... sage-money, earned by the Golden Age, was 10,5) and attack and the voyage will, it is said, shew a loss of from 7,04 usehold fur. to 10,000/., owing to tI enormous cost of fuel. 1 , doing con. experience derived from the v age of the Golden A is pretty conclusive ...

... 9.—The Countess ( iranville arrived yesterday after visit to her Majesty. The dinner party in Koyal Highness the Duchess of Kent, her It ness the Royal, his Royal Highness of Flanders, the Bari and Countess Granvill SS as VSS SO Baroness de Syeth, Colonel ...

... had | INSU- cold. “1 am, Six, your most crat servant, “ Tues, Wittiam GRey Cot uF Regiment, Ligh; To Mr, Woolley, Chemist, Maidstone, 3H. Extract from a Letter by Mr. Wm. Aberayron, Cardiganshire, to the Propricter of he , a “T have Poetoral Candy is tn ...

... Books. bmitted ment — The Art Journal. London: Gronor Vint Tus principal plates in this namber are ‘ atter of tinople--the Golden Hore,” an effective p “0 at ome. markably well engraved; * * The Statue of Lon ee ra oe ll—that | is intended to be conveyed ...

... an open -and-four. The tion to move, to-morrow, the appointment of f Irish Peers. | Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty COUNTY COURTS. Hi the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess = Royal , On the motion of Lord Brovenam, th rough the the Earl and Countess of Clarendon ...

... Dumfriesshire. Norfolk. Lewis, James, Esq,, Kent. Blakemore, T. W, Booker, Long, Walter, Esq,, M.P. Esq., M.P., Cardiff, Gla- W'iitshire. morgaeshire. Maddock, Sir T. 1I., M.P Bourke, Hon. Robert. Maidstone, Viscount. Bennett, J, C. G., Esq.' Malins, ...

... he no invitation of the major dump of DUNN. ban his advice to proffer. fortune Ingress Park. his father's property i• Kent lees a ditty to the Christian public than to the memory We give the ,ie'cription of the breakfast, which we ' No, no.'said ...

... requested Captain MPeonnell to detain the ship a day, in order to enable them to answer the Eng- lish correspondence per steamer Golden Age, which he did, and in consequence the larco Polo has brought a verv heavy mail. The passengers expressed themselves h ...

... which have come to the information was given to the Mr. Carte: lalways knowledge of the Police. Atan early hour in the day, for Kent, having been advised of the cireumst: tween & a of Police from the several divisions, a Jury were empanelled to inquire into ...

... better; * Monsieur in the evening. incladed her Royal Highnes roasting by | Soye said Omer Pasha, ‘what bave you od to eat te Kent, Lord and Laly James Marray there bul Lavradio. at present, your Excellency ; Royal Highness tl Phere hy-and-hye my plans are ...

... distinction between the golden ago of thenism and the golden age of Christianity—the golden age of heathenism was past and gone; it rapidly degenerated »mo silver, the brazen, and tbe iron, and there was prospect of renewing it. But our golden ago was still before ...

... CASUALTY. Skpt. The barque Korea*, Kent, from Belfaat for Richibucto, came here on t'undav, from Passage, and has hauled on the bank to stop leak, after which she will immediately take in her ballast, and proceed on her voyage. (bt magnetic telegraph ...