... AND BEQUE.STS.-The will of GeorgeNeame, Esq., of HEmrbledonm, near Canterbury, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Licutenait for Kent, ?? proved oil the 8th nlt. at the district Registry, Catnterbury, by Alfred Neamne, George Friday Neasne, awnd Austin Nearne ...

... ire ABYs-ISNIA.-Kasoa, Prince of Tigre i now Johanni I., Emperor of Abyseinlia, thanks t, Great Britain, and a Christian to boot, had, accord a ing to the correspondent of the Giornaleddlle Coloneic 3 who writes from Mlrseowa, under date of the 3rd o 3Auguast ...

... this is the rlewlyaerected ever, e sehoalhouse-an iran struatuce, destireed specially shall is for its present use by Mr C. E. Kent, of Liasten loin i .y road. London, end now the centre of Ranarhl at- (Lou traction. When the train stoppei, straggling Of ...

... home to go out of the town on- business, but did not say where he was going to. Oa Monday, she and his brother went to the Golden Lion Inn, where they found him in bed suffering from the effects of excessive drinking. They brought him home, and he was ...

... sayirigehoey would latte-r to w~alk; CauwaILLader adding, in Iris favourite sailor' 1-li1:ss, that Is i-he to kick 'the kents ort of his lic>'- renu,.rk hut obscurely cenrhorrsrhinible to Dome GICrs'orio. vs'err ae tires after leaving the Spanliard's ...

... or three centuries the feetQ f men and horses have traversed its oourt- yard. Then tllbre ate r9P'Z 91d tostexiq lik9 thv Golden Cross at Oxford. Yon Ontet a spacious Irregular quadrangle, with the most curios little snug- geries, here and there, for ...

... P1. Bainbrlide, ir C. Tully, Mr T. J. Robson, Ald Robin- son, Mr E. Richardson, Mr E. Robson, Gounciltlor Rankin, Councillor Kent (on behalf of the scholars who afterwards laid contributions on the stone), and Mr J. N. Pattison. The chapel is beinrg built ...

... should have a voice in the matter by a public meeting being ?? resolution was seconded by SIr Mark Vint, and carried ?? Silas Kent moved That seeing the county and rural authorities have abolished their tolls in this district, it be. comes incumbent on ...

... gross profits in each de- partment are as follows --Grocery, 3s 4d ; drapery, &s 9&d; tailoring, as lid; ready-mades, 3S lOd; boot and hard- ware. es 7d; shoemaking, Ss 0:d. The management expenses are 10id in the pound, A DRAGOON GUAED DitownD.-A melancholy ...

... Goodwipi, son of the Bishop of Ke M Carlisle, and Lad; Mary i Milles, the eldest ent s daughter of Earl Sondes, of Lees Court, Kent, (thi BLACK Boy CoLLIERMIes-Mr Francis Clowes pr, for twenty-one years in charge of these, the most api extensive collieries ...

... fi following aiemnhers nere in attendacnqe :-Mjessrs Ii Yl1la1C !Vke, SeYlMour, MNils, Beeucliani. Williams, h it Tlionspo, Kent, and-Aiderson. ?? ' d MrHre pr 1-a',edreported theat the Lighting- Conl- nl ?? hald handed over: la-h 7mm; lodt. -Iu respoane- ...

... Bo~yle) held an inquest en the IC body. 'The jury neiturnled a verdict of Alid-enital .adeath.Orr W'ednesdayS niight, an the Golden Fleece Al Inn, Clayton Stecet, Newcastle, the doputy-eoconer (Mr T. Hoyle) held an inquest on the body of William F-orstor ...