... been madleby alight un boot, and presented nothing remarkable; bet that of which s tue cast was taken offered several means of identification. Suspicion having fallen upon the prisoner he was arrested, as and on one of his boots being compared with the ...

... 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 ...

... Irving will deliver Hood's a Dreant of Eugene Arnm.-Mr. James AIhery wfill rood Oar Secretary's PReply.-To conclude with BOOTS AT THq'E SWAN Mr. J. I. Toole, M~r. Irving, and M~rs. Leigh. dc THEATRE 0 RAL, OLYMPIC. ve Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. HL. Liston ...

... Wales. Established 1814, U, Catherine Street, Strand, London,W.C. Lists on application. HY. ARCHER and CO.'s N REGISTERED GOLDEN BIRDSEYE; • VIRGINIA, RETURNS, AND SMOKING MIXTURE. Sold only in 2 or 4oz. Packets, or 1-lb. & t-Jb. Tins, at 6s. per lb. ...

... Cu~tbush, late of Y~aling and Maidatone, Kent, -who died in January lest was,'pr~ovedn an Londonon onthe 6th inst., under £7O,00 personialty, by Mary Cutb'ush, th'erelict, siid Mr'Ju~homas Edmseft, of Maidstone. 'The will ?? Henry W~ooaI, formerly of Dummer ...

... Thomas Cutbush, late of Yalding and Maidstone, Kent, who died in January last, was proved in Lon- don on the 6th inst., under .£70..000 personalty, by Mary Cutbush, the relict, and Mr. Thomas Edmott, of Maidstone. He has left several legacies to his ...

... Maidarone, Kent, wire died. its Jun. lust, ?? proved ixr Lonrdoni, on the Gil, inst,, uenders 70,000 irersonralty. He lbus betiur utired to the Kent Ophthalnnii Hosplitssl, tire West ?? Hospital asrd Infirmrary, and. tire Blue- coat itt Maidstone oatcl 2100 ...

... barrister- at-law, April 20, at 12. WpWlarxwaso ?? Weet Derby, lanreahire, boilermaker, PUBLIC EXAMATIONS. April 20. T. Pooy. Maidstone lime ?? 26. A. G Neale, Gzeenvich oieesanonger-ApriL 12. J. Jefries, EMle. meret Shropebire, ?? J2. 3. Bird, inn., Daventry ...

... 240 The following ladies presided at the trays: aI tio _Misse Ciron, Mr.Lk, Veilson, Mrs. H. Calvert, the aN ?? ?? -1 Mrs. Kent Mr. L! Fojp'T fr-t, Mrs. Marthand, si son, is Mtear. rs.Delire rs M nin Mr. it. ?? - a. aihhos Mes rnwe, Mrs. artly Mis owe ...

... district. Th A SECRET WORTH fINOWING. -All, who wer pal only Gullet's Boots, fitted on at his shop are free from few corns, bunions, and deformed feet. Ladies and Gentlemen, th, try these boots, and learn that secret.-41, Fishergate- en. Advt. fe.n RAILWAY TRAFFIC ...

... race, Brompton, ?? 1. H. J. Elliott, xentish Town-road, corn ?? 18. 4 Clemans, Westerham, Kent, ?? 29. M. Lawson, Leeds taflor-)uue 29, E. Lambert, Leeds, boot and shoe ?? 29. T. Pen Guiseley, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer- June 29.8 ff.erlft ...

... hIUmpstend. Grosoveuor Lodge (No. 1,257), Victoria (Met. Dist.) Sintimi, Duhe of Edihburgh Lodge (No. 1,259), New Globe, Bow-road. Golden litele Lodge (No. 1 261), Groat Western Hlotel, Bayswater. Royal Staudaird Lodge (No. 1,2D), fMlnrrjUOss, CuLacnbhry. Temperallee ...