... ihu ouhn hs ok to relieve the clergyfo elrn hi cetneo l i ad everythini g whc ihro hmcnand fteeV :tests ?? legacy from the golden days of the church on Iof Enigland ; if they had come from her groat statesmen, y her great theologians, her noble army of ...

... New Inn and three and a half miles of those at Cashel and Golden respectively, and that its commission was not known to the pollce at New Inn until 7 p.m., at Cashel until 8 p.m., or at Golden natil the following morning. Sir R. PEEL replied that he could ...

... ini. the years 1876, 1S705, iiad 18.74 these figures -show a 'dearease of 3,187,12,722,' (Id 21,669 respectively., At the Maidstone Assizes yesterday, Charlotte 'Guy, 36 years of age, the widowv of 'the National' isohooluiaster in that'town,*pleaed' guilty ...

... expected that the 'Tartar for-ces would en-t eav'aotitl to recap~u-e the city. The news broug~ht a b LhI, Ui. as si ill be boot knocwn front tile following AtMeY, JIual, iS, 1113. I Tii `utr!hnve rontiiiell irl the aonlex'- letter rtopecd- rlag Ox t ...

... River are the only companies which have during the past twelve months is uniformly supplied efficiently filtered water. The Kent Company's water, from dcopwvells in the chalk, was bright, palatable, and wholesome. It is shown in the return of the Registrar- ...

... April 20 Dotneethis Opea, DON f QUALE. Don Pasnaeu Sigo Brlla; ErnestoSignrVh soul; Dr*. Mnatesla, Sinor Kendloror; Notaro, inr boot; andl Nom,1Mdl,13~re Mauon. NEXT WZEEt ' DE BUT! OF MDLLE. HABIBR OZE TuzsnAY nlext. April3 (flr lie tail SecnGe Opera, FAUST ...

... lcuse, Moreland Barrett, Charles & Wil- sonBarrett* Mesdames:sath, Stunrt, dlIndapth,&rs. V anden- ?? Grandri~atois PUSS N BOOTS. HAYMARIRT Tuts EVsNINo, BLUE DEVILS.-HOME. .Messrs.Sothorn, .ComntonAstlev &o, Mesdames Cavendish, Dalton, &4.-THE CAPISATN ...

... Irving will deliver Hood's a Dreant of Eugene Arnm.-Mr. James AIhery wfill rood Oar Secretary's PReply.-To conclude with BOOTS AT THq'E SWAN Mr. J. I. Toole, M~r. Irving, and M~rs. Leigh. dc THEATRE 0 RAL, OLYMPIC. ve Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. HL. Liston ...

... importance,I somee of thrul indeed gverned by authorities, but othersI for which lawyers willl se,,rch precedents and search theI boots in vain. A great number of new questions have arisen i which could bo determined only by reference to the generali prirciples ...

... have gone hard with the w horses' tails. After the troops came the band, |t splendid in tnimc of cloth of gold, high jack boots, al and black jockey caps, the State dress of the musi- w cians to her Majesty's Life Guards. Next came se another procession ...

... he no ceesation of opera- Mr. 0 tiones until thle peil is declared. Nat K~ENT (AMEDWAY DIVISION). O'C his f Thle candidisture of Mr. W. C. Steattean. for the what ?? Division of Kent is evoking anl autounit of vvt istliusiaismi never before experienced ...

... Queen, over the fountain in High. street, Maidstone, presented to the town by Mr. Alexander Randall, has sustained serious damage. It would seem that late on the night of Thursday last a member of the West Kent Yeomanry climbed up the base of the statue ...