... enmity the autocrat of licland. Honor also to the mighty l*B>bi!—is tbs extent to irhish it it deterred. This is alio another boot from Earl Grrj't ministry. Tbit la another larur from the Parliiraent. Let tbie proclamation kept tmoagit the reeordt of Irish ...

... trowsers, and 5s waistcoat; Shoemakers, «d for making pair of top hoots, fora pair of Hessian bools, and 12s 6d for Wellington boots ; Labourers and Farm Servants, 9d day, in harvest time do. ; Reaping an acre of wheat, Gd ; Cradling, (is ; Mowing Hay, ; Ploughing ...

... the river. Poor steamers full of troops for Don Pedro were off the bar. boats can pass up free but the English man-of-war boots. Major-General Sir J. Niehollf was presented toll is Majesty the Levee on Wednesday, by General Lord Hill, on being appointed ...

... lace. Ami like long, forgotten book. Its sweet, familiar meanings trace, jitmeinbeiing a thousand things Which passed those golden wings, Which lime has fetter’d now— Things that came oor with a thrill. And lift me silent, sad, and still, And ilirew upon ...

... the liours and i) o'clock ; rumoured [ about Golden was missing, and a number men proceeded with lighted candles saw Andrew Sullivan that night; went to James i)aniel'a house; 'twas not hour after leaving Golden when they called at Daniel’s house ; witness ...

... 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 ...

... was admitted bait.’ self £lOO, and two sureties in each, abide his trial the easaiug Assises iu mel. DESTRUCTION THE HOPS IN KENT. On Friday laH the temperature fell very endienly, and niglit very strong gale came from tW South West, and was attended with' ...

... 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 ...

... thee to back with my sword and shall go hard but thy honest**hearted speech shall save the Geraldine his lands and towers to boot. My Lords, 1 think see by your countenances that you deem the lady’s tale truth. Then summon Ulick hither, and let a flag of ...

... neat little Arthur P.ivis, patting his horse the neck and sides, sod ndniiring himself at the same time; hut his breeches and boots are really good. Watch Bam Cbifney minutely, but first foremost hi* seat in his saddle ——“ lacurpscd and demi-natured Wilh ...