... 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 ...

... half-past three they arrived before Mr. O'Connell’s house amongst the naticné, of the earth—connected with Eng- land by!the golden and much-cherished link inthe square. The crowds collected great, of the crown, but capable and, determined to. manage her ...

... e large Several Licensed Victuallers in London, haye drawing on, his boots.— fer: Ty; sera; mber f | with being an to Whe Church, and towns and numero us éstablibharents At Maidstone Assizes,. Ryan, & ing: fos its overthrow ; bu he deni this accusation ...

... incident the disease previous to the operation have been all removed. Luminary Anecdote of tiif. I.ate of Kent. Hi* Royal Highness ihe Duke of Kent was most determined enemy to drunkenness, and wherever he found sober man he was his sincere friend. In Nova ...

... persons, among whom were Mr. Hills, the Mayor of Maidstone, some of his familr, several ladies, and somfc gentlemen from London and sunk as was crossing the Medway, opposite AUington Castle,near Maidstone, on Wednesday evening. All were fortunately saved ...

... the front of the hair, just above the forehead, is diadem of white and gold enamel, beneath which, across the forehead, is golden serpent, which, entwining among the full-clustered curls that surround the face, terminates in snaky folds the back of the ...

... I'd lather a guinea than a one-pound Bote,** and thruuing hla hand Into his Jacket pocket he flahed out not leea than ten of golden coin, the Earl baring gf red ten guinea, each. On getting ahoeid, the' flfit-lieutenanl rather angry at not returning with ...