... gtuoleinafs of' independauit fortune, who possesses a frechold cstate of nearllv '00 acres, imansion, &c. near Folkstone in Kent, and too ol his .ervalits, were bronght to town, in custody of Hall, an oflicer of U nion Hall, and assistants. 'Ftie charge ...

... to bring his boots. The only person in the room, when he left, ?? the yping man now in custody, ratd the Yard-watclimait but )Chile he was absent, some persons might have entered ann gone out a rain. On Mr. D.'s retuni, lie put onl his boots and coat; and ...

... cossummatiotsi is past. ' In the afternoon of October the ist, and at half past five, I followed my servant, undressed, anid in boots, on foot, a short half mile ?? FYcavags,to tbe Lodges of the Duke's Palace. Bentieen these wings a lwas recelved in due form ...

... Queen-her Majesty expresses a great wvish to have Bnck~ingham House for her Palace-de- sires that the servants of the late Duke Of Kent, or those in service of Prince Leopold, may he employed fior her in preference to any others-in the event oif the refusal of ...

... just h'efoiie`% 'went to the Cathedral, to attend his duty arthle organ,-end' ac; :0 counted for Isis going there for his boots, the room wiserd II. the boy cleaned them, being nearly under-where tisc fire broke Ila opit, and-lie put his buooson there ...

... Free- masons', Fridav-Duke of Bedford in the chair- resolved to erect a statue in metropolis, to me- mory of the lite Duke of Kent.-Principal inha- bitants of llatfeld entertained Monday, at the Red Lion Inn, by Marquis of Salisbury, to cele- brate his Ma ...

... anniversary of battie of Waterloo.-The Duke of Sussex dined Sunday with Prince Leopold- the latter, with his sister, Duchess of Kent, in the morniii, attended German Chapel, White- IwIll-her Majesty took an airing Wediiesdav wvnt over Vrxiliall Bridge to ...

... Filberts are, this autumn, uncommionly scarce, and the London markets are chiefly supplied with them froim the vicinmity of Maidstone, in Kent, where it is said there is this year mm mgore pro. ductii e crop of those nuts than ii all Englatnl besides. Seven hunchred ...

... et, Manchester. -~ We~eler, ijun. of the New Kent-road, timber-dealer, D. 2,16, and Jan. G6 at one, at Guildhall. Soliutor, MAr. Ne'recomb, King-stteet, Golden saae. Dec. 16. E. Dickins. of Eyisnford, Kent, draper-Nov. 2s. J. Be.svan, otherwise .1. Beaven ...

... was taken Into custody on Tuesday, at an itn oil the Brigh- ron road, he having been amusing hirself the Iist fewv davs in Kent under anrew travelling name, that of Michelson, a merchant in the city, and bie had actually exchanged one of his new pur- ...

... of itie Quakvers ! -v In the year 1747, Mvr. M-, a gentleman of an ample fortune, about 55 years of age1 travelled tisroaglt Kent in quest ofta wife, ?? wvos ri widower, and had one son, about 12 boat aql fica tans he reqo irel were, that tbe ptltfl 11 ...

... j:wvsend, of Honiton, Devonshire,-and G. Brooke, of Whil.16, ,Devonshlre, bankers, Dec. 2C, 27, and Jan. 22, at eleyea, at thsp Golden Lion Inn, Honiton. Solicitors, Mr. C. Lvgnioore, ed.Lloss square; Holborm D' and Messrs. Flood and Co.. EMoulton. Edwards ...