... stationed at Sewbridge. were entered, and amongst other attielei stolen were four suits of clothes, two overcoats, pair of boots, half doz.•n of shirts. sue• s. and a valuable wart pin. vaapie on rests on a soldier who endeavored to a clots. the prop, ...

... eminence In Ito ows asten. sire grounds. and Is ettu.kted In the nso.t healthy and pktereense part at the Isuutifel County Kent. .3 AOKNTS WANTED for the Wed lb* Meter, 51 the lekb Nation:and other Inst. National Works' Nthe popular authors.. Miss enlace ...

... H Coone;-. Gore, H A ; A ConnoUj, Lloyd, Stanleton Cotton, AA : Parkinson, Gnisford, Glare. Mlli Hajobs— L’Estranpc, Royal Boots Pusiliers : Now* lan, Regiment: Shaw, Douplaa Mercer, Vesey Davoreo. M Lewis, Percy Greco, Mnrphy, C A Cooper, DOyley Monckkon ...

... e H. Rowan, Esq, Highstreet, Kilkenny. King’s County—William P H Lloyd Vaughan, Esq, Golden Grove, Roacrea. Leitrim County—George Marsham, Esq, Hayleplace, Maidstone, Limeriok County—Charles B Barrington, Esq, Glenstal, Murroe. Limerick City—William L ...

... plain, came a maa, taj] and and country,bit so strange t that we Breeches of some ataff, that knee, where they met by im boots; 8 his knees; a breastplate with green, that leo ca shone like the ailver ; belt over a peir of Besides the bo balanced on ...

... eminence in its own aiten. vs grounds, and is situated Mes tha most osealby end Icturesque part of the beauttiul CountyJ of Kent. 168 DUBLIN. SHORTHAND CLAS.1 D ~13 iWESTL~AXD-RONY. 9 Ur. P. Q 4ARD. 1;ettchpr of Pi4onstq Shorthand, begs to announde the ...

... add that it is inliniteljr credible that any prophecy now levelling the provincial paper • BeueoiuifieU. -In refuses the Golden Fleece and asks permission to decline the rank Field- Marshal. In 18M writes a novel called I’layitg iritk PxHtict* full of ...

... practice lie* - piofoadion in Edinburgh. | Pomestic I'ets.—Matiimouial eulkfb The Trinl y Corporation liav© to clear Tuino in a Boot.—The laat ' -i., iway the of the C. M. Palmer out the fairway j * Sphered Amusement. —Calico *ba!l». ■*' S..U i» gout ? .eeu ...

... bore a repreentation of a t 5st~alwsrt reaper cuttin a field of ripe grain, while h;jis wife and happy jl'dn an, by, with golden 1 eava m- theii arMs. That of the msarin-ers. showed a-lifeboat puttitng'ofin a boisterous sea, while a vision of the Blessed ...

... bore a representation of a etalllSlt reaper cutting a field of rips grain, while Lis - wife end happy cairsa stood by ..rite 'golden sheaves in their arm. That of the mariners showed a Hi:but putting ofi' in • boisterous ma, *tale a Tipton of the Blamed Virgin ...

... her dress. She mast pawn her ring ; perhaps m a day or two she may it She had not far in that locality look for tbe three golden balls, but when she arrived the door she felt if she commit burglary. She stood the window and looked the display of ticketed ...

... tho chest. ; sustain the weight. In 1418, iron balls were not used for cannon, sines ; we find an order for making, at Maidstone, in Kent, : 7,000 stone ballets for the King's ordnance. There is man only twouty-five years age who has already married fourteen ...