... deceived .boat the world ° ou « “y l th«* tune, when Uie respected pastor. attendance a.jo of jn j not rra ii the awful weel-kent sang, “Guid Kiss the Prince superintendents, teachers and friends identi- bli „j lti in Ule lives (d their Wales,” was first ...

... morning, at Tonbridge. Kent, Mary Laogridgn, of independent means, of FdCnbndge, was sentenced a month’s imprison, ment for wtlfully neglecting to find her child. . *°, ur > food and clothing. The child, her dirly rags and boots, only weighed Canterbury ...

... Drogheda, a young froraao sleeping in one of houses having narrowly escaped. woman named Martha Green has been sentenced, at Maidstone, to seven years’ penal servitude for stealing a child. According to some statistics on serf emancipation, published -recently ...

... of human beings and plants are exactly alike—that every tree has, like the higher animals, a heart which throbs incessantly. Boot soles are now said to indicate char* acter. If they are worn levelly all over, the fact indicates an even temper by the wearer ...

... bit of an angel ; but she was what is much better for the purposes of this world—a charming girl, with beauty enough to wind golden chains around susceptible yoang hearts, and enough to fasten them with glistening clasps, whenever «bu chose. At the same ...

... Coraall, 7, Newted Villas, Reepham, Norwich. P. Heraty. Street, Brertoa, Liverpool Tbos Ovcndsa, Post iNbce, Beam ted, Maidstone, Kent. Further awards will announced in the newspapers from week week. Young Maui Terrible Death at Connor. but Sntordny rrtaing ...

... —Bombay—Canterbury Dili I.oncers Bengal—Maid- atone Hussars- Aldershott II h do.—Brighton 13th Madras—Maidstone 13th Light Dragoons—Dublin 1 —Bombay—Maidstone ; 15. h Hussars—Hoans.ow Lancers—Edinhurgb 17. b Latie. rs—Bombay—CanUrbury IBih Light Dr- goon*—York ...

... i iiiookly jacket, waistcoat, red shirt, flannel vest, fustian 1 trousers, Hmnel drawers, woollen sucks, and Web ; lington boots. Round the shoulder* was a leather belt containing a leather pur-e. ith sovereigns and a-half, and a bac containing two or ...

... very quickly, and himself, as if to get away. He was spoken to by these ladies, and it was noticed by one of them that his boots were wet, as if had been going through some grass, and the fields were very wet on that ' morning. He hurried past these ladies ...

... I which Bridget administered brought the moisture, and she fell into deep and quiet sleep. Terry was induced throw of! hia boots and coat, and lie down in the adjoining room just for hdf aubour’s rest, as he intended; but five minutes had not 1 elapsed ...

... extinct company. Mmy changes auv circomstMOcea. the case demanded inquiry. Mr. * *‘ . , * brought to Liverpool. then went Maidstone, where remained for two monstrous to suppose that C'.a'.d contend for an incuts, and Ihe ordinary bond parly lieu would no ...