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... Duke of Sussex, their sister, the Queen of Wirtemburg, Duchess of Clarence, Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg, and the Duchess of Kent, exclusive of a crowd of nobility, gentry, civil, military and naval authorities. The George the Fourth has a cound stern, ...
... shades Black Bombazine, Princctta, Lutestring, and Black Crapes for Ladies Mourning, Ladies Boots and Shoes every description, with large assortment Children’s Boots and Shoes. Church-street, Ennis, May ...
... possible expedition by way Ufl ‘The friends of Civil and Religious Liberty in Kent, Vienna, to the Turkish Capital. are to celebrate their principles by a dinner at Maidstone, As Mr. Stratford Canning lmd gone from Poros to | Jord Darnley to preside. ‘Tlivse ...
... saved ‘ the iufliction of their conteunts. ' DINNER TO SIR F. KNATCHBULL AT 4 MAIDSTONE. On Friduy a dinner was given to Sir Fdward Knatchibull at Maidstone, by the Gentlemen at Kent, who were anxious to testify their sense of l the Hon Bironet’s cont .ntadherence ...
... father : parliamentary reform. To the Editor of the Maidstone Journal. Oxon Heath, Dee- ♦, Sift—lt would have been high gratification to me, to have stated at the late county meeting, held Maidstone, the mean* which, to my mind, appear adequate to bring ...
... the river. Poor steamers full of troops for Don Pedro were off the bar. boats can pass up free but the English man-of-war boots. Major-General Sir J. Niehollf was presented toll is Majesty the Levee on Wednesday, by General Lord Hill, on being appointed ...
... in July, 1832, were taken yesterday at Arran-quay Police Office. The iofonnant had met the prisoner in a public-house in Golden-bridge, Thursday, and having immediately recognised him, took him into custody. He has been forwarded to the Provost prison ...
... London to Bristol. Coload Sir Wm. Gossett, is gone on six week trip to the Continent. . _ , , Experiments are now trying Maidstone Cavalry depot, as to the practicability arming both heavy and light dragoons with the lance, and lancers with the carbine ...
... story, • What Harp could equal thine Soon may its soft notes trembling lays holy love. Send forth a strain resembling The Golden Harps above 11 FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. War-Office, October 3. . _ lOtli Light Dragoons—Brevet Major E. the of the Cape Corps ...
... - stoart. aged _ .- 30 ▼«■*•» **** 1 W^.n.mm.Aaff^ year, Henry. ldcrt *“ At Richmond. In his IMn Carden, Bart-.. . , sonhia Kent. veil ow®* IW At Fulham, the Lady Veasey, At Huntingdon, the Res. j^tort*' Cambridge. aged»4. Esq. • At Quebec, George Kooerw ...
... Fitzroy Somerset’s visitors this morning at the Horse Guards were—Lord Mountcasheil, Colonel Sir John May, Lient.-General Golden, Colonel Grey, Major-General J. Ross, Colonel Burrell, Sir G, Elder, Major-General A. Campbell, Col. Fergusson, Col. Maer ...
... Jamaica, and in last month's mortality announced arc the names of Haly, Blake and Stares. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria continue to sojourn at Ramsgate, and will so for toother month to come ; they take their daily rides ...