... 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 ...

... Burton-on-Trent, April 2D. WHITE-GoLDEN--At Friern Barnet, Middlesex, Mr. Augustus H. S. White, B.SD. -, .A. oleiv. Coll., Lond., Secand Master of the High School, Nottingham, to Mary At. R., daughter of Mr. Thomas H. Golden, of Whetstose, April r?. .tWI ...

... had the victory. General Steele was first umpire. MURDER OF A CHILD IN KENT. Our Maidstone correspondent telegraphs :-A brutal murder has been comn- mitted at Offham, near Maidstone. A labourer named James Parriss, aged twenty-seven, of Offham, killed ...

... MINISTER. At every Library inl the Kingdom, New Novel by tele Authors of Ready-Money Mortiboy, &c., THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY. The TiitEs says: 'The Golden Butterfly' has added to the happiness of mankind; w-e defy any- body to read it with a gloomy countenance ...

... NOTICE-Now ready, at every Library in the Kingdom, THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY. By 1 the Authors of This Son of Vulcan, Ready-Money Mortiboy, My Little Girl, &c. 3 vols. Reprinted from the World. 'The Golden Butterfly' will certainly add to the happiness of ...

... Graham A., M.D., at Lichisfeld, EN~LYvN, Viscoointess, at Golden Grove, Carmarthen- Feb. 17. shire, Feb. eS. - FOaDm Wife of the Rev. C. P., at Rsystone, Ysrkc- FELTON, Mrs. George Ml,ait Sideup, Kent, shire, Feb. eg. Feb. uS (prensaturely, child survived ...

... Billiter-sqoare,' WIttIA~tsoN-KENDALL-At Hovioghias, Robiert London), nod Brockley, Kent, to Cleinentia E. I., son of Mi'. Robart W~illiamnson, of Suiny Bask, Harrison, of Boot Bergisolt, daughter of thle late Ripon, to Pansy, daughter of Mr. Willinam Mr. ...

... one of the Saxon kings had a castle and also a town, which was denominated from them, Bertiestad, now Bersted, near Maidstone, in Kent, stad and sted denoting in the Saxon language a town.' And then follows the rest of the absurd story. Another case ...

... 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 ...

... daughter of Mr. Rev. George Graham, M.A., Vicar of Christ Horatio N. Dickson, of St. Mary's-place, South Church, ' Bexley-heath, Kent, to Alice M. E., IKeesibigton, April 27. daughter of Mr. Edward NV. Gilbert, of Bruns- DiLL.Lisr-MFI. FOR-At Prestwich, Rev ...

... Bickley, Mr. John H. Johnstore, Barrister-at-Law, to Josephine, daughter of the late Mr. J. J. Wells, of Southboroitgh, Bickley, Kent, June 5. KILVERT-PITCAURN-At St. barnabas, Kensing- ton. Edward N., son of Rev. Robert Kilvert, MPA., to Eleanor C. S., daughter ...

... Thou-as, at Alorningtori-crescent, STALLARnD, scife of Mr Frederick, Barrister-at. N.W., Jure 27. Law , at Lesrisham-hill, Kent, June 27. SMrT %ife of Rev. R. W. J., at Blyfleet, Wey. VAN DERVELL. Mrs. W. F., at Hayfield, Canterbury- budge Junle aS road ...