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... Cavalry, Chester end the transfer of Hergrant William Smith from the 4th Rifle Brigade. Dublin, to the W**t Kent light Infantry Militia, Maidstone. si. Corsrr Liobt IsrswruT.—Lieutenant Blake, of the Dublin County Militia, ha* be-n attached to the Battalion ...
... crowds became greater and greater—they came from all directions, by road, rail and river Woolvioh. The South Eastern and Midland Kent lines were one mass of carriages, and the roads leading Chisle hurst were blocked with equifttges and vehicles of every ui-cription ...
... Nearly all the per•mu were dressed in mourning, awl only some half a dozen uniforms were to seen, worn bjr Knglub aoklien boot Woolwicb garruof*. the villuge of Chulclmrst the oil the were drwwo, .ml the bell, the church ami the Catholic chapel tolled ...
... constracted. The spot, however, upon which it stands is one of the most charmiingly picturesque parts of the beautiful county of Kent, and it is proposed by tho wcalbkitrportion of the Catholic residents to en- large the Church to proportions more worthy cf ...
... II 94 NA -RAP A SAD TALE OF SHIPWRECK. The following is the narrative of Mr. John Saville, first mate of the American ship Golden Hind, wrecked on the coast of Patagonia in June last on her voyage from New York for San Francisco. The ship met with very ...
... Gd. MEN’S STRONG LACED 8«. Gd.. 95.. 10s. 6d. MEN’S STRONG SHOOTING BOOTS .. 12s. Gd., 14b. 6d •‘SgS REPAIRS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.] BOYS AND GIKT.S BOOTS IN CHEAT VARIETY. • STOCK CLOGS OF AIL SIZES KEPT AT All, TIMES HANDS. VT A Mr ...
... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1#73. 1 i li ; • Vltilf. BNoWDROPS aw Nitth, Beneath the hitter skim C .tao tomb 1..w.br0r4 sweet, Kenting M winterab le meek And kiely To pools my they bloom Is Winter's gloom. And Spring hes gently maid ; Pot emr in my Norm They ...
... erig'neer who may be appointed to .he Loan Cumtuiss:oners.--Teurs faithfully, J. W. Comm H. N. Nevins, Esq., Waterford. Mr Kent said that something had appeared from the Loan Cormaissieners to the effect that they would grant a loan of some of the money ...
... ’s customs will Bed their interest* meetly attended to. —OB IMPORTANT SALE BOOTS AND SHOES, K ERIE’S,. GOLDEN BOOT HOUSE, W, KOBtH STBEET. THE *Btln Stock ol First-Class BOOTS and UlOtS (lor which be is celebrated), .•Dooming to £2437 18S 6d most b« great ...
... POLTFOLIO. ANReHOTR OF NA IRON.—When the first menof-war Nelson served in was paid off he wee Kent in a merchant ship to the West Indies, where he contracted inch a dislike to the navy that it was with difficulty that his uncle, Captain Suckling, could ...
... preach lihr farewell' sermon to the congregation of (Jrosw. gar to•n:orrow (Sunday), previous to his re , - moval to Maidstone, Kent, LOCAL PETITIONS TO PARLIAMENT. - In the House- of Commons on Thursday night, . Mr, M'Clnre presented two petitions from ...
... with Mr. it. Recce, Ashford, Kent, to we'k 15 n'iles in three houre, carrying in each hand a brick weighing not less than 6slb. The feat came off Wednesday, in the presence of a large number of spectators, on the Maidstone Road, just out of Ashford, Mr ...