... Obeapside, Birmingham. tomnaeat E. Verono, Talle-pitts, Staffordsbire, grocer, NAt sboe dealer, and hosier. S. Nixon, late of Golden-bill. Staffordshire, tnat tW Gill-hank Farm, Go'den hill, diooend vlai taed farmer. W. Jackson, Willenhall, 8t1a.oxl:ntte ...

... number, raoge in date from Tune ttb, to the 12th of last month. CHAPMAN v. LEWIS. The above cause has been tried at the Maidstone assizes* before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury.—We take the following report of the case from The Times:— This ...

... painter and decorator. W'n. Summerton, Pebble Mill, Birmingham, miller. Henry Mitchell, Lincorl, hotel keeper. a John Pritchard, Golden Lion Inn, Frankwell, Shrewsbury, Shropehire, innkeeper, ' Robert Dowse, Hatfield Farm, Stert, near c Devizes, 'Wiltshire, ...

... abhorrence, and if in the Park or Piccadilly you happen to see a man with a glossier hat, a better fitting coat, or a pair of boots that stard out conspicuously bright upon the pavement, you may lay a wager at once that that is the Earl of Beaconefield. And ...

... 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 ...

... was told that he must either pay 200 francs a week more than had been agreed, or leave. He left, shaking off the dust of his boots as a testimony against the Maitre. If that sort of tilings is to go on, the Parisians will find their exhibition as huge a ...

... the darkneslof death envelopes all the world, man will have utilized his nose in holding up his trousers or pulling on his boots. EPITOME OF NEWS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN. A Butler county oil well is said to emit balls of fire, which explode with a tremendous ...

... Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, ir. John Samnuel 6trttt (;odwin, Hnzlewood, Hndlow, Tonbridge, Kent. Cona- mended, Slr. John Samuel Strutt Godwln Class 53. Ilam of any other age-let, Mr. Henry Rigden, I vmintge, Hythe, Kent; 2nd, M~r. J ohn SamuelStrrttG ...

... Guild s of St. Wilfrid's, with the band of the 2 1st ?? and led up b y Fathers Jaclson, J1. Joc , sen., J. Johnson, jun., I Bootes, anI IId ?? Thornton, s ere the next in order. They j a umh ered 't2 0, nud were uniformly h aabitod. Ur. Hal. stead's band ...

... House, Maidstone, Rent (Redheart). Class 28.-Bull Calf, above six and riot exceeding twelve munths ?? prize, 10?., to Mr. L. Ruth, Passing- worth Manor, Waldron, Sussex (Sir Roger).S Second prize, E?. to Mr. H. Page, Walmer Court, Walmer, Kent (Genjerai) ...

... the bottom of the dock, was of ateuacious quality, and six or eight inches indepth, ?? and the deceased bad on heavy nailed boots. Witness the believed that the boats of the deceased were held by the ,on, mud after he had fallen ?? James Lane, a onth hammernman ...

... a petition from a number4of persons associaled together in London, Manchester, Bolton, Mauclesfield, Oldham, Stockport, Maidstone, Newcastle, and other places, reciting the evrzts which had taken place in the East of Europe dur- ing the last two years ...