... that fertile district. Clover is generally fine, and the pastures are covered with verdure, particularly round Maidstone. Hops promise a golden harvest. A few soft showers would be extremely welcome, and zive a sa- lutary impulse tothe growth of a'l, especially ...

... married. Court.—How old were you when you married Oh! I was old and ugly enough. (A laugh.) To Mr. Freeman.—My husband was a boot and shoemaker, and he lived by his trade Ilka yourself. laugh.) I never robbed or stole ; I defy any man to say ; I prnseeoted ...

... cases appearing to be of a nature, to a body constituted as they were requiring noremark from him. TRIAL Of PRIsoNERs. Honor Kent, 35, was convicted of stealing, on the 6th instant, at Stoke Damarel, a pair of shoes, the property of Richard Egford, and ...

... tion however, was disappointed : and we have heard it rumoured this morning, that Mr. D’Israeli bas engagea himself for Maidstone, in Kent, and cannot the-efure accept the invitation to stand for Harnstaple. In the mean time, another candidate has appeared ...

... completing the union of five lustres, they have the silver wedding (silberne hochzeit). and a still higher féte is the golden wedding (goldene hochzeit), which commemorates half a century of wed- ded life. The latter occasion brings with it a of the nuptial ...

... or merely edging them. Zephyr cloth is t he material used for them. Bonnet composed entirely of black velvet, and velvet boots, are worn with them. For young ladies the fichu grand mere is considered to be muslin, which crosses in irregu lar plaits a ...

... pregnant a truth has rarely been expressed i n such few words. Sheridan and the Boots. —Sheridan made his appearance one day in a pair of new boots ; these the notice by these boots!” of some of his friends, “Now guess,” said he, “ How I came Many guesses then ...

... his application was refused sequently saving 1,875/. The deceased was originally of ; prisoner, who occupies apartments in Golden square, humble oceapation, but, by perseverance and industry, ac- is reported to be on the eve of matrimony with a young cumulated ...

... merchants, Love-lane, East Cheap. Wi liam Bates, avctioneer, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square. Henry Bentlif, linen draper, Maidstone, Kent. James Stretch and Ralph Wharton, engiaecrs, Nottingham. James Harrington and William Pattinson, calico printers, Cumberland ...

... town of Salisbury with the South Western railway at Bishopstoke. It will two years to construct it. A correspondent of the 'Maidstone Journal' says:— ,pr, that young Dadd hnd been found dead was unfounded. At half-past eleven on Tuesday morning called at ...

... Wednesday; he had cut off the heels of bis military boots, but not quite high enough, and having got fresh ones put on at Ashford, making the best of his way to London. The prisoner was committed to Maidstone gaol until claimed by his iment. Man Killed by ...

... conveys more correct and useful information to them than the most eloquent or profound pages of the essayist or pamphleteer. The golden glories of Victoria Land have of late occupied the most conspicuous place in colonial communications and also in public regard ...