... the Knight of the Golden Lion, in Liveries of his colours. Halberdiers, In emblazoned Costumes, bearing their Halberds. Man at in THE GONVALON, Man at Arms, in Half-Armour. Borne by a Man at Arms. Half-Armour. The Knight of the Golden Lion, Captain .T ...

... gooseberries in the south has been so large that they have been scarcely worth the trouble of gatherlag ; and in some parts of Kent, the cherries on the trees ere offered under one half-penny per pound. DIABOLICAL.—A Durham journal states, that, a few ago ...

... match, Kent v. England, was played last week, at Canterbury, in the presence of a vast assemblage of spectators. The total score at the conclusion of the game was, Kent, 354; England, 148, Kent thus winning by no less than 206 runs. In the Kent first ...

... GRISISHAWE, of Biddenhate' On Wednesday, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. A. Creerr, ALEXANDER RANDALL, Esq., banker, Maidstone, to FERGUSON, youngest daughter of the late T. Ferguson, Beg M.D., of Dublin. Same day, at Wallasey Church , by the Rev ...

... of the lowliest dwellings. There is a cleanliness of wind indicated in a taste for these embellishments that savours of the golden age of innocence rather than of these vitiated times. Sobriety and peace may be said to dwell where Flora reigns.—Standish's ...

... s-13. and J. CUTLER. New Gravel-lane, Ratcliffe, steamboiler-manufacturers —J. Fe LLER and W.THoltNitiLL, Brewer- street. Golden-square. London, stationers—MuLLFNEa and HEALD, Bolton, confectioners—W. SNOOK and J. TAYLOR, Portsmouth, drapers—H. HUGH Es ...

... her disappearance, which has caused much excitement in Maidstone. She wore, when last seen, a tuscan bonnet, with black ribbon, an apple-green and red plaid shawl, half-mourning gown, and leather boots. She is about five feet in height.—Dover Chronicle. ...

... decided, by Mr. Justice Coleridge, that an innkeeper cannot legally maintain any charge in his bill for waiters', chambermaids, boots, &c., .tinless it can be shown, that the defendant had agreed to pay such attendants. - - - At the Queen's Drawing-room, on ...

... cases :—Birkenhead Commissioners' Docks Bill, Birkenhead Commissioners' Docks (No. 2) Bill, and Southeastern Railway (Mid -Kent and Direct Tunbridge) Bill. The estimated cost of this line is £1,113,000, the length of the main line 281 miles, and of the ...

... cotton cloth by power. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and T. D. Liverpool, Montreal, and Quebec, merchants —Kam? and Foonn, Lenham, Kent, seed-merchants—A. V. LEAMAN and C. SN RWIN Holborn, London, timber-merchants —J. COLLINS and G. GREEN, Bath, tailors—HousLar ...

... Sydney, N.S.W., 1611 February, for Union. Aristides, Hutchings, sailed from Pernambuco for the Cape of Crood Hope, 30th April: Golden Fleece, for Paraiba, 21 ult. ; and Columbus, Green, Maceio, 20th ult. Don, Vautier, hence, at Corfu, with loss of bowsprit ...

... Archdeacon Paley, to JANE. only daughter of the late ROBERT Witsos, Esq., of Edge-hill. On Wednesday, at Gillingham Church. Kent, by the Yeti. Archdeacon Brooks. of this town, the Rev. J. REATRcoTS BROOKS, rector of Great Rollright and Fellow of Brasenose ...