... imports I.uiidoli were bakes from Boulogne. 21 from Bremen. 12S irim Hamburg,'ani from Kotterdam. Mid and East Kents. Si. 3s. (15s • Weald Kents, 41. 10s. to Bi. (is, ; hlissex, 41. Ws. r o 61,108,1 Parahams, 71. Os. 81. Bs.; and yeailmgs, ll®* 41. 10s. ...

... farm labourer David Baldey, who was killed near Lewes, under circumstances that have recently been detailed was arrested at Maidstone. The prisoner is named Martin Brown, of Huxted, Essex. He was arrested in the Maiustone barracks, having just enlisted in ...

... notary to commence legal proceedings for a separation. Sentence of a Child to Penal Servitude., —At the West Kent quarter sessions, held at Maidstone, last week, girl 13 years of age, named Emma Glassory, was indicted for robbing her mistress, Isabella Collington ...

... EPITOME OF NEWS. BBITISH AND FOREIGN. The fashions of our grandfathers are coming fast upon us. Shoes instead of boots are the latest innovation. The> are especially plentiful at Brighton, and are cropping up in London. In addition to numerous other treasures ...

... lh:. will > belter 'conilition I UPPER COQUHTDALE. iirfilyMilefflcinißyhiOßhtVyUrMiiimiuidMi* THE MAGAZINES. wbait, E«ex A Kent, wbllc, old - to-bwCS 6li 11 thu that whieh ia oat. Very Uttie of the crop has tn .. *| .«Allas. After the children had snog ...

... given Air yolk wboL while last week, hi the north superior • on-els were biught at IW »wr lb. In sort*. Br.«s»l Hewl, UfromJM Kent Head, Halt Red. Green, and Pmkm*.«J nalf-fei superior Kid hali-psphy Pine Head. Il stripe 1.% l half-penny North Devon S.ii ...

... general orders as particularly distinguished, will, if an officer, have monument, and if a soldier, have his name inscribed in golden letters in the Pantheon. The partisans of the Duke de Montpensier are again hopeful carrying their candidate, notwithstanding ...

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

... Liverpool onlj limited buaioMß wm reportod, a| quarter. At id«verp«o , ur ivaU of both whoat The formor-eot at a decline of .boot per 701 be., and the latter fid. to I*, per each. In Scotland ■otiviMi had prevailed, but price* ruled at alieht declines doW ...

... the Scripture, to enlighten the tninda tbe people, »« «ut the third eoont-re representing that the ;» ?'** *®.‘b* °f more, golden ana. Irt your face be long—your bilfi tamdy : the first Sir Allan, follower the dealers was large fur this market, while the ...

... makes use the poetic licence. When |ae tide at its lowest some amount of “plodg- is neceissa;rv to reach the Holy Isle. But boots and hose removed, nothing a fine iA’' could be more thain a walk along 'H- “ Pilgrim’s Way”over the sands, guided i, numerous ...

... 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 ...