... ,. rontardswe, Glarnorganshire. licensed victualler. Moore, Samuel. Wert Wickland. Somersetstare, dealer in turf. Maidstone. Kent, boot maker. .4 ,1 . Kartaele. B and 8.. London-wall, City, hat mansfacturers. Paton. William, jia.. Bedford-terrace. Kensington ...

... luck—luck that gave him at the first attempt the prize every great jockey yearns for. A writer in All the Year Bound says the golden rules for a sucking jockey are to keephis hands down and his mouth shut. This boy Parsons seems to have practise I both ...

... &nomeline, eni the peas as sweetie, the fed of tamiselho fillowbeg_bentiful I ribute to the editor: W. Manypuny. is rat to boot! - - Saved by °Vladimir-This &ppmash% Sow and thee, sew awn& fee the dime= it hse Tide essarrei et ens of the Parle theatres ...

... thorough-paced ignorance and impudence. In room of Mr. ALCOCK, also a well-known and consistent Liberal, Mr. C. late M.P. for Maidstone, was brought forward in the Liberal interest, and, to quote a contemporary, his (Mr. Burro N's) adherence to the cause of ...

... body and mind. lie had never been under surveilance. Deceased had been pitying with his brother at East Peckham, near Maidstone, in .Kent, for two months. Last Sunday three weeks he returned to his own bone. Witness found him in a very nervous state, and ...

... Eagle Tavern, South Portland-road, South Norwood; 28-John Weller, Sir Robert Peel, Tamworth-road ; 27-Benjamin Snowling, Golden Lion, Stanleyroad, Thoruton-heath • 28-James Tharp, Duppas Bill Hotel, Duppas ; 22-Henry Bennett, Linden Arms, Linden-road ...

... At the feet were two deep impressions of the toes of a man's boots, one of them being peculiar from the half of the iron tip at the toe of the boot baring been off, and the prisoner's boots exactly corresponded with these impressions; and at • place close ...

... previously de. The prisoner s*id it was his shovel, and he had - a - red that if the County Franchise rims lowered to bought it in Kent. anything lite what Mr. Locke King suggested, the The Chairman ordered the prisoner to be released country would be ruined ...

... 3.4wit0r5,17, Paternoster S.C. MR. (1. • it 0 W 111 X VIMY k: VEN IN Li. a d publish Monthly • Surrey and Sussex Register, Kent Appendix, of landed and house property. They solicit which will be gratuitously advertised in she oureehuld. oopyholJ, and ...

... time he Mon to the house was on Friday, with K.id sal OW to Us. garden to get some rep sad The badt was unfastened. Kent fogad a pair of boots s be put On, and they the penelase. Be a basket and renamed. Mimes was kohng nose the collar, when Kest bomb' the ...

... making some foolish experiments in hanging, and had suddenly become faint. An inquest was held on Welneeday evening at the Golden Lion, Ste:day-road, and the jury returned a verdict that the deceased ha I committed suicide while labouring under temporary ...

... on by bands and teeth until rescued. KING or ITALY received a Neapolitan deputation, who preeented his Majesty with a civic golden crown, and an address signed by 16,000 persons o• all of the city of Naples, on the anniversary of his accession to the throne ...