... previous, and he wore a slipper on the Saturday. I did not know whether he had both boots on when he went away. On Monday morning he called upon witness, and he had both boots on then, He showed witness a chain. The chain produced by Mr. Death she believed ...

... The third woman was a | but had no property. One girl’s body, about 11 years of age, no | | ! Joseph S. to belong to one e Kent, of Greenwich, who had a fractured spine died at Shrewsbury Infirmary at cleven o'clock on Thursday night. THZ INJURED. Woodside ...

... this kind thought would be without toys altogether And number will be by it! If any of your young relations could send us the boots and shoes them to wear these children ours would be very thankful for them They could to Newton ILS Depot 19 Terrace Newcastle ...

... and fruitful now shrivelled touch-wood— nothing more What has become of Isabella and the Golden Rose the Pope gave her in attestation of her saintly virtue ? Do golden roses wither? Perhaps not but fortunately they will melt and such a quality may be useful ...

... she afterwards in herself, but was rescued. Shortly after five o'clock a man named James, living at 34, Astley Street, Maidstone, was awakened by hearing a knocking at the shutters of his lower back room, and a voice exclaiming, ‘I havedrowned poor Willie ...

... WEEKLY eHRONICLE. master, Lindsay, of Sunderland), the most eminent shies I ran out of the hou re, and WAS hotly pursued, bnt kent Petierioue habits he was extremely litigious. His &s--ee • - jots. The rest iv th e y ear l ie j ust a u oce d t e gan on le ...

... amputate one of his legs, and be has since bad to use a crutch. Ship Captain's Golden Wedding.—On Monday, Captain R. and Mrs. Taylor, of Gateshead, eels!. braced their golden wedding. They were married at St. John's Church, Newcastle. en the loth of January ...

... hares are used ihe Con- There is le great need of traly, “UNCLE TosY.” — This is the title of piece of poetry which C of Maidstone, Kent, has composed out of ber as the saying is. Father Chirpie, who does much about but who is desperately func e im the Toby ...

... whidi leads !tom Our southwestern counties to Canterbury, running through some of the most picturesque parts of Surrey and Kent ; but the old pilgrim ways to Beverley. to illastoobury, and to Walaiugham, are still traceable by name iu some places, and ...

... believes Constress is impenetrable by argument and immovable ' by discussion, and so he propmes to apply a hundred thousand boots to quicken the perceptions of Congress. men,:suit to get rid of the dead-weight at Washington. Mr. Morley is no doubt watching ...

... London Ignis fatuus” Glasgow nieme” London “A to tne wise” Newcastle R A “Give to due” “Delta” Brampton Cumberland “Pro-grets” Kent W M L Mansfield Notts “Simplicity” Fence Houses “Workman’s Cottage” “Zimmerman” Stockton-on-Tees “Stanwick” Newcastle E H Tavistock ...

... Canterbury the Weather Archbishop or Canterbury has addressed the following letter to the Archdeacons of Canterbury and Maidstone:— “My dear Archdeacon I have heard with surprise from various quarters that the clergy generally have not used the prayer ...