... their prixe, which proved to be lion specimen, measuring seven feet from tip to tip. sixo which it seldom equalled in tbe golden eagle. The Uev. of St Lake’s, Edinburgh, lectured on Sunday the prcscut condition of the Kstablishrd Church of Scotland. argued ...

... are those which are inquire into the particuiars of this outrage upon the authority Manchester. Witham Booons, innkeeper, Maidstone. young, ite success is endangered, and t Kteds ef Sberp — which formed destrective of human life. looked of the magistrates ...

... The Poor Metropolis Bill was read a second “Do ever have any ‘ in Maidstone :” — asked a belle, who was i for a The Sonic tToR-GENER AL obtained leave to bring in a oa cousin from Kent. “Ob yes, lots ; Bill to abolish all religions tests in the Universities ...

... OVERHEARD IN THE BUS. ** Are ye bidin*, Jim?” ” Aye, but I had come for some boots.” ” They tall ma Dickinson's turned poet.” ** Aye,” (sniff) ** but hia poetry's no guid as his boots.” ** Na, na, he come up to Burras for poetry, but, man, there's no heatin' ...

... faces of its to hospital in the evenin capital alternately thistles and roses, and is Chirnside Presbytery.— Presbytery met in kent in good repair. the hall of the Parish Church on Friday, Rev. It is perhaps desirable to note that there is John Reid, oulden ...

... Banbury, Bath, Bedford, Bristol, Boston, Canterbury, Coventry, Ches- ter, Derby, Devon, Hull, Leicester, Lincoln, Liverpool, Maidstone, Rochester, and Stamford.” Crose Corporation Untow.—Mr. Alderman Newton of Norwich notoriety. bas proposed in a circular ...

... preachers of past and present timet, iodading Chrysostom, tho celebrated Golden Month of ancient Constantinople, with brave old Bishop Latimer, awe*t Jeremy Taylor, Henry of tl.c •• Golden Lectorc,” and H. among Kngl'«b pulpit orators, and Dr Blair High Church ...

... > - I*. Cowc; deputy master, Bro. secretary, Bro. J. Brown, |3, High I.r ...

... of him can be found. A man of abuut = years of age, he is wearing a dark euit with a light roof coat and a pair of tackety boots. Apyore who hi as seen such a man should get into touch at once with the police of the dietri ct, as news of hie whe abouts ...

... tran this ime, Lord Randolph Charehill criti Balzac, Irish policy of the Government, contending f duty, action in su Df is boots stabulary force the sanction of Parlis 3 of bis uncoustitatioual. He complained of the feeb rknere, in which the Coercion Acts ...

... Robert Skeen, printer of London. The deceased, who waa a native Tweedmouth, served hie apprenticeship with Mr Longhead, in Golden Square, and afterwards proceeded to London, where became manager in tbe office of Memrs Norman and Son. Deceased was the eldest ...

... tele- INTERESTING MARRIAGE IN BRIGHTON the audience .. .. 1 te22Lw4«« - tend,la Kdrate' -•*jis# a •• .. latanrc. The Reamer Golden Gate which left San Pari* Anx. 17. Evenioe. Th* »/o«vi«»r pn _ _ It b aUtad that the propnetora bad foreboding tofortw kreHt ...