... facades at the top of some of to say the least ; steam pe, hot floors, and aide flues, the numter, Mr. R. B. Kent, asaided by Mr. .tlfred Kent. them, in which to place the ends of poles that were to be . . . acting on the same principle, are o ape lona ...

... TOPHAM wiU sell Auction, Mi. William Kelshaw’a, Bryning, on Friday, the 23rd instant, mHE whole the FARMING STOCK, IMPLE- X KENTS HUSBANDRY, and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Alao Mr. Matthew Anderton’a, Derby Anns Inn. Weeton, Monday, the 26th, the whole of the ...

... Knowsloy. Spanish, £l, second, 10k, 1 and 2, Richard* Teehay, Fnlwood. Golden-pencilled Hamburg aoeond. !(*.. Thomas Ridgway, Silver-penaUad Ham- •econd , l*,, J. W. Smith, Kmngton. Golden•panglad Huobnrg, mcond, 10a, T. Ridgwar, Bonoongta Slver-apangled Hamburg ...

... ackpool, aged 78 years, Elizabeth, relict of the late Mr. James Taylor, Golden Ball inn, Poulton- le-Fylde. On Wednesday last, aged months, William, sou of Mr. Peter Smith, boot closer, Blackpool. On Wednesday last, aged S 3 years, Mr. Thomas Atkinson ...

... veritable dress of gentleman, from hat boots. Miss Monroe, who makes a fine-looking cavalier, either on horseback or on foot, usually wears Hue coat and buff waistcoat, with plain flat gilt buttons, blue trousers, boots and hat, all good cut. She is young ...

... Ilawclitfe was committed arc several large the woodwork, and the day. An enormous piggery at Portcsbam, in Dorset, now con- ■of Kent, and since then of the Prince of Wales, on them netticoats, five nightgowns, two cotton sheets, one to prison for six weeks ...

... loved them, and my desire has been always for the good the corps.” On Thursday morning Mr. Thomas Hills, the coroner for West Kent, opened the inquest the nody of Major Francis Horatio de Vere, at the Sun in the Wood public house. Several witnesses were ...

... despair. Til s Secretary has issued an Older to the Cover, nor of Salisbury Gaol, directing him to send Emilie Con. stance Kent, present under sentence of penal servitude for life to the convict prison at Millhank, to which she will removed as soon possible ...

... authorities without any trial at all. Dr. Underhill .has delivered an exposition of Jamaica affairs at a public meeting at Maidstone. The loss sustained by H.M.S. Bulldog is two or three lolled, and about ten wounded. A Staffordshire Coalpit on Fire.—Three ...

... Bright has accepted the invitation to be present at the reform meeting Birmingham on Monday next. Goi.den Eagles.—A pair of golden eagles recently took their abode in a cliff on the shores of the Isle of Skye, and fired the ardour of two young sportsmen ...

... chiefly presenting a military and firm look. Their “cut” was decidedly Yankee, and some wore the unmistakable souare-toed boots and chin tufts, with luxuriant mustacnioa. The magistrates at first exhibited some reluctance' explain the nature of the charge ...

... was standing at his own door Frances Ann-street a man passed followed ny the defendant Golden. The latter got hold of the man. and upon complainant’s wife asking Golden to let him go he turned round and struck her on the chest. Witness stepped between them ...