... tbe Lion Queen was killed by the tiger. - Maidstone Journal. ?? The Election for Clackmanan and K~ ross.— Tuesday the 3rd of June is fixed for the domination, which is to take place at Dollar. The Wesleian Boot The Wesleyan Times ot >fon- day week, in ...

... artiticial florist and fancy warehouseman, Cripplegate, Lon- don Patrick Stewart, superannuated clerk iv the War-othce, Old' Kent Boad, London. Hay man Sukerladen, dealer m jewellery and general merchandise, Finsbury, Londou. John Sweeny, journeyman engineer ...

... plain or in wide stripes. The Em- press has just intioduced an elegant novelty, called Besille Imperial*. It ia composed of golden trellis work, isneath which is a black velvet cap, ornamented with hide ¥itk feathers; and in the squares of the trellis-work ...

... merchants, Cheadle and LoDgton, Staffordshire. -A-KBUPTS. — John Airey, builder, Shere, Surrey. Thomas AUt, seed crusher, Deptford, Kent. William Archer, wive mer- chant, Crutched Friars, Loudon. Johu Lauut Asliburue, com- mercial olerk, Trafalgar Square, London ...

... Bead, Victoria-place, Old Kent-road, buUder. J. Ross, Birmingham, engineer. Morris Roberts, Tyisaa, Montgomeryshire, innkeeper. James Raby, East Ham, Essex, building contractor. Samuel Stringer, Tipton, Staf- fordshire, boot and shoe dealer. Samuel Stead ...

... . Richard ParuUam Ridley, late of Maidstone Uavid Seaman, lata ot> Nor wicli. Carl Hugo Augu.i, Yon Selinnitz, Cheapside. London, .hipping agent. AUied Tubby, Mingtoi,, London, tea grocer. Charle. Wsrburton. Oid Kent Una./, London, clerk lv Her Majesty ...

... still this was not the Golden Age, there wt. a WO rld of drunken- ness. One hundred and forty-tv /0 rnililon people spent ■there earnings drink every year , ontil that was abolished the Golden Age w* , v ia not have come. The Golden Age would be a a.mro ...

... Going, of Tberliff, Most savagely mur- Tipperary. dered close to his own house on his return from Thurles. Rev. J. Whitty, Golden, in When returning from diocese of Cashel. visiting the sick bed of one of his parishioners, most savagely murdered ; his ...

... Mills, aud J. Mills, Jarrow, Burham, drapera. T. Makerason, Cockermouth, shoemaker. Sarah Marks, Uid Kent-road, Loudon, draper. B. Marrable, Ueckenhaui, Kent, builder. W. 11. Moor, Canning Town, Bssex, grocer. June* Moody, Luton, Bedfordshire, whitesmith ...

... ire, ink-man- ufacturer. William Matthews, Sherrard-street, Golden-square victualler. Pierre Marie Augusta Rougier, Wood-street, Spital- fields, silk-manufacturer. William Pett, Bridge, Kent, carpenter. George Lush, Brist >l, provision-inerchaut. Edward ...

... 17a Qd. P. Shanley , ■ Manchester, boot dealer— first div. of 4s. ' Bansbuks.— Thomm Waller. Petersfield, provision mer- chaut. Francis William Fawcett and William Parrott, Lisle- street, Leicester-square, wholesale boot manufacturers. Wm. Hart, Old-street ...

... Blackburn. Business premises, Sc., Xct. TO BE LET. Boot. Sho». and Clogging SHOP. 73. Scotland' road. Doing good business. -Apply 75. Scot land road. LET, Comer SHOP and HOUSE, 18. Pollard-street. X Kent 7s. 6d. Good opening for grocer Dixox Painter, D ...