... high spirits to his home With much difficulty and great self-denial, a period of about two months was suffered pass, when bis golden visions tormented his imagination, that could endure it no longer, and accordingly wrote Mr. Bowyer, desiring him send the ...

... at'ached to each me, and (he dis ic), £ 0,000, East Kent and Lnnbetb; Rochester,£3,soo, Kent; London, £5,000, City of L ndon and Middlesex; Wiiichcsier, £4.000, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight; Southwark ...

... sensation of roughness on your skin. If you take children. pocket lens, and examine carefully the underside of the worm’s At the Maidstone assizes, Albert Henry Turner, charged body, you will perceive several rows fine sharp hooks, ex- with the wilful murder of ...

... in 11 divisions, viz., the metropolis, including part ot Middlesex, part ot Surrey, and part of Kent; the southeast rn, including part of Surrey, part Kent, Sussex, Southampton, and Berks; the south uiidland, including part Middlesex, Hertford, Buckingham ...

... acquitted him. A few days ago he commiited suicide in the Workhouse. Two pitmen were ascending the shaft. 150 fathoms deep, of the Golden Valley Colliery, near Bitton, when by some disarrangement of the machinery the cage was overwound, and the unfortunate fellows ...

... boat at the stern of the Golden Pledge at the time of the disaster. Most of these men had to swim for their lives until they were picked up. The Cognac was not seriously injured, and she was docked on Sunday. The hull of the Golden Pledge now lies on the ...

... named Mary Jane Haghe* was charged with stealing a pair of women’s boots, of the value of 3s. Bd. from the shop of Mr. William Bromilow, boot and shoe dealer, of the Market Square. The boots were hung in the doorway about eight o’clock on Saturday night, ...

... charged with wing her son, aged six years, from the third-floor window a house Sun-court, Golden-lane. This wa, because the boy would not let her have hi* boots sell for gin! The committee appointed by the Duke of Nor;hum berland to decide on the mode ...

... i'iio Ili aof the enemy ia even less than last night. The Times correspondent says—“ rter come m, who reporta that missed golden opportunity hut Monday. It appears that the Knssiaas were .i! the ami march the Turks, and received information .■.me •. J ...

... great work which the prisoner believed himself to have been appointed by the Almighty to do. Mr. James Barker, 6f Crayford, Kent, brother of the prisoner, stated that he (the prisoner) had been bloek-cutter m Manchester for the last 20 years, and had always ...

... travelling, he said, in the finest county in England—Kent—aud had been in the neighbourhood of the residence of Mr. Ridgwav, whose estate, he w told, was one of the finest in that line county. Kent was, of course, an agricultural county, and when he heard ...

... PRICK and Co Patent Old Prawn Windsor. Almond Oil 'ola Cream, Dr. Frampton’a Nuraerr Pomatum, and ’a Abern«ih>‘« Spec* c. Golden oJL y -ut. Pirluu.e, .ao muciiM.im red in tl.e Hra*. circles of fashion, a ctlun Label from Sir Win. i ongteve. the *ignafure ...