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... is this to us? so long as we have water in our own houses it matters not. Surely thy palmy days have gone, 0 city ! and the golden age of Provosts Smith and Gillies departed. LORD PANMURR has ;Paned notice wishing plans and specifications for the building ...
... Stock of Boors and Saone, consist* of-- LeiMe PATILIT sad CLOTH BOOTS, Gentlemen's WILLINGTOK and SLIMIER& Boom. Ladioe aid Saone. Boys' sad Okla' Boots and Sams. Strong TACTIZTRD BOOTS and Snout. Girthweb. Carpet, and Leather, Hoist Strom. A Large Stock ...
... Government to receive states. Service 'An insotvist.—ln the Maidstone County Court, on Tuesday, the Mn.. Adolphus Frederick Capel, brotherof the Earl of Essex, an Insolvent in the county jail of Kent, was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment, at the suit ...
... the baptismal font used when Ethelhert, King of Kent, was admitted into the Christian Church, thirteen hundred years ago. Near the church are the remains of a palace, once the abode of the Majesty at Kent. I had time before the emelt started to ascend ...
... in ship which were to be built by contreet to tay - g e - /f 3 3 0 CI 16 SI CI • • ~.., gn,.. 1.,,,, b.t. ehe Isabella, kent L at, Plymouth from Arbroath. 3rd inst. many were eased from • wa al iudulgence, all wheel was ileoresistent with essis fr ...
... Ile is oleo to be imprisoned fir eighty-four days, with herd litleime. Saturday Ming the anniversary of the of the Duchene of Kent, Her Mrejenty and theßoyal Family weld in morning to Frosanore, and viaittd the The Pally News' feels ennfident them fie not ...
... humidly, and told you that you heal forgot to rued mane money yin, prom Med me. When I met you before, nee that you hail been in Kent with your idle curie, and you then gave all the twenty you afoot you - half.a.enown. I have seen yen often, mil lawn to your ...
... child at the seaside. Many were the pars of Hood'. writings whieh,wlien the sparkling wit had bad dance, settled deem into golden wisdom. The lecturer also spike at seine length of the serious.. of Hood's poetry. lie sail that Hoods wit was juin his way ...
... the moors, disreputable Leedom &Tarte also for a time. It goes ii-hoppnig. Down in Kent in the month of September you may meet the biggest blackguards out. side Maidstone. or any other Jul.i The cadger (by which we mean the itinerant ne'erdomreel, who begs ...
... with British Arms and Union Jack. The body was much decomposed, and the only clothing upon it was a pair of socks and elastic boots. The beach is strewn with cargo, chiefly beer, tobacco and crockery ; the hull of the vessel can be even on the reef. The value ...
... baa long retired from the stage, and who was yearn ago a star at the London French plays, has jest celebrated at Antenil Ida golden wedding. He and hia wife, married 50 yean ago, were both in excellent health. Thirty children, grandchildren, and nephews ...
... intended to re-introdnee the bill of last extending the joriediction of the Sheriff Courts in Seethed. In reply to Mr T•lbot, Mr (boot ham stated that %rich Bill will he introduced the Hoare of Lords by the Duke of Richmond. Sir M. 11. Beach bas informed Mr ...