... white, trimmed with silver. The Enquires of the Marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir C. Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumley, Capt. Lewis Ricardo. Mr. Maidstone and Mr. J. W. Beresford —and the minstrels were Irish piper and harper. Sir Cha*. Lamb wore ...

... dresses displayed the long white gaiters which remained in vogue even the reign George 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 modern Grand ...

... seven different Members, honoring with his abuse the representatives of Armagh, Pontefract, Oxford, King Lynn, Lxeter, and Kent. Colonel Verner availed poetry that was prose, and prose that had at least the fictive quality of poetry. Mr. O’Connell declared ...

... revolution. There were glass screens in golden frames, and a clock, that represented the death of Hector, the chariot wheels of Achilles con! veniently telling the hour A round table of Mosaic, mounted on golden pedestal, was nearly covered with papers ...

... forming an effective force *»1 30,000 men. Tun “PRr.Bim.NT” Steamer.— Saturday, July 21, bottle was washed shore at Quecnborough, Kent. It contained a slip of paper evidently hastily torn off serial publication, written with lead pencil, ami related to that ...

... star the breast.— Chain hers' Jonrnul, Ahuivai Tin: at Queen ieturia indsor Castle Wednesday morning, ac- pained the D.iehos Kent, the Countess and .several the suit , in throe carriages ami four, witli out-riders, for llrightou. Thehoinies in indsor were ...

... middle-sized man. swarthy, with dark hair, and a somewhat turned-u? nose, wears m black coat and waistcoat, leather breeches, and boots, neither made the best possible taste, and ride* an ordinary-looking brown horse; told roe lived at Ok'.ugton, said hi* name ...

... clreck plunder, tliongb. fron tire their authority, not cflicieudy might desired. On ererv occasion of wreck the cast coast Kent, the Wlioie crew station ia obliged to called out to protect properte. Folfcttone parties have avaemhled few tire of plunder ...

... enrolled in one of these local companies, shall receive the sura of one pound, to provide himself w ith one pair of ancle-boots, two shirts, two pair of socks, one stock, and he shall receive the like sum every subsequent year for the same purchase ; ...

... to be repaid by annual instalments, extending over a period twenty years, and security to taken the rates of the union. A Golden Discovery At a recant sale of the ctfects of the late Rev. Miles Barton, of Hoole. among other articles an antique chest was ...

... Office. and Gttden attiched. toother with some Town PatKi, Six Acres wh.ch are ex.-elient Meadow Ground, let st « Aiodpra'e Kent. Although the H very Oil one, and hi? c-- >* ii «»□ the great Lin. tvithio Ftve M Apply to the Makkethill, » * ?Utrratiirf ...

... the same period of ‘me, you hare had introduced into this country gn watches, clocks, shoes, woollen roanuf; ctures, lace, boot coverings, and things of that descript or!, all of which might l»e well made at home, and the money put into the pockets of ...