... by recognisance' in double the amount of the R. is usual iii such eases. N C ro BUILDER Commicitionera for ireland, on or boote the B[ll day of May, 18+9, will receive Plop.sel‘ Pewing the addition of the Church ot !idea n, Couniy Kildare, to she flan ...

... the Knight of the Golden Lion, In liveries of bis colours. Halberdiess, In emblazoned costumes, .earing their halberds. Man at s, Thk Gonfalon, Man at Arms, in half-armour. Borne by a Man at Arma. in half-armour. THE KNIGHT OF GOLDEN LION, (Captain J. ...

... Conception, Presidant Mr. William Fitzpatrick, 22, Pill-lane, Vice President; Mr. Michael Hoyne, Golden-lane ; Mr. John Smith, Granby- row; Mr. John Fortune, Golden-lane ; Mr. Burke, White. friar-street: Mr. R. Martin, Mary's abbey; Mr. Francis Tuite, James's-gate; ...

... a'td Viscountess Combermcrc, Karl and Countess of s borough, Marquis of Granby, Lord Sandy?, * Lady Rendlcsham, Viscount Maidstone, Viscount C mtalupe, Lord Loftus, Viscount Grimstone, r Bertouch, and select party dinner, their reVi. deuce in Hanover-square ...

... Queen, who had lately sent him splendid key of Chamucrlain, set in ditmoncli. proposed investing him with the order of tha Golden Fleece on hia passage through tha capital. Viscount Palmerston returned to Windsor Castle on eveoiog. Lord Mooteagle left ...

... first deposit. Applications for Prospectuses, Reports, Shares, and to view the specimens of the Ores, to be made to 827 A. KENT, College Green. WEST TRESAVEAN MINING COMPANY. CAPITAL £60,000, In 12,000 Shares of each. Deposit. Directors, John Truro, W ...

... the rescue of the chief the tadocracy. Four successive defeats the government rewarded the courage of the youthful Lord Maidstone, and drought upon the ministers such humiliation the eyes of all England they had never before experienced. The lion’s skin ...

... retired; some of .them threatening to give up their seats if Mr. Comfort left, and many others blaming him for his avarice.— Maidstone Gazette, ' —■ AssesTtON ov Privilege- —The Right Hon. Henry Pelham, (Prime Minister during part of the reign of George 11 ...

... Nov. 9. n, Nov. 9 On Sunday a highly respectable ties of KENT, SUSSEX, SURREY. BREACH of promise of mabriage. a n exceedingly numerous meeting was held this parish, Is The niirlitlv burnings in Kent have filled the Cnvanayh v. Mmjnrry. to petition for repeal ...

... Lord's imitation of sgitatui's iniiiiiicr ocasi-ined great laughter.)— that (Lord Maidstone) found that be must meet him. If over there was butfnim, he. [Lord Maidstone] then saw the tl ins of onions Mr. O’Connell plnv the rh iraetcr, unit heat anything ...

... braving, and ®* f ron > 'h* charge of Supincoeta with rca* thus perhaps creating that confia ion in the distu-baocea County of Kent, pre of the Sovereign, which it w«« most ffe had authorised the Lord Lieutenant of th* • desirable to avoid. Having communicated ...

... and crushed him dreadfully as render recovery doubtful. the night of Sunday week the wooden spire of Linton church, near .Maidstone, was struck y lightning, and the effect produced is described being like a volcano a state of eruption. No serious damage ...