... Churton-street, Pinslico, and Tothill-strect, Westminster, boot salesman. John and Solomon Davis, East Sillithiield, clothiers. Benjamin Vincent, Canterbury, bootisaker. William Cobb, Maidstone, builder. William Legrh, New Windsor, wvise niserchanit. Thomas ...

... William Tilley, to Mrs. Martha Arnold, both of this city. March 7, at the Baptist chapel, Maidstone, Kent, by the Rev. H. H. Dobney, Mr. Georle Mutnng, of Maidstone, to Ann, only dau. of the late Mr.Wm. Smith, of Berkeley-place, Clifton. ?? 8, at the Wesleyan ...

... in the 51st year of l' -4:1 Henry Perry, Burlington-arcade. Onl the 14th inst., at Maidstone, Kent, Charics ToPI l - in his 88th year. On the 14th inst., at Deal, Kent, William Alexa l1er ' sen of Mr. Houlston, Paternoster-row, and Ellglli . Islington ...

... John Hammond, Esq. On the 2d inst., at All Saints' Church, Maidstone, Thomas Webb Gilbert, Esq., of the Close. Salisbury, to Jane, youn. gest daughter of the late Robert Russell, Esq., of Maidstone. On the 2d inst., at the parish church, Watford, William ...

... -Jacob Evans, the keeper of a low lodging-house iis Kent-street, and Margaret Sheen, a young woman with whom be cohabited, were charged with being concerned in breaking into a butcher's shop, at No. 9. Kent-street, and stealing thirteen stone of beef, value ...

... the princess Esterhazy, was of the same age. Lady Adelaide Paget, daughter of the Marquis of Anglesea, now Vits- countess Maidstone, who was seventeen. The brides- maids older than her Majesty were Lady Jane Bouverie,.: now the Hon. Mrs. Ellice, who was ...

... around the opening at either end. The slender pillars which supported the roof were connected by garlands formed of holly, golden furze, aud laurustinus in flower, with pendants composed of tendrils of ivy. A knot with streamers of the colours of England ...

... around the opening at either end. The slender pillars which supported the roof were connected by garlands formed of holly, golden furze, and laurustinus in flower, with pendants composed of tendrils of ivy. A knot with streamers of the colours of England ...

... around the opening at either end. The slender pillars which supported the roof were connected by garlands, formed of holly, golden furze, and laurustirrus in flower, with perdants composed of tendrils of ivy. A kirirt with streamers of the colours 'of England ...

... LOD- dfon, of aI daughter. Augurt 19,at Tcrriarosvenue, Camden-~town, London, Mrs. flannels Rabbeth, of a son. August i3, at Golden lills. Tipperary, M'.irs. Judktn Fltz. gerald ohf a daughter, prematurely, who survived her blith MARRIAGES. In Tipperary ...

... Qaeen's Lancers, to Fanny, second daughter of William Tansley, Esq., of Oundle, Northamptonshire. March 23, at New Charlton, Kent, Mr. John Roberts, of Wet Sandford, to Elizabeth Ann, daughter of the late Mr. T. Tipton, of this city. March 31, at Bakewell ...

... They did not object to Mr. Storge, in Rev stern Cromwevillian fashion rejecting 1that bauble when and presented with the golden chain of office ; but when he told ninoe them that 1he had been for forty-five years a teetotaller., and to b intended to ...