... Queen left Buckingham Palace at ten minutes one o’clock Friday afteraoo . accompanied by her Koyal Highiic'H the Duchess of Kent, and their Serene Highnesses the Duke Ferdinand and the Princess Victoria of Saxe Coburg, open carriage and four with outriders ...

... crop in this neighbourhood, batting hiurricanes Sussex and Worcester avill growv an increase. East Kent will pro- bably be short, and the Weald of Kent will grow somethiimg more than last year. A man named Michael Milurphy, who had long attended n at ...

... of the Countess of Mexburougli, and the Earls Suffolk and Zetland; Viscounts Alford, Chelsea Drumlanrig, Ingestrie, and Maidstone; Lord and Lu.lv Belhaven, Lady Blantyre, Lords Biirghersh Craostoun, and Forrester, Lady Greenock, Lord and Lady Glenlvon ...

... look their departure for Buckingham Palace. Her Majesty was accompanied in her carriage her Royal Highness the Dndbefs of Kent, hi# Serene I! glint ss Duke Ferdinand of Saxe Cobourg, and Piiticesa Victoire, and proceeded under escort of a party the Second ...

... c3l'' 550 Do.0 ottondo' All of the most fashionable make. 160 Do. '4erit's Brown and Cold,' 720 French Shawls, n30 D Co 'do. Boot ose, ' 200Scarf do. 1 30 Pieces PMiin and Figured Nets, 530 Plaid do. 760 Nieces Dainask and Watered Moieens, 290 Pieces rich ...

... against (he monopol “ial to all the towns of reland, Dublin, 69,056 tons been done in wheat lambs 20s to 24s each ; pigs (Sur C. Kent, Mr. F. Cavendish, Mr. any wrapper to whic h the same may nopoly exceedingly prejudic f the fd. to 3}d. per ewt. according ...

... Wheat was quite unimportant, and both free and bonded declined fully as much as English from previous On Wednesday the Essex, Kent, and Suffolk stands were very scantily provided with and the factors manifested increased firmness ; improvement could, however ...