... Walter Cordingley; 'Mechanic's Pride Lodge, Leiston, E.S. William Chandler; Gurdon LodFe, Grundisburgh, P.Gi 'William Mtyhew; Golden E.eapers Lodge, Ips' *wich, G.M. Wm. E. Leggett; Working Men's Col. lege Lodge, Ipswich, P.G. Eli Morley; Excelsior lLodge ...

... increase of Mr. Kent's salary. At the same ; time the Committee were desirous of expressing their unanimous feeling of approval of the manner in which El Mr. Kent had fulfilled the duties of his office. They a alluded to the value of Mr. Kent's services with ...

... to be taken to the flagship Portsmouth. Friday evening about sixty of the younger members of the church and congregation of Kent street Chapel held a social tea together in the school-room, after which a meeting was held, presided over by the llev. W. ...

... pair of boots, the property of John Knight.—The prosecutor is a bootmaker, carrying on business in Commercial-road, and on Wednesday last he missed the boots in question from the shop door. The same evening the prisoners attempted to pledge the boots at the ...

... D.G.M. Christopher Grant and officers and brethren represent. ing the Orwell, Briton's Pride, Cardinal Wolsey, and Golden Reapers Lodges, to witness the admission of Mr. A. F. Vulliamy a d Mr. J. B. Fraser as honorary members, and Mr. E. C. Snell ...

... Rendlesham Hall, Suffolk. ar The funeral of Sir Joseph Hawley, Bart., took place as on Tuesday at Leybourne Church, near Maidstone. le Lady Hawley end hier second daughter were present, la and remained by themselves during the service, apart S from the ...

... River are the only companies which have during the past twelve months is uniformly supplied efficiently filtered water. The Kent Company's water, from dcopwvells in the chalk, was bright, palatable, and wholesome. It is shown in the return of the Registrar- ...

... Shudehill, 'from Wm. Smith to William Killen; Garriok's Head, Fountain-street, from Hugh Carawell to George Guil. laume Giesser; Golden Lion, Deanegate, from Joseph Comaun to David Richardson; Imperial Wreath, Lever- sbreet, fromn Joseph English to James Canfield; ...

... the incessant tramping of the multitude, into a quag. mire, which made perambulation so difficult that next morning several boots and shoes were found sticking in the mud. The entertainments were of the usual excel- lent character, and if the weather had ...

... received reports of the appearance and capture of fireflies from Bonchurcb, in the Isle of Wight, Fordingbridge, Keston Common in Kent, Penzance, and several other places. The light they emit is sufficient to read by when number have been confined in a tumbler ...

... at X Lowestoft; William Blake, attempting to commit murder by drowning at Lowestoft; Stephen Oxborrow, stealing a pair of boots at Lowestoft; James Watson, stealing four watches at Halesworth; Emma Smith, obtaining goods by false pretences at Halesworth ...

... and Mr. Biddock was pitched violently his head, sustaining concussion of the brain. He was conveyed to the West Kent Hospital, at Maidstone, and died tooa after midnight. Ho leares a widow. Ostrich Farminci. experiment of farming ostriches for the purpose ...