... less, and we believe that Exeter is at present restored to its normal condition. In one or two other towns, and notably in Maidstone, similar dis- turbances have taken place. But in all the riot which threatened at first has died peaceably out, and the whole ...

... his ?? mangling his back, let us give him a turn or ot thumbscrew; let us enliven his existence wit' okcn applications of the boot; let us-all in the i humanity-torture the devil out of him by with the red-hot pincers. He could but regi.ie I- to kill the ...

... 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 ...