... for paving works; and granted permission to the vestry of St. Luke, Old-street, to borrow 3,000 for making a new street from Golden-lane to Aldersgate-street, and 3,030 for widening Lamb's-passage, Bunhill-row. The Works and General Purposes Committee reported ...

... Ol-sret Weimslorld Wvard-Crst. Churc Schoolsoo, Dorese-street, 1iw dsarnd-road. i iiggirstor, Ward-rubihic Elementwr Bchool, Maidstone- Anton Warfl-I'iibhii Elementary School, Pownall-road, near oQuocn's-i'nl. VoR Tiil. PRISHn OF ST. alArrEW, DErEaeAL-ORSENS ...

... with red wine it it, which tasted delicious to my parched mouth. Our boots and socks were taken off, and the porters perched them- selves on the roof of the hut, prepared the boots with dubbing, and kept them in the sun. But they soon had to bring them ...

... not put there by him, and that he gave it to the boots at an hotel at Brighton, who got it changed for him at the bank there. He believed the prisoner was wanted also for something at Maidstone. Mr. Knox committed the prisoner for trial. PETROLEUM ...

... in October last to three years at a reformatory. She now swore that her mother had repeatedly told her to steal potatoes, boots, and other things while she was in service. The prisoner was convicted and sentenced to six months' hard labour. The Rectory ...

... pore of their skin. A man named John Carter. about thirty-five years of age, made a desperate attempt to murder his wife at Maidstone yesterday. Mrs. Carter had been out shopping, and as she entered the street door, her husband came behind her, and, seizing ...

... James-street, Heary Edwd. 3 Davis to Timothy Edward Dunn. Newington, December 14. ST. GEoRGE.-World Turned Upside Down, Old Kent-road, George Thomas Ratclyfe to WillIam George Stanton. ST. OLcvg.-Royal Oak, Tooley-street, William John M'Kone and Joseph ...

... has no less than eight clever dames and damsels prepared to rival etch other and all 'comers in drnving the arrov into the golden centre. After every volley -after eah ladyhas fired her duenumber of shots-a march is made to the targets, where a position ...

... JAMES, Coleman-street, C~ty, and Albany-terrace, victoria-park, accountant, Jan. 28, at 1. S COAD, JAMES, Sherwood-street, Golden-square, journeymantailor, f lnoDEsFeRDER5cz, Euston-squareX late captain in the army, - MACLEAN, MOIRA, LiVicpcol-strcet, ...

... I have noct had clean flannel for a month. I have been here a month on .Saturday, and it is time I should be at homie. My boots has worn. out. His lordship next referred to the arrangement which was evidently made for the purpose of keeping the unhappy ...

... of Kent, an inspector 'offactories.' Mr. -Kent 'had been'twie mairied. By, his first'wife- he had 4three daughters and a son. - Soon- after her death he married his governess, and by her he had two daughters and a. second son, Francis- Savile Kent, who ...

... the Division are represented to be well conducted, the Volunteer battalion especially, under Colonel Du Plat Taylor, earning golden opinions by the clheer- fulness and jollity with which they support the hardships of the life, and the strict discipline and ...