... force of the explosion. William Bainbridge, one of them, was thrown 'against a tub, and had his thigh-bone broken, and George Kent, another of them, was much injured in the arm. The other three persons escaped. Bainbridge and Collins were in: the mine two ...

... as Paris, nor to convert apromenade into a longjourney, and especially into an expedition overthe sea. At the rumor of the golden triumphsof the chiliren, it appears thatthe tendernessof some maternal hearts was alarmed, and the Austrian Ambassador hasbecome ...

... open in the counties of Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk, Hertford, Bedford, Cambridge, Northampton, Warwick, Kent, Gloster, Hereford, Wiltshire, Dorset. MAIDSTONE.-After a brief season of six weeks, the theatre closed suddenty on Wednesdayevening last. MArNCEsTER ...

... No room! Yet, des- pite this announcement, the faitalici par la musica, pay their half-guineas, willing to part with their golden ore, with the hope of catching the distant vibrations of the voices of the singers. Thursday was aplropriated to thebenefit ...

... the long white gaiters which re- nraisied ill vogue even up to the reign of George IV. Tho Cavalry all wore high military boots, and somse of them the crimson sword belt fringed with gold, whijh gave them very usuel the appearance of a imodern Grand Cross ...

... meant, he could get your coals, wine, second-hand hooks, cigars, battled ale, musical haxes, fish-sauce, or misfit Leohcqes boots, in any quantity, and upon the most advantageous terms. ' Ab I exclaimed Mr. Straggles, addressing the scarlet runner, aso ...

... practice, usually, in pulling off my fie-forshames,' hung them up to the ceiling ef the state-room, opposite the door, with my boots dangling in them. The oid lady's berth was immediately opposite to mine and one morning she woke much earlier than usual, having ...

... Reply to a landobill, published by the ,b Cuent of 'Rosherhar Church. be 5. The ?? Movement. By Henry'Hamlet 'ie Dobuey. Maidstone: ?? Sycklemoore, HzIALD 'be Office. np B. Tha VMut, Tens, )iun*'eds, Thouastadoa :Tct and Mi Hundred Thousand. and ,MUiond ...

... Reply to a Hand-bill, peblfshcd by the Curate of Rotherham Church. 5. The New Reforn!ovMemewnent. By Henay Hamlet Dobney. Maidstone: W. Sycklemoore, HsnnD Office. B. The Unt, Tens, Hernreds, Thousands, Ten and Hundred Thousands, and Miiowe of the Constitu ...

... and Leeds Agriculturalt Societies, and adverted to tiss fact of his havinig 51 5- puroteased of an old Yorkshire farmer, In Kent, Shree fowls of the to Cochin Clelna breed, the msle bird of which, ha said, lead logs of T id great thickness, stood as high ...

... bit amny, laeolth'giving g t7irpiSS ?? On-its bygala mission? To ?? richeountry - tl s'tr;ismg with af pro unie e of t he golden -gm-ai i t hat yet lies P fede- foldtd-il the silken bosom ofrearbislender plamteurs To dioteis a be ~to the-sparkhing river ...

... they tire found may be illus- trated by a recent case :-Withufl a short period, an es- tate has been purchased near Maidstone, inl Kent, and the new proprietor forthwith exainied its mineralogical pro- perties. He found a pit of beautiful sayrd suitable ...