... unrewarded.— Caledonian Mercury. Dreadful Explosion of the Dartford Powder fills. —On Monday morning the inhabitants Dartford, Kent, and for many miles around, were thrown into the most indescribable alarm by several dreadful explosions at the Dart ford Powder ...

... interview with Vise. Palmerston yesterday, the Foreign Office. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria were present at the j»erfoin»ance of Mtuamello, ( omu.t, and im Boots Covent Garden Theatre, on Thursday evening. Lord Sussex Lennox has sold his ...

... Parliament Experienced reporters will superintend the debates with the strictest impartiality on extraordinary occasions the Kent and Essex Mercury will avail itself of resources peculiarly its own spare no expense to furnish most complete and copious details ...

... rich harvest of golden opinions. May old Farley live a thousand Christmases, and may we live to see him! Nature made him in her merriest mood; he is no journeyman's work. Could Phidias have sculptured that nose ? Go and see Puss in Boots, and thank old ...

... will be furnislied with cards to view on applica- tion to Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Kent, in the delightful V alley of the Mcd way, betnen Maidstone and Tonbridge, comprising the Mansion > Kenward and Farms, upwards of 9Ut) .cres.— By Ht SNOW ...

... Whoever may resolve it satisfactorily by compelling Hol- an agricultural labourer, residing, before the present (From the Maidstone Gazette of yesterday.) had any disposition to abandon his colleagues • o e H t i e t f i ., arty. . . . , . , attentively ...

... down 9. purse of 50 sovereigns, voted himself a Volunteer, and insisted on a hearing. To the great surprise of every one, the golden argument made no impression on the Dictator. He stated that person was no member, and could not address the meeting. O'Gorman ...