... bluejackets arrived at Maidstone on Saturday for recruiting purposes. This is a unique incident so far as the county town is concerned. It is stated ?? bluejackets have been instructed to visit ali the towns and villages in West Kent. SCENE AT THIE CRYSTAL ...

... before the tyinut comes down ; and he sbone all over his broad face, vnd his eyes twinkled with mirth, as he held first one boot and then thc other to the blaze. Now the ale, Rue, my pet. Give's a kiss first, ducky, to give it a flavour. He hugged me ...

... hire the vacant tenement. St. Margaret defend us all from the payment of burial fees, either before-hand ] or afterward ?? Kent Herald.) s 5 r. g 0 n ti '1 a tl Oi ci mr ti cm ci Sr mT w4 lit is th su ec Iin hi pm hi as fri in ar ga E I, of at sei ANECDOTE ...

... Gloucestershire-Aged 75, Mary, widow of Mr. John Jefleries, of Gotherington, Chelten. ?? 70, Mrs. SarahWilkins, late of the Boot Imn, Tetbury -At Cheltenham, aged SS, Robert C. only son of R. Vaux, Esq. of Court St. Lawrence, Monmnouthshire; also, aged ...

... of which he died. Verdict-Accidental death, produced e by a lockedfjtn. Is An inquest was held on Monday afternoon at the Golden e Lion, Dean-street, Soho, on the body of an elderly woman, i- name unknown. It appeared froml the evidence that the deceased ...

... handedl at other shows- Golden Skin and PeachrBlossom-both of beautiful character. The thirty hlbters in the.-younge-st class gave the judges much trouble, Mr Cornish's ?? De~ery, which took the pride of place, has won golden opi~nions before. Mr W. H ...

... Justice r a Denman. Hants, Lewel, and Maidstone, Mr. Justice v A Byles. e. . FR1IGSTrUL BOiIDEt EXPLOSION IN B ?? f after iaoon on Wednesday the boiler belonging to Messrs. ?? and Ross's saw-mills, in Swan-street, Old Kent- t road, Loindon, burst with such ...

... to Mr. O'Connell, in Youghal, on alluding to the Union, lie made the following remarks*- W We are bound to England by the golden link of tile Crown, .anlid fi r be it rom inme to weaken that coisectioli by my present observations; I want no dissevcrations ...

... Monday:, the prices obtained were very low, notwithstanding the small supply of living,ptock brought forward. At Dartford, Kent, on Saturday, Alfred Deacon, aged ?0, was remanded charged withulnlawfullyvWondiaog Mliss Eliza Garland, his sweetheart, at ...

... afternoon of the 16th of September, to Neighbouring bakehouse, since which time not the slightest trace of her has been discovered. Boot Crops. —On Monday, Dr. Veeleker. chairman of tbe Farmers' Club, ad ape per on Root Crops,at theSalisbnry hotel, London. He ...

... de- ion of twenty hors at the Sounds. a Thursday night, the Queen gave a grand dinner and a, ecu, in honour of the Duchess of Kent's birthday. d 1nenders of the royal family, the Foreign Ambassadors,, Melbourne, the Duke of' Wellington, the Marquis of a ...

... West ber India steamer, make a total receipt on Wednesday of mac, X280,500, ?? £280,500. ~~BRAZILS. On the 28th Sept. thme Golden Era, from Melbourne to con Liverpool, put into IPernambuco fur supplies, having on Mo c board So passengers, and about £200 ...