... adornment tlian the m- k^'O'is 0f art. If, however, their apparel be their feet are well protected with good 51 fashionable boots. Tue very ill^en, notwithstanding the dry and « ,,7;ito, are all well shod, and m 1.1- Set contrast favourably with s>mihir ...

... or three centuries the feetQ f men and horses have traversed its oourt- yard. Then tllbre ate r9P'Z 91d tostexiq lik9 thv Golden Cross at Oxford. Yon Ontet a spacious Irregular quadrangle, with the most curios little snug- geries, here and there, for ...

... for a race in August, on the ground that it would be impossible to row so late in the year. The Prince Imperial arrived at Maidstone on Mon. afternoon on a few visit to Viscount Holmeadale, M P., at Linton-park. He was warmly received by a crowd at railway ...

... Bride, Ramsey, Isle of Man Capt. John Rosser, Cambrian place Knight Miss M. H. Nottage Court, Porthcav. Kilpick Rev W, J. Maidstone, Kent Kilpick, Mrs J. W., do do Rev J. G. Gauntlett, Holy Trinity Vicarage KnowlesRev Francis, Silsden Parsonage, via Leeds ...

... the room of Mr. Benson, who has resigned. Mr. Marsham was calledto the bar at the Inner Temple in i86o. He is Recorder of Maidstone. IRISH LOYALTY. Our Dublin correspondent mentions the fact, as a practical comment upon the writing of the extreme Nationalist ...

... room of Mr. Benson, who has resigned. Mr. Marsham was t calle~to the bar at the Inner Templ± in i86o. He is Recorder of Maidstone. I IRISH LOYALTY. Our Dublin correspondent mentions the fact, as a practical comment upon the writing of the extreme Na ...

... felony had been proved, and committed de. er fendant to one month's hard labour. HEDON. CLOTHING AND BOOT CLUB.-The annual distribution e of clothing and boots to the usembers connected with e ~this club has taken plece in the Town Hall. Messrs. I a Davis ...

... Guzwell, said on the 16th he saw Groves seated on the stairs in their store leading to the.- sail-l loft. He had a wellington boot on his foot, and said to has I a lad. with him, It is just my fit. Witness told NPllce. Glan constable Lomas, and they together ...

... balance-sheet of the Stepleford o I'l Co-operative Society ahows that the following business hand a in been done :-Grocery, boots, &c., 1,0751 6s.' 4d; butchering, 4881. 5s. 41d. Nottingham traders, 1071. 18s. 6d. There is ida likelihood of a reading-room ...

... tie lotwer lcAeves; wiestic, as tues ggroundiiases, the opeti moor A!Iir: ws lisesrer, wc~th its greet Masuses or coloitr, golden midtl glee i, pirrole at it grceii. oc a thow en I dark breast, ctc spring, citatioen-. aild aetitons liring out their gor ...

... ? will (dated May Ml Otls, 1860), -with eleven codicils, of Mr. Edward lloyds It If ico, late of Dane Court, Tilmuanatone, Kent. who died on tb Nov. 27th last, was proved on the 21st ult. by Endward I'li Bridges Rice, thee son, and the Rev. Sir John IR ...

... in I 1824, that had the present gentleman travelled in the same circle he would -not have told us the goose that laid the golden egg when too late, ?? rememiber myI father saying that 1after thought was worth naught, a I ~vould asic Mr. Creyke the kind ...