... justices of the peace for the of where he in of wards. on r iewr fi t Id f 7 when :he asked him how she could o id, with He Kent, at residence, Ronnabill Villa, Syarnhion, turning from his search, if had been . ____ oathe a and and patient answered the ...

... Dimberline, 2,587 ; Bakers, London Union-E. Adams, 3jo; Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders' Society- Robyn Knight, 18,000; Boot and Shoemakers' Amalgamated Sod •ty-Georgo Oilger and W. Wakeling. 6,000; Carpenters and Joiners, Amalgamated ioeiety of-J ...

... before the Longton Mr. Welsh made an application on beh s lf Messrs. Glover, brewers, for the renewal of thd. cease of the Golden Lion Inn, Market street. lb license was renewed last year on the undena_esi. ing that the old house, which is a small dilapidg ...

... Burton 16, Kent 24, eliddlebrook 6, and Walthall 1 assistance than would be found who would give works_ Without of a the heavy 1. The second vote Beardmore 12, Burton li, them the cold shoulder. While thinking over the I of the reached the Kent 21. The last ...

... : I • Poor Sam—is he dead? She was at once removed shabbiness can hardly imagine a contented man writing ser- to the West Kent Infirmary, where the proper moss. (Laughter.)—The Clerk : you , can speak restoratives were applied and she recovered, and ...

... has been convicted of perjury I mated a great cloth robbery at one of the factories, stealinga box containing a number ot boots, valued in relation to an with which the former was 1 and in June, 1877 when escaping through a wood at £l2, the property of ...

... WORRTING.—During the past week to keep its above water. Of the hurtful effects I numerous roses of sheep worrying by dogs Neat Kent, and upon , occurred in farmers cod flock. of the hereditary principle they saw an example in mestere in the neighbourhood ...