... Wolverhampton Conservative Asso. The Bishop of Dover, tne Dean and Mayor of Canterbury, the Archdeacon of Maidstone, and most of the magistrates of Kent have headed an influential petition to Parhament against the Affirmation Rill, Tue Press Association learns ...

... fl sur, railway screws, straps and ropes, Mr. R. Heron wished to bring under the notice of bays, cloth, boys’ caps, ladies’ boots, &c., which were exhibited in court. the Grand Jary an application for an increase of Mr. W. B. Calliet, examined—Is station ...

... don’t you try? As all events it warm us and me forget the rain that im at nape of my neck and runs down to the beels of my boots.” chill to tell his story,and faetbwish for it. He hie shako, covered with oil-skin, on his head, and gave a r with one of ...

... did him. Mr. M‘Clurg afterwards entertained the members of the deputation to luncheon. Tue Conservative ror Derry.— The Maidstone Journal speaks as follows of Mr. Lewis, th candidate for the representation of Derry :—‘‘It affords us very creat satisfaction ...

... aopeared for tow momenta to pay his respects. The King wore tho uniform of general officer, with the insignia of the Order of the Golden Fleece, and several other foreign orders. The Queen wore dress ornamented with flowers and precious stones, and had on her ...

... can't say worse of me than I can say Is Ju: last, the Ashford News and others of the in reference to the case Which of them.” Kent local papers contained an account of certain Tae following letter, SKINNER V. LAWSON. It was plai in from this last observation ...

... machinery now in more than usually profitable ope- ration. Tae gentleman in town received a parcel, some months ago, from a boot and shoe shop, labelled as follows :— “Mr. — “ Benticstick StRete “17 Jennewery.” From a tailoring establishment, considered ...

... Bengal, Chat- ham; 2nd bat., Mao- 4th do., Brighton ritias Cork Sth do., Aldershott Gibraltar; Athlone: Gth do., Bengal; Maidstone | 25th, 7th do, Sengal; Can 2nd bat., Preston Ist | Dublin 26th, Dablin; Belfast 2nd do., Newbridge 27th, Rengal; Buttevant ...

... yards, that of Germany is 1 750, and the French 1,970. We are informed by our Maidstone correspon- dent of the death of Sir William Yardley, of Had- lon Park, Tunbridge, Kent, who, from 1850 to 1858 was Chief Justice of Bombay. The deceased was sixty-eight ...