... his 8!d year. a• Ch,..- field Court Lodge, Kent, George Morland, Esq of .1 phi S:rutt, Lag of l'etiing place,Lases—hi es. bms•t! wife of the Rev. Voriek Stnythies, reb.r of St. Mart :11 ., tr.—At Maidstone, Mrs. Phoebe Pretnis, sister at Peewit, F.l ...

... N. F , auto to the Duke of Cambridge—Rich. Best, sq. of Mereworth, Kent, to 1 larriet Read, second daughter of the late Lieut.-Colonel Alex. Read, of the Madras establishment- 1 . Boots, l'sq. of Plymouth, to Mrs. Detisbarti. widow of R. Den. sham, Esq ...

... closed door' ern. of which there have been lots this week. The 1.4. e now got a relief. (of which they hail much need, if ye kent it a'.) as the nsuckel Shirrs has left for Edinburgh. The town is again back to its former appearance. All the Fifers, and ...

... TIVO beitutiful. GOLDEN POLAND PC LLETri, two very fine Dorking l'ocite, one splendid °olden Pokurd Cock, two Slicermpangled Ilamburgb Pullets, and first-rste Partridge l'ochin Pullets; FAWN from her splendid American Turkeys, Golden Pulande, and Partridge ...

... pollen and preserve all kind' of .. miing.allfoithig, and &bins boots, Likewise Me tineffiudied r IVaterpreol Vornioli mid Blacking, which will render the spies of new or Ifrevlotisly-used boot. Wiper, u. to mt. hireetiono tor use will accompany each article ...

... beautiful when you lift them from the opening water and gate with enraptured fascination on their delicate tints and bright golden hues. The ily season for trout has been the must ensueceeefttl ever remembered, on account of the long prevailing cold, dry ...

... the tillOOTlNtlit over the exudate ISALKESSUCK, cuileixting upwards of dote acres of excellent moor, with a little lowlann &booting. it hes been *Melly preserved ter many paint, and the ate very Online:VW and healthy.—k er particulars apply to A. 111.AiiL ...

... market generally. Hops being In ectiee request, chiedy On Plopcohlitolt. at exterior sates. Mid and Esst Kent pockets, 905, to tOIN.; Weald of Kent ditto, s 3. is I , a . ; Musses ditto, ado. to MO& oer cwt. WOOL.—FaIDAY, MAT 27.—There Is rather more Gramme ...

... strpoing a bevy of ladies, as graceful in their manners as beautiful person, whilst numerous nisciples of Walton clad in high boot turd tweed jacket, had returned from the neighbouring rivers, and were depositing their rude and creels in the quaint old entrance ...

... Nottingham claimed a total of 3 / 9 . It is said that Surrey is seen to best advantage when playing up hill. We shall have now • golden opportunity of witnessing the winning tactics of the crack county of England, as, according to the oracles, win they will ...

... Francis Hat-fly Hand, Is. each. THE LEATHER WATERPOOF BOOTS, for FISH !NO or SHOOTING, recommended he a contributor to Tug YIKLD, are made only by IA 00, HiIOTMEIOI,IO, rantmi-street, Haymarket. Theae boots are thoroughly pervious to water, are lighter and ...

... eheepfolds, with about 220 acres of arable and marsh laud, abutting on the heme•e ; situate about four mike from Southend. 104364 Kent.—A property, comprising a commodious house, with lodge-entrance, coach-house, stabling, all requisite out•buthUngs, and two ...