... 86a 6d to 88s 6d. Peas —Canadian, 83a Cd. Other articles unchanged. LONDON POTATOES—Nov. 29.—Moderate supply. Trade steady. Kent regents, 100 s; to 1,80 s; Essex, 100 s tol30e; rocks, 70s to 80s; flakes, X3os to 1455; Victorias, 130 s to 115 s per ton ...

... dresses displayed the long white gaiters which remained in vogue even the reign George IV. the cavalry all wore high military boots, and some of them the crimson silk sword belt, fringed with gold, which gave them very much the appearance of a modern Grand ...

... beautiful park, neat Maidstone. From six to eight thousand are expected present, and thia glorious sunitber weather will no doubt attract large p.itiea of excursionists. It thought probable that the interest which Lo Palmerston takes iu the Kent Volunteers will ...

... seven different Members, honoring with his abuse the representatives of Armagh, Pontefract, Oxford, King Lynn, Lxeter, and Kent. Colonel Verner availed poetry that was prose, and prose that had at least the fictive quality of poetry. Mr. O’Connell declared ...

... when the days are bright and sunny and the world is looking its fairest, it is always annoying to have one's enjoyment of the golden hours clouded by some of those petty ailments, which. while they are not generally regarded as very serious, nevertheless ...

... eldeet'son of Mr. T. C. King, the great tragedian of Drury Lane Theatre. This young and talented gentleman, had already gained golden opinions.” A special telegram to the Eastern Budget dated Rome, May 17, says : All the Austrian bishops are now here. Most ...

... enswathed in living light— Coeval with the immeasurable past With what placid and effulgent face The mild moon travels ‘mid her golden isles, And the Earth, asleep in Night's embrace, Pours the soft lustre of her quiet smiles ! (’an I, O God, who tremble hero ...

... stating that might have been represented Kent that was doing the same. I'pon this representation Kent might have attested the signature without the slightest intention of fraud. The Jury found guilty, and acquitted Kent. Mr. Jos* tlce Willis, after some strong ...

... II 94 NA -RAP A SAD TALE OF SHIPWRECK. The following is the narrative of Mr. John Saville, first mate of the American ship Golden Hind, wrecked on the coast of Patagonia in June last on her voyage from New York for San Francisco. The ship met with very ...

... revolution. There were glass screens in golden frames, and a clock, that represented the death of Hector, the chariot wheels of Achilles con! veniently telling the hour A round table of Mosaic, mounted on golden pedestal, was nearly covered with papers ...

... ANNOUNCEMENTS! There will be a dance in Murphy's Barn, Camlough, to-morrow nights An outbreak of fire in the premises of Celt Boot Dactory, Quay St., Dundalk, resulted in damage to the extent of £lOO hush M'Crink, Monaghan St., Newory. Motor Saloon Hearse ...

... a winter of annual severity from a wetting daring a sanwsteres. and from sot changing in time his boots and clothes after reaching home. The Doke of Kent continued OW to the last an unwearied parent in his attention to his daughter'. welfate. idle dandling ...