... Sir Joseph Thackwell, • Waterloo hero, who died in 1859.—A Maidstone correspondent reports the death, at Maidstone, of Mrs Elizabeth W , who was in her 106th year, having been born at Maldon, Kent, Sept. 19, 1775. She had enjoyed exceptionally good he a ...

... resided at Saint i; , •rman-en-Lye. Probshly this will explain hook Ma inquires about was printed in Paris. N. Juan. A,liford, Kent. Tour or TOL MCTINT AT SPITHLAD AND Noxe.--1 was very much surprhol on reading MAYOR'S note respecting the above work. know ...

... committees. Or A CENTINARIAII.—The Ant Cowdy Sin:eland records the death, in her 105th year, of Elizabeth Weaver, firing in Maidstone. Her husband dial in his Path year, her father in his 104th, sad her grandfather is his 105th. Deceased, whew in her 161st ...

... from forty to fifty yeah ago. be would undoubtedly, in Mr Rag's expressive vernacular, have swung for it. Bexley Heath, Kent. JONATHAN Boycotts. THS Ygw.—l am aware that the Furies were suppond to make their torches of yew, but why did a funereal or ...

... His horse Stag was led in the rear of the car by M, Gamble, the chief of the late Emperor's stud stables, the Prince's boots dangling at the charger's aide. The rude bier was drawn slowly by eight horns, caparisoned in black, and immediately behind ...

... in the middle of the month. Charles Dickens's hat letter, dated the of June, 1870, has just been presented by Mr Charles Kent to the British Museum, where, it is believed, it will before long be on view smarm the eases devoted to the exhibition of ...