... Clarendon road, Dec. 4. GOSLING, Mrs. Francis, at Wellbury, Dec- . HARVEY wife of Rev. Thomas, at St. Faith's Vicarage, Maidstone, Dec. 3. HrIWELI, Mrs. W. Lester, at W)thal, Alvechurch, Dec. a. Lis is, wvife of Mr. Samuel, Barrister-at-Law, at Freetown ...

... -9th inst., by license, at St. Helen's Church, Ipewich, by the Rev. E. Oakley, George Adgeotta Goodwin, Esq., of Gravesend, Kent, to Jane Emma Frances Goats, of Ipswich, eldest daughter of Mr. William Goate, of Saxmundham, Suffolk. DALToN-BAcK.-10th inst ...

... her residence, Golden Bridge. after a ?? illness, fortified by the rites of the Catholic Church, Mrs. Anne Byrne, the beloved wife of Thomas Byrne, builder, deeply regretted by her sor- roving husband and children. Rl P. Interment in Golden Bridge on this ...

... B., R.N. stantinople, in London, June x6. at th Vicrage Ulcby, une s. 'FREMLtN, Mrs. Frauk, at Maidstone, June 17. GOLDIE, Mrs. Mark,at New lBrompton.Kent,Junei5. FRLEY, Wife of Rev. Henry, Curate of Daventry, HAY, Mrs. Robert, of Limplum, Haddingtsnshire ...

... Mrs. Ralph, at Leytonstone, Aug. o8. VOLCIcHArS, Mrs. henry, at Hamfrith-road, E., WILSON, wife of Rev. C. L., at Sandgate, Kent, NVILLMAIss, wife of Rev. J. A., at Yardley Wood Vicarage, near Birmingham, Aug. io. M ARUIAGES. APPELL-VAUG1HAN-At St. John's ...

... that the tirst moments of a Government are golden. Napoleon said that people grow old quickly fields tattle ; but Governments grow old mora quickly still battles Parliament. The first year a Government is golden, the second silvern, and it soon arrives ...

... stillborn. On tile ist Inst., at The taurels, Shrewsbury, the wife of George Robert Jebb. of a daughter. On the 2nd lost., at Leo, Kent, the wife of William Willis, ?? M.P., of a daughtet. On the 1st Inst:, the wife of Mr R. Roberts, SnoWdoa Ranger Hotel, Bhyd-dda ...

... entertainmentprovidae, the representations, by the oxyhydrogen light, of the oomedietta Puss in Boots, together with a fairy tale, entitled The Golden Goose, F and ' The Shadow Pantomime, being very suitable to the minds and understandings of the ...

... Lord-Lieutenant of a e the county of Kent, with the Hon. Lady Bid- tb b dulph, had the honour of presenting her Royal ,] ?? Prinoess Beatrice with a wedding . cake, cx the part of Countess bydney, from the b ladies ef Kent. tb e Eer Royal Highness returned ...

... 1i HowrEsoNSmyen, Elgin, to GOrGINA ALLAN, sixth dau-hter of 3the late John Munro, moerchant, Fife-Keith. I DEATHS. At 14 Golden Square, Aberdeen, on'the 14th instant, Miss I 3 KArm AeNes DONALD, younger daughter of the late WilliamC Donald, Viewfield ...

... Frederick Dyer, of Long Compton, to Harriet Hall, oifl Great RolIriglit. Alie May 141, ait the Baptist Chanpel, KingedowNn, K-ent, by for1 tire Rev. - Chettlehorougli, the Rev. CT. B. Richardson, amt Eynsfordaiid forerly of Carihuryto Annie Rebecca, tie' ...

... Ryland's 8d. per lb.; 701. per cwt., Carriage Free. Boot Competition has been Sutton's Giant Yellow Globe Mangel. gained with. E. crop of 6d, per lb.; 541. per cwt,, Carriage Free. SUTTON'S Sutton's Golden Tankard Mangel. lOd. per lb.; 881- per owt., Carriage ...