... FASHION and TABLE TALK. cmthe tripwas tea boot :art; had Windsor. Tuesday.—This afternoon the Queen, accompanied her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, Lady Mary Stop,°V tho Ho- Colonel and Mrs, Grey, Lord Torrington, the Colonel Cavendish, and Sir ...

... fas mow table talk. Windsor, Friday.—The Queen, accompanied the Duches? of Kent, and attended by some of the ladies and gentlemen of ilu« suite, walked out for short time this afternoon. Her Majesty’s walk was confined to the terrace and immediate vicinity ...

... present in London. Reform Association West Kent A preparatory meeting was held on Monday at Maidstone ; present, Mr. Hodges and many of the most influential liberals of the county; for the purpose of forming West Kent Reform Association. The proceedings were ...

... Kendal Mercury, Kentish Gazette, Kent Herald, Kidderminster Messenger, Lancaster Guardian, Leamington Courier, Leicester Chronicle, Leicester Journal, Leicester Mercury, Liverpool Advertiser, Macclesfield Courier, Maidstone Journal, Manchester Chronicle ...

... on for anything except carnivals and cardinals, but the follies of the Arab devotees in the land of the Pharaohs, who win golden opinions of men by extravagancies that would degrade the mules they ride on, were the first parentage of Egyptian coffee drinking ...

... from the harness-room of Mr. Auldjo, Motlingham Lodge, near Eltham. Kent, 51. in gold ; nine cotton shirts, with linen fronts, marked H.;’ four ditto ditto, *W. R.;’ a pairof top-boots, a black livery coat with the shoulder-knot off, several pocket ha ...

... daughter of the late c. J. Herbert, lal At\oose, Kent, H. Shovell Marsham. Captain R.N., third son and Rev. Jacob Marsham, to '..aria, daughter of Walter tones, • more, Leitrim, and Hayle Place,Kent. DIED . In Bed ford-place, Russcll-square, H. Braaksma ...

... VOTiiwaU, drapers. Wra. and Janus Beall, Ten^rHe K.m? and Wrn. Ellioit, liedford-stteet, Bcilford- I onterden, Kent. Kiln, unless arm * - , row, boot and shoemakers. Robert Lake and TtaraMGneve.GlCTWlmlt, Northumlrerlaml , lea and cnlPee dealers. John VV ...

... the 9lh chap. Hebrews, part of the 261 h verse. The Queen was accompanied in her carriage her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and Lady Portman ; in the second carriage were Baroness Lehzen, Lady Gardiner, and the Hon, Miss Lister; the third carriage ...

... jun. Tiverton.’bevonshire, upholsterers and cabinet makers. Elizabeth Chute nraeochurch-street, boot and shoe manufacturers. John Bye leaver SiUincbourr.e, Kent, cement manufacturers. Thomas H. Sid, Liverpool, corn TurM Cnrinr Fben Draper, Hereford, chemists ...

... leaves the deof the hero on these oeoasion , sir f r „ Sinclair and Lord partments ”® dy I d distinguished members his asso- Maidstone, both worthy aim nisu nroT incial aspirants, ciation. The minor parts are filled c and among them we observe the will roll ...

... Canterbury read the congratulatory ad.. dress, to which her Majesty was pleased to return a gracious answer. The Duchess of Kent came in state to the drawing-roost, escorted by a party of Life Guards. Her Royal Highness was attended by Lady Flora Hastings ...