... there were any coals, as I l as going to Scotland the next day. I looked under the stair- ise, and noticodlacontandalpairof boots. Ithen saw thatthere was a man roncealed up unde' the staircase. I spoke to him but he made no answer. I locked the coal cellar ...

... Denman. Hants, Lewel, and Maidstone, Mr. Justice v A Byles. e. . FR1IGSTrUL BOiIDEt EXPLOSION IN B oRMONDbSPY.-Soon f after iaoon on Wednesday the boiler belonging to Messrs. aHorner and Ross's saw-mills, in Swan-street, Old Kent- t road, Loindon, burst ...

... 010 by the etrikef . ' Mrr John Ceenlifte Kay, of Farfielad-hall. Yorkshire, lhas . purchased the Gadmershman-park estate, in Kent, comprising ,5044 acres, for .225,000. The terms on which Mr. Barry Sullivan goes to America are £60 per night for 150 nights ...

... ruing at Elmhsm-hall, g. Thetford, Norfolk'. 'A seat for East Kent is thus vacant by the elevatioa of the 'Hon. G. W. Milleh'tb the:psrAgk, 1, At Santander a great number of fishing boots, with e' abbat 70 persons) are'rsportsd to he miss'ing. No' foreign ...

... in a geod position, waa charged at the Sitting- on Friday, with committing a criminal ashall assault upon Aan Sn , near Maidstone, G omplainant, who was on a visit wite of a farm bailiff, living at to some friends in the neighbourhood, all that the de- ...

... tr 1 The Belgian fishing boatJQ(lAra was ran down, off xf Lowen t, on Sunday niglbt. .f-Fiva men were drownvd, i3a At 't~ho Kent Qua~rtci Session, on Tuesday; it -was -re- ;olved to instruot the police to enforce the Agricultural 'hiCiidrenSA',otafter ...

... Monday:, the prices obtained were very low, notwithstanding the small supply of living,ptock brought forward. At Dartford, Kent, on Saturday, Alfred Deacon, aged ?0, was remanded charged withulnlawfullyvWondiaog Mliss Eliza Garland, his sweetheart, at ...

... Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, ir. John Samnuel 6trttt (;odwin, Hnzlewood, Hndlow, Tonbridge, Kent. Cona- mended, Slr. John Samuel Strutt Godwln Class 53. Ilam of any other age-let, Mr. Henry Rigden, I vmintge, Hythe, Kent; 2nd, M~r. J ohn SamuelStrrttG ...

... before the tyinut comes down ; and he sbone all over his broad face, vnd his eyes twinkled with mirth, as he held first one boot and then thc other to the blaze. Now the ale, Rue, my pet. Give's a kiss first, ducky, to give it a flavour. He hugged me ...

... body of John Down, 65, of Barming. e heath, Maidstone, who was supposed to have been I murdered and thrown into the Thames. The evidence r showed that the deceased had for many years been a o labourer at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, and f believed be ...

... n~o unpleasant scent like that of the garden marigold, I and is of a more golden colour. It is called St. John's bloom in some parts of England, yellow bottlesI in 1 Kent, ruddle in Norfolk, gowkang, gools, or t .gowans in the North of England ...

... &c. THE ECCENTRIC LORD ROKEBY. A PLEASANT but eccentric nobleman was Matthew, Lord Rokeby, of Mount Morris, rear Hythe, in Kent. The story of his singularities affords us the materials for the present chapter. His lordship succeeded to the title in 1798 ...