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... parts. First came the car?y? fining the attendants, followed in separate carriages the Rang of the Belgians, the Duchess of Kent, and otners nearly related to the royal couple. King Leopold was at once recognised in the crowd. His tall, spare, and vigorous ...
... Prussia were alone conspicuous, the rest of the party yet in England being distributed about the grand tier. The Duchess of Kent had a separate box, and the central box of the tier was occupied by the royal children, who formed a group scarcely less i ...
... to put down the Mormons, has turned Mcrmon himself ! A young woman was killed by jumping from a train in motion on the North Kent Railway on Sunday, and a porter, attempting to rescue her, was severely injured. Mr Cunard, the Nestor of transatlantic navigation ...
... was stated by Mr Dunn, Mr Kent's soli- citor, that the family of that gentleman feel very strongly the imputations which have been cast upon them. On their behalf an application had been made to che Home order that Mrs Kent, and all the inmates of the ...
... ruined son-in-law. The Late Duchess of Kent.—The Time* says Monday next, between one and two o'clock, are the day and hour fixed for the interment of the remains of her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. the day fixed for the interment, the remains ...
... found at last —and that its name should be SyUANTUM BlackwoocTt Magazine. Will op the Duchess op Kent. —The will of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent was proved in the principal registry on the 3d of this month by the Prince Consort, tbe sole executor ...
... mentioned in Cassell's Popular Natural History, as a proof of the abundance of eagles at one time in the Highlands, that 171 golden eagles, with young and eggs, were destroyed in the county of Sutherland alone between March 1831 and March 1834. Liberty of ...
... was stunned, and so being unable to extricate herself from her horrible position, was drowned. in Kent. Jttim Aitken, a farm labourer at Town Mailing in Kent, has been committed on a charge of wilful murder,” the victim being Ids wife, who was the mother ...
... served his apprenticeship to Simmonda, linendraper of Rocliester, Kent, and was subsequently employed as shopman to a draper in the same city. Becoming possessed of property, removed to Maidstone, where he carried on the business of a pawnbroker, which he left ...
... suicide by jumping into the Canal near Littleborough. She was unknown in the neighbourhood. She left her shawl, crinoline, and boots on the bank. In her pocket were an oval stone brooch, pair of black gloves, a small key, a handkerchief marked H, and purse ...
... another to help him in the loving work of joining a devoted i>air. Glasgow Herald. Drowned in Liquor.—A suit men's clothes, with boots, &c, was lately found on the bank of the Caledonian Canal, a short distance below the new Kailway Bridge at Clachnaharry. An ...
... spirits at another. Execution at Maidstone.—On Thursday, at noon, the last sentence of the law was carried into effect upon Peter Masterman, aged twenty-two, late a private in the Royal Artillery, who was hung in front of the Kent County Prison, for the wilful ...