... from the Plains of Waterloo to EFFINGHAM PLACE, where they receive limited number of Young Ladies for Board and Education. Terms for Pupils under elcveu jears of age, Thirty Guineas per annum; above eleven, Thirty-five Guineas; at fourteen, Forty Guineas. The Pupils will resume their Studies MONDAY, July 30th. A Lady, or two Sisters, may be accommodated as Parlour Boarders. Ba?nsgate, July 10, ...

... The next occurrence was ratber more serious anticipation realilv. thanksgiving had been ordered the JO, November, 1710, for the successes of last campaign ; bnt her Majesty, instead of going usual to St. Paula, attended Divine service thai day the Chapel Royal. Two days alter winch, a remarkable advertisement was published the London Gazette, signed by Henry John, then Secretary State, ...

... of the RENT- , ' , of TITHES, for the Parish of St. J\ND\VICH, together with the Map and |rt nre deported at the Bell Inn. within .. ' . * tne inspection of all parties interested ; .»issioner will attend on SATURDAY, ,\ (1 FEBRUARY next, at Eleven o'clock r/ift '(„ hear objections, if any, to the intended t :1 THOMAS COLEMAN, Apportioner. OAT) FROM TENTERDEN TO i'- V, V'- '■'» HOTHFIELD, ...

... One naturally looks back lo with relief from the madders which the horrors of the French Revolution this period wcasion, and find the loyalty the majority of her subject., glorious determination support and defend the throne Ltersof.ahercouiUriesuow.innt.^brougbtthemnustersofevery state of Kurope.excepl this, think peace. Prussia prudently withdrew, and Austria wavered. Bat the Royal speech ...

... THE MARKETS, CORN EXCHANGE, Oct. 23 There was a steady demand for the best samples of Bnglish wheat, at the full prices of last Monday Flour was with- out alteration in value Malting barley realized previous rates White peas were the turo cheaper The best qualities of oats brought fully as much money. Linseed and rapeseed realised the quotations of this day se’nnight. Tares were sold in small ...

... made at the Cathedral, and at all the churches in Canterbury, on behalf of the Canterbury Diocesan Board of Education, the claims of which his Grace the Archbishop has requested his clergy to bring before their congregations. This valuable institution has, since its establishment in 1539, expended nearly £6,000 in the erection of schoolrooms in the county of Kent, and in the maintenance and ...

... :— thi' L „,lon and the Dover and Folkestone Bet» ~e ss Trains, 18s., other Trains—First Class, Term' 1 -,, ha. l» -! Thi,d > 65 ,5;.;- ,5;.;-. ,ii a Fares will he in proportion from the 'fhf ■ a y Tickets will be granted at the following ,»tne iate ' fitH' . Dover and Folkestone and back—Express othef i, l9 First Class, 225. 6d.; Second rr» ioi, , ' . Third Class, 9s. Ci» s*'5*' mediate ...

... Day next, plain C JOK, and also HOUSE- MAID, small family, vhere a footman kept.— . None need apply who cannot be well and respectably recommended. Apply to Mr. Bayly, grocer, Queen-«treet. Margate. WANTS A SITUATION, A Married Man, aged 27 Yeats, AGRICULTURAL STB WARD, he thorough y understands Farming nil ils branches, having beeu brought in that capacity his iufancv. Address to No. 568. at ...