... duty of all men to study the laws of their holy, no less than those of their mind . In the pages of this work will be f mud golden rules fur regul ling the one and preserving the otherMork Lane , March 91, 1056. Currie ow Ilansuon.—The author Las conferred ...

... rehentra, was again brought up charged vith otwaining by fraudulent pretence. from Mr. Clsxton, isomeitawilee, wf Broadsetrect, Golden-square, a weekly Pam ZS oantostatiag in the whole to XlOB. It will tie collecteil„tbat the prisoner had imposed upon Mr. Claxton ...

... factor. —O. July and 1. Jury. Maidstone, Kent, tallarn-4J. M OWL sea Brandon-stree t WaMurtl, chemist—A. Handball, Great Poribusdctreet, boot raster. —J. Lvennett, Higb-street, Poplar, ern dealler.—E. W. Warman, Charlton, Kent, widow.—T. OW&be, Fort-street ...

... book keeper. &Weld. Durhme llcermed Actualise. Mediae, Inneeiot, glewesstle.upon.Tyne, tailor. Whitehouse, gamed. Birmingham, boot maker. Bu George, Birmingham, refreshment room limner. Bichuie. George. Blrmingliiim. 0001 =ker. Yucatan William, Bristol, ...

... Draw, John Poo, Gores, OrMitim. licensed victuaSer. Moore. daomel, West bus:el. butnursetsblee. but Past., William Maidstone. Kent, boot maker. The Rtiaidain it is said, boa addressed an ultimata= to CardWid Antonehi to the effect, that if the Pope will ...

... from Edmonton to Croydon, sod flee Hampton Danford. It therefore includes ' r arts of Middlenx.S erne, Kent, and Klan. lb. parts which are in Kent ard • Essex have teen surveyed. and ' the peas widish ars in Medlar.: aad Surrey are in pro. amen. and the ...

... the ' night. Mr. Deedes was a magistrate and deputy-lientenant for Kent, and chairman of the general sessions for the county. He was • Conservative In politics, and ant toe East Kent from 1815 to 1857, when he was defeated, hut was re-elected is December ...

... child, of English breed, who would net bowie-knife themselves if they ever dreamed that such a degraded fate awaited their golden Staten to be connected with Mexico, under French influence, ruled by a thick-lipped Hoch Deutschman. born in the Austrian ...

... rain, which, with a short intermission, lasted until one o'clock. At about twelve o'clock a wooden bonne in Bell's-court, Golden-lane. was struck by lightning. It struck the upper part of the Valet, throwing ono of the weather boards to a considerable ...

... bad bin boob' spotted with rililen circle,: and Huey 111. had his boots chequered with golden lines, every square enriched with a lion. In the splendid court of Edward 111., the boots and shoes were of the most magnificent character. The clergy even adopted ...

... Rutland, it ia said, is about to seek warmer climate for the minter, by the advice of Lb I.bysiciana. Feriae back hair of a golden hue ham been selling tt not been knot in Paris, with small diamonds studded at 2, , ,w(. The rage for red hair perfectly ...

... Cavities. Words by G. Bloointield'a Poetical t‘orks C. Clarke, Music by Theodore Onest- tiogatzky's Golden Treasury—Morning man 2 6 10 Boaatzky's Golden Treasury—Evening Her Gentle Heart is Mine. Ballad Written Boy's own Conjuring Book by Prank Norman ...