... household attendants, male and female, of her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent. The Rev. Mr. Anderson,the Parish Clergyman, officiated. The Church was quite full. The Duchess of Kent and the Prince Leiniogen called at the cattle in the afternoon. Prince ...

... le Maidstone ; aul Miss Paget, daughte: ‘The service was the Rev. Gerald Wellesley, one of her Almost all the members of the Paget family we but the was confined to relatives. After mony, the happy pair left town for Fs 1 Viscount Sydney, in Kent, where ...

... Barmioghan overn- 3d Light do., al; Maidstone 4th ditto, Ipewieh Asa 6th ditto (Inniskillis rd that ith Hussars, Piershil all the 8th ditt Nottingha M. de 9th Lancers, Umba Maidstone pment; 10th Hussars, Kirkee he Sy- Maidstone yrte, to on the 1ith ditto, Dablin ...

... Government, as their will permit, reduce, and reduce, and mince the duties on tea, sugar,coffee, «Ine, ailk,paper, leather, boots, gloves, Inc., 4c., until they reach amount merely sufficient to pay the expense of statistical registration, rather than abolish ...

... P., Yorkshire. M.A., Kent. Sangster, W., Esq., Mid. Franklyn, G. W., Esq., dlesex. M.P., Worcestershire. Smijth, Sir W. B., Bart., Fleming, T. W., Esq., M.P., Essex. Ilants Smith, W. Masters, Esq., Formy, Rev. J., Kent. M.P., Kent. Ffytche, J. Lewis, Esq ...

... Friday afternoon. Major-General Buckley and Colonel F. H. Seymour attended on horseback. HIer Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty at Buckingha Palace. VICEREGAL COURT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant entertained at a dinner on Saturday ...

... bit of an angel ; but she was what is much better for the purposes of this world—a charming girl, with beauty enough to wind golden chains around susceptible yoang hearts, and enough to fasten them with glistening clasps, whenever «bu chose. At the same ...

... paragraph to the effect that there ?? every reason to believe that the rumour regarding the probable perversion of the Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Sutherland to Romanism, was substantially true. lie proceeded to say-] Now, surely, such facts as these ...

... She slept tho palm-tree’s shadow, And over her shoulders fair. Like the sunset’s glow on Alpine snow, Lay the web of her golden hair; And ever, as fair and freely Her bosom rose and fell, From Its white caress one wandering tress Stole forth, if to tell ...

... Roval Highness the of Kent, accomi ankd by the (f t|le , uro. Nts engaged in that work. PrioeeM Adelaide of Hobenlohe, visited the de T(ie Bisiiup said tell himself privileged to take NVuillv, at Claremont, >esterday. The Duchess of Kent . that Kreat> good ...

... Alexander Kerr, Curate of Moira, has b«,,i nominated one of the Curacies of the Cathedral Church of patron, the Rev. Edward Kent, Treasurer. . , The Duke of Buccleuch’s and the Marquis of Salisbury s youthful sons Lord Waller Scott and Lord Eustace Cecil ...

... country for that purpose. Some were attired in picturesque uniform of green and gold, with hat and feather, or crimson cap and golden tn*ael; while the connexion ot the great majority of the visitera with the society was indicated n medal or piece of ribbon ...