... , Yorkshire. M.A., Kent. Sangster, W., Esq., Mid- Franklyn, G. WV., Esq., dlesex. M.P., Worcestershire. Sinijth, Sir W. B., Bart., Fleming, T. NV., Esq., M.P., Essex. Hants. Smith, W. Masters, Esq., Formy, Rev. J., Kent. M.P., Kent. Ffytehe, J. Lewis ...

... had | INSU- cold. “1 am, Six, your most crat servant, “ Tues, Wittiam GRey Cot uF Regiment, Ligh; To Mr, Woolley, Chemist, Maidstone, 3H. Extract from a Letter by Mr. Wm. Aberayron, Cardiganshire, to the Propricter of he , a “T have Poetoral Candy is tn ...

... P., Yorkshire. M.A., Kent. Sangster, W., Esq., Mid. Franklyn, G. W., Esq., dlesex. M.P., Worcestershire. Smijth, Sir W. B., Bart., Fleming, T. W., Esq., M.P., Essex. Ilants Smith, W. Masters, Esq., Formy, Rev. J., Kent. M.P., Kent. Ffytche, J. Lewis, Esq ...

... China, Londonderry 8th Do,, Turkey, N.bridge 60th 1st b. Jullunder; Cht. Oth Lancers,Uiballa, Ben- 2nd b., Cape, Sligo gal; Maidstone 3rdb., Curragh 10th Hussars, Turkey; ditto 61st Wnizeerabad, Bengal; 11tle Do,, Turkey, N.bridge. : Chatlaum 12th Lancers ...

... taoltiolv alux varictlo. THE COURT. Wiaoisoa, 1'I\ Y 12.-This morning her Royal Higirness the Duchess of Kent arrived at Windsor by the eleven o'clock train from town on the Great ?? Railway. Her Roval Highness was attended by Lady Anna MSaria, Dawson ...

... though very humble man in early life, 110 was keen, aclirc, intelligent, with sharp eye to number one, which perhaps should the golden rule with all young aspirants in the world. His career was fine example of the happy mixture of prudence and perseverance ...

... —Briehloo fiih Dragoons—Shonicliffe laiiKvrs tnlwlU, Bcnyal. Maidstone 10th Ru*sar* —Birroinehara lllh do.—AWicrshot 12t h Lancers—''anterbory I3*h Lh,*ht DfA^roons—Uallincol% I ui> do.—Kirkee—Maidstone I5t!» RusMrs—Aldershot ljujeers—Dobho Laoe. rs—Cahir ntv ...

... Books. bmitted ment — The Art Journal. London: Gronor Vint Tus principal plates in this namber are ‘ atter of tinople--the Golden Hore,” an effective p “0 at ome. markably well engraved; * * The Statue of Lon ee ra oe ll—that | is intended to be conveyed ...

... TRIMMED STRAWS, TRIMMED FELT HATS, HEAD DRESSES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, VELVETS, FURS, MANTLES, CORSETS AND BODICES, BOOTS, SHOES, & OVERSHOES. The above Departments will be found, on inspec- tion, larger and better assorted with FIRST-CLASS GOODS ...

... ? far throutli,'' doomlled, &C., anll such fictitious nlailes as abby, Gorgcous TIoon, ?? Polite Daincan, Sly Boots, and such ?? s ?? ess. SUsrrTUTrE FOR POTvTOas.-A good substitute for potatoes has been inmtroduced in France, the Chwrop- ...

... which have come to the information was given to the Mr. Carte: lalways knowledge of the Police. Atan early hour in the day, for Kent, having been advised of the cireumst: tween & a of Police from the several divisions, a Jury were empanelled to inquire into ...

... Mr. Salkinson was designated formally to the mission work Hamburgh, in the Religion* Institution Hall, Edinburgh. Mb. Mat boots. A letter the Ration slat* tint this right hon. gentleman visited College the 27th ultimo, attended Dean Mevlvr and his nephew ...