... labourer, convicted of a rape on Ruth Austin, wife of a baker at Lydd, in Kent, and George Croppers aged 27, a soldier convicted of an unnatural crime, were hanged at Maidstone. CiP1TAL CONVICTION.-At the Glasgow Circuit Court, H-lugh Kennedy was indicted ...

... abundant, bart ThP royal dinner party, oi Sunday cienin-T, ccnrsis of tlre King and Queen of the Belkians, tile Duchess .1 Kent, tire Prince and Princess Ilohenlohe, and Pi-inc Teresa, the Belgian Minister and Madame Van de Wei the Duke of Wellington ...

... paragraph to the effect that there ?? every reason to believe that the rumour regarding the probable perversion of the Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Sutherland to Romanism, was substantially true. lie proceeded to say-] Now, surely, such facts as these ...

... requested Captain MPeonnell to detain the ship a day, in order to enable them to answer the Eng- lish correspondence per steamer Golden Age, which he did, and in consequence the larco Polo has brought a verv heavy mail. The passengers expressed themselves h ...

... China, Londonderry 8th Do,, Turkey, N.bridge 60th 1st b. Jullunder; Cht. Oth Lancers,Uiballa, Ben- 2nd b., Cape, Sligo gal; Maidstone 3rdb., Curragh 10th Hussars, Turkey; ditto 61st Wnizeerabad, Bengal; 11tle Do,, Turkey, N.bridge. : Chatlaum 12th Lancers ...

... Ashley ?? 1 Kent West ?? . E Holniedate vice Martin I FilWner vice Whatman I Lancashire (S.) ?? Egerton vice Brown ?? I Legh vice Cheethan ?? 1 Limerick (City) ?? Gavin vice Spaight ?? 1 Lincoln (S.) ?? ?? acke vic e Wilson .. 1 Maidstone ?? vice Hope ...

... They believed that Stephens w was within their reach, and in imagination they had already grasped J1,000. Bat, alas ! their golden visions passed away, and they were com- pelled to leave the hotel sadder and wiser men. Writing of H ead Centres brings ...

... been telegraphed for. An inquest will be held in the course of a few ?? Afercarq. QUEEN VICTORia.-It was believed that ?? of Kent wished to name his child Elizabeth, that being a popular name with the English people; but the Prince Regent, who wasnotki ...

... eprrsor-lmative of her most II les gracn':rs Mrjiestv in thiskiugdom-(appiaoie) -anii t who, in that exalted officeo, won golden ?? Of as cur co~utQvmen, as one ol the iroat able and ]aupia.th iar turd Lieuteniants that ever was in Ireland. I (Trociendoius ...

... your family disturbance. I A COUNTRY American editor, puffing a newv shop, says, in conclusion, We get a prime pair ) of boots for putting this in A JISCARDRD lover in Louisville wreaked his ven. gence by stealing the trousseau of theyoung woman r the ...

... t prinee coulrl not get alongside tho Adimiraltv lier to em1bark mails, and had to put to seas for saifety. Thle SItaid of Kent, CalIbS bOst, arrived an t laluded nisils at 4 am., but was ibliged to put to sea. A lugger WeIIt to pieces in tle hlarbohir ...

... Long, Briton Itivi6re, and mnanv other celebrities aro to be found in this collection. Amongst the many notable works is Golden Leaves, etched with %wonderful feeling by (ravier; while Sidney Cooper's Monaroh of the Meadows, etched by his son, Thomas ...