... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...