... mysteriously from her home in Pimlico. She was only seven years old, and was described having golden hair, and being attired in dark clothes, with dark ulster, buttoned boots, and white straw hat, trimmed with black velvet. reward of £4O was offered for her recovery ...

... Lefhonu. end relu Altered to Feehlou. '•rte for Dyeug. and and Shoes, try M*Do«au>A B'wfolk Street. Sooth Side (Sign of the Golden Boot). L k 0 O T H 8 WASTED.- b, Oleeo Oeatlemen welted upon atS!? Molonep, OoenaMow 8.1. Boose. ■p- Street. N.B.—Money Orders ...

... generally put in force throughout Kent. esi ...

... Palace, Maidstone, Kent, having executed her will March 29, 1860, and a codicil Jan. 15, 1863; the executors appointed being her sons Sir Walter Buchanan Riddell, Bart., and the Rev. John Charles Buchanan Riddell, M.A., rector of Harrletsham, Kent. After ...

... rewarded ty a young girl, handsomely attired in a light travelling suit and &jaunty little hat that partialy hid a wealth of golden cosh, shaded the dads lustrous eyes that dashed de-, handy on the lady, who received her with open arms, while unnauainedly ...

... hon. gentleman resumed his seat amid peat Charge against the a Labourers’ Union. —At Maidstone Police-court Saturday, Alfred Simons, late general secretary the Kent and Sussex Labourers' Union, was summoned for Illegally withholding £638, moneys of the ...

... ■£lo Reward F« FinS Bottla WhlteVlDftar WJilrh. Xs»mtn» tf CUj anslnts. is to Malt VinefS*. CAN OS FINSD SaLUSO PATERSON’S “GOLDEN-GRAIN.’’ which is PURE MALT VINEGAR.’ HDIKTILI.KP. r>nn,UT»’n, and u i,t*r at*d. Tua Fxs*B* Tamos Vinxua* PaocuSAßUs RUI ...

... TAILOR AND TROUSERS MAKER. C A. CArfiT.AO. - ~ =SS *H SS twTpaiTdo^*. .^ . 0 . 1^ «iiwi«oWu.B. BUCHAiTaN STREET, to . n,o «KENT road. g S-o * . :, h,\K O,” .ir. rn.CLU.. _! -LA OAP.r.LtB.-I. pUu..n. I TURMNO I.ATHEA. „ ~ E L O-N SYSTEM. Win e S) Groceries ...

... SPECIAL BARGALNS IN BOOTS.-A Lot of Ladies' E.S. Ladies' Boots and Shoes. -400 Pairs Ladies' E.-S. Boots at SWIMMING COLLARS, BATHING CAPS, SPONGE BAGS, _____,________ 40s, 49a, 575 6cl. 6•36, 70s. 84s, up to 15 guineas; theee are richli Boots, slightly out ...

... the braes. I never saw a plant but I locket for the marrow o't and, mg I load a greed memory, when I kept a fl ower noes, I kent it aye. Mr. Jolly gives an excellent description of village life in snob a place an Stonehavm, where one of the commonest ...

... the Caledonian Hotel, Dingwall, 7th February, twelve o’clock. —W. Mackenzie, solicitor, Dingwall, agent January John Ewing, boot and shoemaker. Dambarton-road, Glasgow*. Creditors to meet in the Faculty Hall. Glasgow, February, twelve o'clock.—'l‘hos. ...

... Chairs, Iron Bedsteads, Cribs, ac. all at the cheapest ratee. Shawls, Mantles, Millinery, Ladles' Undermoshing, smaltwarett, Boots and Shoes, in great variety The Public, to be convinced of the splendid value of the foregoing lists of Goods have only to ...