... ing unsold, and descril to sav ; - A -iAJJ.A ' * A/A. | ~ Mr. Collin's 111 . , TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Denominations. Statute Kent. per of 0 tho I RETIRED CLERGYMAN HAVING BEEN Measure. Commis- restored to health in few days, after man vjears sioncr9 of ...

... land the Encumbered Estates Court. He got It for fifteen years' purcliase the rental, which had been fairly paid. At the Maidstone asdics,, Friday. r&0 damages, £l3 costs, and charges, were levied a bntcla-r, named «>eorgc,aged CO, for the scdueiion of ...

... of Tie*. U»eJilW o h.« been .ngge»t.d bility of there being the remem. either in the Anglo-Seion coed'cts. t „( the were .boot the period of the lf. that they are the rena«iina of lb« tola slain in some conflict between ®. f gtlrte a and CromeelP. Ume; ...

... seventy the night of the 31st, and at the loss to the district was estimated at above IJ'OO of newly shorn sheep. Near Maidstone, iu Kent, Dr. Fielding remarks, Tlie snow which fell in January has remained in pits and deep hollows until the middle this month ...

... Sarr are either actually deposited in the Charles Museum at Maidstone, or are about to be as soon as Mr. Brunt has published his report on the discoveries has made. This is to be done by the Kent Arcbmologieal Society, but at present they have only printed ...

... College Corps fell in, and thus, with 4,500 men Charing-cross was reached. Here the Ist Kent (Gravesend), the sth Kent (Blackheath), the oth, Kent (Plumstead), the 10th Kent (Royal Arsenal, Woolwich),starting from Westminster bridge at halfpast 1, Joined the ...

... it would be to mould the fortunes of hundreds around him, Oxford offered priceless and glorious opportunity.— Out of such golden years as these were laid the broad foundation on which arose the glory of that noble band of Oxford and Christ Church statesmen ...

... improvement applied to his machinery in h.s extensive spinning factory The jury returned verdict of Accidental death.” The Boot of Water Hemlock.—A most diatressing case of poisoning, by which the lives of two fine youn men have been sacrificed, has ...

... aged 14 years. Dec. 12, at 40, North Great George-street, Dublin, John Hall, Esq., Solicitor. Dee. 13, at Bedgebury-park, Kent, aged 45, from an accident, Mr. Charles Don, head gardener of Mr. Beresford Hope, M.P., brother of late Professor Don, King’s ...

... retained completely by the latter article. During winter feeding, too, Swedish turnips and raps are known to promote the deep golden colour, which adds so much to the worth of Irish butter and to the reputation of Irish house keepers. But very often, in spite ...