the Merchants’ Trading Company, by attributing the foundering of the Golden Fleece to unfair means applied by that gentleman. Neither Mr. Femie nor tiie Golden Fleece was mentioned by name; and the learned judge (Mr. Justice Brett) loft it ...

... lake, in return for services to be rendered by the Czar, say in keeping down Ishmail Pasha ? or have the statesmen on the Golden Horn been seduced by other offers which cannot even guess Whatever the cause, the effect is strange and unfortunate. A PROLONGED ...

... ester-rood, Netting-hill, tavern keeper; Thomas Poolicy, 2, Sommerfield■ place, Boxley-road, Maidstone, Kent, lime merchant; Charles Stansfiefd Hay, Halifax, York, boot dealer; Geoive Harrison, Duslin, Northamptonshire, innkeeper; Edward Band, Northampton, ...

... horse Stamford-street of Mr. Cox, and another bay one Kent, but could not recollect when, nor of whom. I knew that Roger had bought one horse in Stamford-street, and another in Kent, at Maidstone Barracks. I was also present when the horse was purchased ...

... train laden with emigrants of all tires and . male and female, who had jonrueyed dace quarter ' yesterday morning from Maidstone. Kent. am*H i'; *bip Forfarshire, which is start in a flavor J Australia. The ship left London days sgo • but emigrant* obtained ...

... Durnford-etreet, ply ab 4, | i ¥ George’s-terrace, tween 10 and LL o'clock a.m. — ad ANTED, clesa, acti’ not under 25; att W also BOOTS, for Hawton's Crown Hotel, Devooport.— ween 12 and 2. Good references required. OROUGH HOUSEMALD, a, ze about t 35. To wait ...

... election.” Mr. Harpy oN OoNSRRVATIVE Po pr —At Maidstone ov Mr. Gathorne Hardy ed at a banquet to celebrate the return of Viscount Le the of the memisera for Kent. Mr. Bi: He'mesdale and Me. Hart Dyke fer Mid-Kent. In pro: by «tthe great party desired peace ...

... further supply of machine-made boots of a special manufacture will be tried by s limited number of men in selected infantry regiments during the winter, with a view to test the durability of boats against hand- sewn boots, now universally worn by the army ...

... Torqasy+ rienced COOK, good ANTED, a th oroughly ex Golden Lien wages given. Aliso Town-tt es as @ superior person ANTED, NuUseR for three children. ages 8. by don some fand 7 years WwW Darsemal ict kent, Family 10 Lon respectively. ‘of the Address B, A ...

... mysterious past of passing steam barges. story is that tho body was perfectly naked, that kid gloves wero on the hands, and boots on the These gloves and boats were of a quality am! character indicating that the deceased belonged to superior station in ...