... Agile, Smith, cleared Philadelphia for Barbadoes, 10th Inst. I sis, Curtis, cleared at New York for Monte Video, 21st Inst. Golden Fleece, Rhodes, cleared New York for Barbaioes, 21 Inst. Rosebud, Almond, at Elsinore from Wyburg for North Sea, 28th ult ...

... spirits at another. Execution at Maidstone.—On Thursday, at noon, the last sentence of the law was carried into effect upon Peter Masterman, aged twenty-two, late a private in the Royal Artillery, who was hung in front of the Kent County Prison, for the wilful ...

... and was killed. A child has been suffocated at Doncaster, while its mother was in a state of intoxication. At Maidstone Assizes, the case of Boote v. Porter, a verdict was given for the plaintiff. A trial of the hist steam plough imported into Australia ...

... was stated by Mr Dunn, Mr Kent's soli- citor, that the family of that gentleman feel very strongly the imputations which have been cast upon them. On their behalf an application had been made to che Home order that Mrs Kent, and all the inmates of the ...

... Bart., Herts, to pass the honeymoon. Approaching Marriages in High Life.—The contemplated matrimonial alliance of Viscount Maidstone, eldest son of the Earl of Winchilsea, and Lady Constance Paget, second daughter of the Earl of Uxbridge, and granddaughter ...

... parts. First came the car?y? fining the attendants, followed in separate carriages the Rang of the Belgians, the Duchess of Kent, and otners nearly related to the royal couple. King Leopold was at once recognised in the crowd. His tall, spare, and vigorous ...

... Cook, and for the murder of Ann Palmer. The bills were ignored in the case of Walter Palmer. Richard Bouchier, tried at Maidstone on a charge of manslaughter, arising out of the running down of the Josephine Willis, has been acquitted. The Waterford Mail ...

... Was it in haste? \es, sir. ; Do you know what caused the haste? I'm not ! qnite sartin, sir, bnt I think it was the boot of his 1 landlord. That, will do. Clerk, call the next witness. A Dudley pawnbroker has had fines, amounting in all to £115 ...

... of poison. This was got up with a stomach-pump, and she is now recovering. Boots and Shoes by Machinery.—A meeting was held at London on Wednesday of Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, which was formed in June 1856, with nominal capital of ...

... verdict was given for the defendant. At the Liverpool Circuit, a widow, aged forty, has recovered £50 mages from a young man, a boot and shoe maker, for breach of promise of marriage. The defendaut, though only twenty-five years of age, had already been twice ...

... accidentally shut up in a press bed. When the Spanish Prince came into the world, the King Consort handed him round the room on a golden platter. The Illustrated London News states that the diaries of the late Mr Croker are very numerous, full of mysteries ...

... Prussia were alone conspicuous, the rest of the party yet in England being distributed about the grand tier. The Duchess of Kent had a separate box, and the central box of the tier was occupied by the royal children, who formed a group scarcely less i ...