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... surrounded by determined friends of the constitution. Sir William Geary, the young conservative candidate for West Kent, at a late meeting in Maidstone, denominated his opponents rebels ; for he declared, if all are true and united, we shall soon send all ...
... Intclliyence. —The plantations near Maidstone continued improve until Saturday ; since then the high winds and colder weather will, we fear, stop their growth, and diminish the quantity and quality. From the Weald Kent we have various reports at some places ...
... in those grounds that have been much affected by honey and lice, than we short time ago expected.— Maidstone Gazette. The Dutchess of Kent in Dutchess Kent on Saturday passed through Carnarvon to visit the romantic lake and pass Llanberis. Accordingly Carnarvon ...
... deaths 9. Hors.—The tationa near Maidstone con- tinued to improve until Saturday ; since then the hig! h winds and colder weather will, we fear, stop the: ir growth, and diminish the quantity and quality. From the Weald of Kent we have various at some vs slight ...
... of the Irish National Political Union in Dublin, on the presentation of the first donation to Mr. O’Connell’s new National Kent (21. from the Tailors of Dublin) one of their body, Mr. Reilly, waxed thus eloquent and glowing in praise that body:— I hold ...
... of the openings. The hop plantations near Maidstone continued to improve until Saturday ; since then the high and colder weather will, it feared, .top theirgruwth, the quantity and quality. From the Weald of Kent there are various t eports ; some places ...
... surrounded by determined friends of the constitution. Sir William Geary, the young conservative candidate for West Kent, at a late meeting in Maidstone, denominated his opponents rebels ; for he declared, if all are true and united, we shall soon send all ...
... impressions are nearly obliterated. A great number have been readily sold for lid. each, and some have fetched a higher price.—Kent Herald. The Theowee or Set-1i in English society were of a lower grade than the Villani, villeins. They were strictly without ...
... I Deudney, Kent, seMi crniiher.-William Basingstoke, Hants. ironmonger-Charles Ely, Swansea. Morgan-hire, coach-owner and merchant.—William Heury W»J ley. Itcwaniond-street, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, factnrer.-Barnabas Bone, Greenwich, Kent, cabinet-maker' ...
... the way to turn it to a sinister account. Sir William Geary, the young con servat i ve can di date for West Kent, at a late meeting in Maidstone, denominated his opponents rebels ; for he declared, if all are true and united, we shall soon send all ...
... —French Paper. Lord Combermere, we understand, has purchased Statenborough House, at Eastry, belonging to T. Moulden, Esq.— Kent Herald, The Right Honourable Poulett Thomson, Vice-President of the Board of Trade, is now on a visit to Robert Gladstone, ...
... whence they ct along to the blissimippi river, foe the purpose of ascending a n t e city New Orleans. Here, 'homed, their golden dtemins were suddenly dashed to pieces; fa the avenge appearance of a six. ties cooed beat, loaded with boxes, and navigated ...