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... there would bo attendance of oyer 11,000. The Olonceaterehire season opened on Monday with a match against Kent on the County Ground. Bristol The Kent captain was lucky enough to win the toss, and had the advantage of starting on a splendid wicket. Commencing ...
... own Parliament in Collegc-greeu. These vapouring words, sad to say, were greeted with cheers, instead of derisive laughter, bootings, groans, hisses, and a general bablemeut of confused noises. But the Waterford speech was not the first occasion ol which ...
... bright promise was held out to them, resolves itself WoHfo cUent, Madame Paterson, the divorced int f a pa,, f buff leather boots, drawers, andnoivlhe widow of the bite Prince Jerome d a fur cap or hat, or rather both combined, winch Z waitJd nearly sixty ...
... Buildings, Charing Cross, London WHLLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary E THAR DO —THE GIRARDS. WANTED— All buy Cbildtens' boots to try G. A SONS’ bOOTS with patent INDESTRUCTIBLE TOES. Warranted not to wear through the Toes. Pleaae note the Address— YORKSHIRE GALA ...
... every member of the jury which sat the body of Francis Saville Kent, and other witnesses, and go show that the oflico of the coroner was imperfectly fulfilled; that upon the coroner going Mr. Kent’s house, and desiring the jury follow him, several were so ...
... is supporting the character ol the British Rifleman and of the Enfield rifle good style. This gentleman is member of the Six-boot Volunteers, and out of eight bull’s eyes made to the present time at the target which has selected, one ot those for ordinary ...
... i their time and substance, but undertook the weari- I some charge of attending to the actual sale of work. Bigamy.—At Maidstone assizes, on the 6th inst. James Ueddy, thirty-one, a raspcctahle-looklng man I was charged with bigamy. Mr. F. J. Smith ...
... April ft). IMF he succeeded his father in IHV*. and fire years liecame M.P. for Maidstone, for winch constituency sat for years Since the severence of his connection with Kent he has fittingly represented LoiMon Fniversity In a brief notice of the new peer’s ...
... The prisoner was brought from Maidstone Gaol by train, and from tb© railway station the court in cab. Immense crowds bad congregated to witness his arrival, and for a long distance the vehicle was followed by a mob booting and yelling as the prisoner passed ...
... to close quarters when he met with those who could tell liim what he wanted know, but being in Yorkshire, where silence is golden,” or talk is cheap, it may faU out, says, My business was so very unusual that some art was requisite to gam intelligence ...
... at there also. The huge dome St. Paul’s stood out in Portsmouth, Saturday morning, to try James Kent, the night with a wonderful clearness, and the golden private of the Royal Marines, late of'her Majesty’s ball shone with unwonted brightness. The burning ...
... busied them elves in polishing their black Hessians, which, for the sake of aprearonee-. were nut on instead of the brown boots and gaiters worn Egvpt, With the eaception of this vliauge. they were dressed during the campaign. All l ist in readiness, ...