... daughter of Robert M'Gowan, Esq. Customs Killala. At Billy chu rch, by the bride's father, Charles Geudamore, Esq. of Maidstone, Kent, to Harriet ,De Salle, daughter of the Venerable Leslie Creery, Archdeacon of Connor. At Edinburgh, Alexander Grant, Esq ...

... 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 ...

... Sunday ? Well. Cork, Mr?. Gather,ne Shaw. *At hi? residence in Shop-street, Galway, of drop?), 10 the year of his age. J«'hn Golden, E^q. At Oranmore, Gal-av, alyeat., Ellen, relict of the late W.P. Lambert, li>q., Castle Ellen hi. res.tlence. Maginstown ...

... opposite to the Queen’s chair, and which was surmounted with the Prince’s plume, were particularly struck with the golden dogs of Geo. IV., the golden tiger’s head, once the property of Saib, and several enamelled drinking cups, especially one which contains ...

... Gotha. and his brother„ the hereditary Prince, The Duke was dressed in a dark-blue uniform, turned up with red, with military boots, similar to those worn by the Life Guards. His Serene Highness wore the collar of the Order of the Garter, together with the ...

... Jane, daughter of Lent. A. Moore, Royal Marine artillery (ball -pay). of Gdlfort-streee, Mecklenburgh.square. At Westerner°, Kent, Fraist Henry Woodforde, Esq. M.D. Tauotou, Somerset, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of of w o od cotton, Fag, of Lothbury and ...

... relief at this scarce sad critical season of the year. Mr. Thomas Tracy. Patrick-atreet. Ineltes ladies and gentlemen his stock boots and shoes, &«*., with which. In great variety, hi* establishment at present abounds. —Set ttrtitement. . , Public notice ...

... - APPALLING COMMITTED A OF FORTUNE. (FROM the Wornimc herald.) Foot’s Kent. Friday —During the day tliis bitherto-peaceful little village has been thrown into state of the utmost consternation upon its being discovered that during the night murder had ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the Queen's chair, and which was snrmounted with the Prince's plume, we were par. titularly struck with the golden dogs of George IV., the golden tiger's head, once the property of Tippoo Sta, and several enamelled drinking cups. especially one which contains ...

... warrior. The musical pieces performed by the band of the Life Guards, were the celebrated march composed by the Duchess of Kent, and the Prince of Wales's quick step, also composed by her Royal Highness. At the conclusion of the firing, the troops gave ...