... the 12th instant, ist Isabel, wife of William Charles Smith, Esq., and only daughter of the late Thomas Pybus, Esq. of Maidstone, Kent. kl, Arriv-ed in the Cly-de, on W~ednesday, the brig Elija Swift (391), Swift, of Faimniath, Massachusetts, from New York ...

... on the 24th ultimo; Mrs. Allan Bolton; a eon. MARRIED. At St. Martin's Choreb, Lincoln, on the 20th nlt., by the Rev. G. D. Kent., jun., D. G. M'Lellae, merchant Glasgoy', Co Anne Elizabeth, eldist daughter of the late MrL-. Charles Sympeon of that city ...

... of Anglesey. The lamented ddaughter taken ill while on a visit to the Vis- coun t and Viscountess Maidstone, at Eastwell Park, the hilsea’s seat, in Kent, and after a fow carl of ition her ladyship expired at eleven o’clock on indispos' forenoon, She was ...

... Clyde for Boston, was abandoned in a sicking condition 4th instant, in hit. 49 50, long. 229 orevr saved by the WNilliam V. V Kent, 'Varney, arrived at I Liverpool from Charleston. Vessels spoken trilhn. The Favourite, of Glasgow.. from Liverpool for Demerara ...

... there are G. Hincliffe, Pudsey, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer. .irnost as fearful as blood. There are crimes G. Nye, Maidstone, Kent, cabinet-maker. . make us start and turn pale like the guillotine, G. Lewis, Oxford Street, Landon, plumber. deadlier ...

... Mifajestv the Emperor of Aiustria, a member of 1 on t ol r * FSt. (eorge. So. ti to' o ef ?? Dukac .tte Kent to ic Conollent._The Ilir Pil .e. of Kent is expected to talke her departure from R al 1 n rilid on I ?? next, for tile Continent, upon a visit ...

... the long white gaiters, which n-maineil in vogue even up to the reign of tjeorge IV.; the Cavalry all wore high military boots, and some of them the crimson silk sword belt, fringed with gold, which gave them very much the appearance of a modem Grand ...

... long nhite gaiters, which remnained! iln ione even up 1l to the rei of George IV. ; the Cavalry all wore high xiii litary s boots. Lan soni Ofthelil the eriolsoni silk sword belt, frieged ith gold, *% ?? gave thorn very much the apltearanie of a modern ...

... which is looked upon as a guarantee of continued peace, and not least, the excitement California. upon the discoveries of the golden treasurer in Our market in breadstuffs especially, is and d under the last advices from F.w nexed table, from the List (of ...

... harvest weather ie second time at this Theatre, general prevalence is confirmed by all recent accounts fre 1)Y OF LYONS. Essex, Kent, and Surrey, as well as the more distant o England, also in Scotland ; and notwithstanding previa) Mr. SULLIVAN, anticipations ...

... at 1P. 7&d. and Is. Sid. Ladies' Block and Coloured Pruinella Boots at 2*. Sid. and 2s. 1ii. ; Lodies' fine .5;. 6d. Cashmere Boots at 3;. 4d. and 3s. fd.; 2 Lad'ies' very fine Cashmere Boots at 4s. 6d. and 49. ld., worth rs l6d. Gd. w 7/se Great Bargeaini ...

... coal merchant, St. Albans, Hertford. I. Wilkinson, boot maker. Ilolborn. J. Burwick. livery-stable kec|M-r. Great Carter-lane, Doctors’ ' omiuons, and Dulwich, Surrey. G. Food), seed merchant, Uenham, Kent. J. J. B. Mom, Bore, inen-hants, City. K. Barker ...