... lecture for the new year in connection with the Young Men's Christian Association was delivered at the Beneficial Society's Hall. Kent-street, Portsea, on Tues- day evening, by Mr. John Lee, ot London, the subject being Personal Adventures in New Zealand. ...

... pslin Bilton .8 5ditto .5 8 1 Girls, ditto, ?? it ?? 10 ?? tBoys' half-boots, nailed ?? E. Morris 4 ?? 6 Children's half-boots .Bi..lton ?? 6ditto . 8.. .. 4 Infanto'half-boots, ?? 10 ditto. ?? 60 Men's low quarter shoes ?? 0ditto ?? 6'0 The tender ...

... M. Wells was nominated as chairman for the ensuing year, but, having declined to serve, his name was withdrawn, and Mr. W. Kent, the late Vice- Chairman, was elected as his successor, Mr. Whitcomb being appointed to fill the vice-chair. The charge against ...

... and WI'orks.-The Mayor; Aldermen Sheppryd, RiJoutt, and Batchulor; aIesqrm. R. Bitclelr. Grov,-s, Miller, W. Kent, HF-rby, Cousinf , Blake, Boot r, Ent, Martm Palme, Rice, G Yo and Gibbs. Botn Auus , Youngl Paler, Rice, ?? May; Aldermen Hellard Dore, and ...

... opinions, He should support Mr. Kent's amend. mnent, for he looked upon it ns being a very good one, and the only one the council could adopt with safety.'-Mr. Alderman STIGAceT did not see that any la harm could arise from Mr. Kent's proposition. He ques. tioned ...

... any means which will attain their object.- Jon1- ?? and Milifca-g Gazette.. the KENT STREET CH&PEL..0R Thursday evening a mret lecture was delivered by Mr. Jabez Warn, in Kent-street1 nuef~f. Chapel, Portsea, on .'The Polar Regiolns and Whale that Fishing; ...

... her; the lowest rate was in Chichester, at is. 3i. per mem- e ber. The rate of mortality per cent. in England was 2 26. t, KENT STREET CHAPEL SUNDAY SCROOL.-TLfIS tl closing entertainment for the present season on behalf of the above school was given ...

... Bateman; 2, Mr. Hutt, Thrupp. Golden Pencilled Hamburghs-I, Mr. Henry Piper, Oxford; 2, Mr. H. Piper (but as the exhibitors are allowed to take but one prize in a class the second prize was given to Mr. Heath.) Golden Spangled-Two entries, but not worthy ...

... Whether this theory be true or false, it cannot fall to create painful im- pressionS. It deprives us, like the Greeks, of our golden age, and touches our pride as well as hi~gher feelings. May not the effect be to make men determine to live like the lowrer ...

... Rector of Croft, York. f Rev. S. B. Lobb to be Rector of Kenardington, Kent.. . Rev. T. Martyn to be Rector of lulgershall, Bucks. ' Rev. T. Moore, Vicar of Holy Trinity Chureh, Maidstone, to be I Chaplain to the Troupe at Mal stone. Rev. P. H. Monypenny ...

... to be taken to the flagship Portsmouth. Friday evening about sixty of the younger members of the church and congregation of Kent street Chapel held a social tea together in the school-room, after which a meeting was held, presided over by the llev. W. ...

... pair of boots, the property of John Knight.—The prosecutor is a bootmaker, carrying on business in Commercial-road, and on Wednesday last he missed the boots in question from the shop door. The same evening the prisoners attempted to pledge the boots at the ...