... from the mntain of livin' water* in front of throne. admitted a set-off of 4.‘3 s*. 81.—Kvami nation resumed: Joseph Lever, boot and eluwneker, Chipping Kurt,u; * 9* 11 ’* 8 ** 7 .. a 94« 2 46, * Like the flowing water. 1 ropia-ts. Ti.ia muAth, we take ...

... ur trade inactive, and In some Instances, ILo qaoi.UaoDs were with dillicaity sapi ...

... Soon afterward* ilimo sin-.- .u» iic.-liiiiatwatioii was -cl on ,m t* |H-.iple, set neighbour aga nbt , ou bavin* two pair of boot-«' !lc hapless lady was dlscovsrsd In her bedroom sluing the way mtroduciug foreign gome, «lllgIng■;‘1‘,., l , . , rav3 n. ...

... file of* soldiers settled the difficulty ' The ngric illural labourers of Kent have begun to agitate for au increase of wages A massing of their number has been held st Maidstone, at whleb resolutions were passed declaring the present rate of wags to be ...

... Latx Ear. R. Pbettmaa.—U* wa* one of «•»• «• Backiry. Mr. F.Jwatd R.iiton, boot * u .ho. Woroeeter 710 10 0 10 6 ...

... sacks from Daekirk « nu, IM* . Ricks, 50* 90s; Flukea,9o* to s pet ton. The bop market has been very firm. Fine Sussex and Kent samp have freely operated In, and have readily commanded very foil price* Yearling* and old hope have been (teady vvquati. ...

... can without''—say a black suit of superfine West of England cloth, wearing tweed suit, an overcoat, a silk hat. a pair of boots, a pair of goloshes, a dozen pairs of French kid gloves, and a dozen socks—hs will be charged dola. lor them in Louisville ...

... into London U-t Inuiue** ■', , j Iron. Boul~ne. r. .‘ ™ lieod and I»le. Iron. Kotti rdam -MM and ; .! t. Inna . Weald ol Kent*, lire I 1G» 'earlon.-*, I«». 130 a . old*. «0* !«a per . trt. foleool tawwtoiw. Wirojl*-» Jwl h« tirivatc con»r»ct#, yet ...

... and price* hare a drooplnjr teiKie**' SntlZ.ul 4 ruled I.*- )..i i. 7*l!urgh. attd 13* bale* from .lUtlin. Wid and T* o*. . Kent*. 71 l * : Vd. Karmnan*. 71 C*. H. : Belg.^*,«. 12a {, M. ; v«artoe>.«'. 101 pet «wt. The public ialci t*f colooiAl wool now ...

... from Rotterdam of the British Uie and kept following present quotations :-Mld and last THE EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF c,e 7 * A Kents. u 10» . weald of KenU, 4f */ a. fjAIKAUnwiPiAJCti v eession. The troops duty were the 100th U 4/ Ids ►> t' Ksmbam*. 71. ts»/ ...

... tut r.k.'-.l'.t 1 tsttttalt*. ftr.ni IW»I«T.k, l.m H ...

... THE MARKETS. MARK-LANK. —MONEAT. The receipts wheal from Eaeex and Kent, fresh up thU moralng. was limited; but slight Improvement was noticeable In the ...