... a hat aud a turban, and is ornamented with a large tassel of blue silk, instead of a feather ; red slippers or shoes, and boots of the same colour, are worn indiscriminately. The guns and bayonets are of different lengths, suited to the size and strength ...

... braving, and ®* f ron > 'h* charge of Supincoeta with rca* thus perhaps creating that confia ion in the distu-baocea County of Kent, pre of the Sovereign, which it w«« most ffe had authorised the Lord Lieutenant of th* • desirable to avoid. Having communicated ...

... and jewels abine Bastia ewrobes Ler vow, ‘Bordered veil and pearima fine 4 A pinmed page obsequious file With ruby wine ber golden tassie fe the foirv of the hills 2— le this the bounie Flighland lassie ? No. and ves, both Jost and won, heart and Highland ...

... was admitted bait.’ self £lOO, and two sureties in each, abide his trial the easaiug Assises iu mel. DESTRUCTION THE HOPS IN KENT. On Friday laH the temperature fell very endienly, and niglit very strong gale came from tW South West, and was attended with' ...

... SEIZURE FOR CHURCH RATES. (prom the si n. ) bo Sold by Auction, some Auctioneer yet unknown, Saturday, May 23, 1835, at die Golden Lion Yard, College Yard, St. Mary’s, Manchester, excellent Bay or*© and Harness, worth Fifty Hounds, seized F>r Church Rates ...

... forward, ler prisoners to Sydney he understood that it w as fo be considered as a tra beea supplied with boots, but Mr. Thomas ex- he usual issue of boots took 1 compromise of tbe op inions of all parties upon are plained that when t He looked upon the of ...

... Lord's imitation of sgitatui's iniiiiiicr ocasi-ined great laughter.)— that (Lord Maidstone) found that be must meet him. If over there was butfnim, he. [Lord Maidstone] then saw the tl ins of onions Mr. O’Connell plnv the rh iraetcr, unit heat anything ...

... at » at- times—a silk handkerchief is tied neatly the neck in men’s fashion. The trous cons. that made to fit close to the boot, which, lik ence men's, is not.so much pointed as. bef Me. whips are now an article of gre the pense =the handles are now ...

... head-formost into butt of rain-water which stood open in the hack yrrd of tbe house, where her parents resided, in Castle-street, Golden-square. it not exactly known how long she lay there, for she was not immediately missed, and even then an anxious search many ...

... them. XPCUTION «A MAT STONE Atan early houron Thursday morning immense numbers of persons from all parts of Kent thronged into the town of Maidstone, for the purpose of wit- nessing the excention of Willis ’ the gunner and ¢ ! ver belonging to the battalion ...

... were three times io power since the Reformation ; t meat, It willgive usa superiority over the very meno ‘a horse, with a golden bridle and @ yollen chain Ww vo lived ia Raliywhacuacrew they aay by and have Protestant historians to bear mi ou m know well ...

... supported oo bis right by Mr Edwards, the Presi- dent of the St Society ; Wr Faher, the President of the German Society ; Mr Golden, the President of the St Lavid’s Society ; Lord Nor- peth, “ir James Alexnnder, Rev W Stark, Joho Joho-ton, op his left by ...