... weather, the demand for all breeds in sluggish state, Newfoundlamt .._ Dec.. 13 7 , .30 . Dec 23 P.M.Dec.O ath-Demboy • Maidstone Goth -Aldershott ; we should be compelled to think as meanly of the this he became insensible, and does not remember any ...

... Saturday, Bondar, and lioodar, it war dry, and so recorersd. Lord was adrertiaed of bar being stranded the disaffected tberas boot, and desired to sand party, so ant to believe lbs party we heard of to day Falkland bare been going there. The King thinks ...

... some more of the song.— In ye gang to hell, Willie, Stan' sentry at the door, An' let na' in but honest folk That ye weel kent afore, Willie. Lines suitable for a banner at the forthcoming Kirkcaldy franchise demonstration : Ah, Willie, you've misled ...

... 1 40 7g4 60 dip. 9 5 It 47 - of prices been high, a considerable fall might by hanging himself from the cell door with his boot- Swift as his vision drank the grace 7 40 28 15 7 6 626 9lO 12 50 - b een e xpected ; but as they have for some time Of her ...

... 3010 6 112433 7 1 7 5 460 From her thraldom set free, valuable scientific workie a unique collection of Speed back to my golden tiouunton. up on the top, and id down sin the average. 590 tiN. Prune coaree-woolled Sheep 410- 2 Bamtisland .. 716 ...

... nothing can justify any man behaving like a tap-room brawler l in citcumstances when it is impossible to use the I up-room boots or pewter pot in defence of good manners. Mr Plimsoll in the character of sailors' ft iend is the greatest actot of his ...

... portant appeal case regarding traction engine traffic been tried at the West Kent Quarter &anions. It was brought by the owners of erection engines, Messes Ellis it Co., of Maidstone, against • decision of the Cranbrook Magietratee, directing that they should ...

... of yard at the rear of the premises. The police found the man badly wounded that it was deemed advisable to take him to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. being examined there by the surgeons be was | found to have been severely wounded near the left shoulder ...

... He at once told her not to regret the deficiency, for his newspaper would more than compensate for it. So he took off her boots, and tearing his Times In half, wrapped each foot carefully up in the paper. In • few minutes circulating seemed to return ...

... te them on the BUCCess which ham letter he had written, and expressed his regmt that ..e ' . '“ Mii4ht mention of the g•olden streets, or of the harps , fa'n..itt•n• 4,445 qrs. N 'i 4 4 ' n j I ' l ' l the 4 ' 41111 ' Fine Flour, do.. l - 0 0 ...

... in the middle of the month. Charles Dickens's hat letter, dated the of June, 1870, has just been presented by Mr Charles Kent to the British Museum, where, it is believed, it will before long be on view smarm the eases devoted to the exhibition of ...

... Half-Bred Do. qrs. unsold. a 3 That the full year to cansummation brings. Barley.-There were in to day's market I'M qrs. barley Kent fleeces. No. 17, HANOlrlat STRUT, EDINBURGH. When noonday sans and nightly fronts combine being inure than last week. Prices ...