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... - latieto. e CORN EXCHANGELONDON, Mar.11. We have had a limited show of Wheat from Essex, Kent' r and Suffolk for this days9 market, but a fair quantity of bar- 4 ley, Beans, and Pease was offered from these counties, aed Iy we had some fresh arrivals ...
... ovrset; is ten days Ike pit lck log will lcaMmence. as the Hope, for wont of moisture, are goitsg-off'iery tepidly. WHAL!) oF KENT-We cannot soy that thle HOP& have improved staring the week except ?? theolbotm Isa tkhe ~toar lands thecy.apltesar to go OTf; ...
... of Oxford and Mortimer, having been married last year to Lady Jane Harley, his Lord- ship's eldest daughter. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victo- ria, attended by Sir John Conroy and Lady Flora Hastings, again occupied their hox at Drury Lane Theatre ...
... cheaper, with a mfirm market at this reduction. .CURRENT PRICES OF BRITISH GRAIN, PER IMPERLAL QUARrER. S. S. S. S. Wheat, Essex, Kent, Malt ?? 8~6 ?? Red ?? 55@38 Do. Fine New ?? 3 White,do ?? 60 Do.Ware ?? 64 62 Nurfolk,Llnoolsabire, Pease, |ogand G3ey.35 ...
... Cross; and 37', Regent Cirrus. In!Leith, atk4. Shore; and In Edinburghk at 8, We. taring Place, to -R. W. HAMILTON. sti The Kent steamer feaves Neviavn Stonae Pier atlo n~eastfoura wit4 the Passengers. E~{f~JI~D FARES To AD FROM LEITHI TV EWcASTLi IHE ...
... maintained, but for new Oats a decline of Is. per qr. has been submitted to. CURRENCcY PER IiPSEaAL QUARTER. Wheat, Essex, Kent, SlaltSuffolk Norfolk and Suffolk Red ?? @7 Red . @60 White,do ?? 72 78 Do.Ware ?? 62 Norfolk, Lincolnshire, Pease, Hogand ...
... --- _^' -- - • .., ' -r ' ' . ' . - ~ . Page , LorJ John Berestord—Page , Mark White , _Esq . i Esquire , ' Sir . _Charles Kent—The ; Banner , borne , by a . _^ rnan-at-arnis— _Esquire , L _. _ Ricardo _, _^ Esq . _—Retainers _.. HuUierd ' wrs of _ihe ...
... _Why else did Nature paint and enamel _the _umvertiC with ; ill _the bright _and gay _colours ; _-ayci and fust colours to boot , or _else they would all _have washed _out at _llic _Great Flood ? Nay , why was the A _roll of Promise itself composed of ...
... Returning home from Leipzig once, he is struck by the beauty of the harvest-fields : How it steads, that golden yellow corn, on its fair taper stem, its golden head bent, all rich and waving there;.—the meek earth, at God's kind bidding, has produced it once ...
... rrincess Ausiista _,. £ ll , 21 ( i ; _Princess Sophia of _Gloucester _. £ 7000 ; _Queen Dowaser , _. _6100 , 000 ; _Duchess of _Kent , _. _630 , 000 ; Trustees of the _Kiliff of tlie _Belgians ( a part _repaid ) , _. _680 , 000 ; _King of _. _Hanover , _. ...
... costuene of the chivalric tEdwvard, and added the charm of reality to that of illusion. Iler Royal Ilighlness tire Duchess of Kent, as well as her Royal Highness the Duchless of Gloucester, and the Duchess of Saxe Weimar, showed excellent taste in sinking ...
... Duchess of Hueclench, Minims of the Robes—the Counter of Dunmore, lastly in Waiting, &e. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince George and the Crown Prince of Wurtemberg, attended the drawing-room. Their Serene Highnesses ...