... advocate, Professor of the Law of Scotland se a in the University of Edinburgh. - On the 13th inst., at St. Leonard's, Hythe, Kent, by the Rev. g Edwin Biron, Vicar of Lympue, Mr JAMES MoRica, of the ir South-Eastern Railway Company, second son of the late ...

... Jan. 7.-On the arrival of the three -.m. down train on Sunday, the 6th inst., from London, at the Strood Station of the North Kent Railway, an extraordinary excitement was observed on the passengers alighting from a third-class carriage, with two of the ...

... opinions, Messrs Beeman and Oxley, of the Borough, inform us that the estimate of duty in London on Saturday last was as follows :-Kent, ?? I 80,000; Sussex, L 75,000 ; Worcester, L.8000; Farnham, L.18,000; Kingdom, L.1000; total, L.280,000. Our Canterbury c ...

... THE CAPITAL CONVICTS AT MAIDSTONE. The calendar for the county of Kent at the late assizes has not for a great many years presented so fearful an amount of charges of murder as on this occasion, and Mr. Baron Bram- well, who presided as the judge on the ...

... poll. TEE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.-A large meeting of this trade was held at the Freemason's Tavern, London, on Monday, Mr Medwin, of Regent Street, in the chair, when a resolution was unanimously agreed to recommend an advance in the price of boots and shoes ...

... variety of to shields, salvers, statuettes,'tankards, and cuph of the royal collection, illuminated by numerous wax-lights in golden as Sconces. les Her Majesty will hold a Levee at St.. James's Palace, on for Thursday the 18th June; and a Drawingwroom on ...

... pillar throughout the -whole s. length. The garlands were formed with a double twist of 7 lartitilusin. flower, alternated with golden furze, 'the )rice~ntre coil being inade of holly, covered-with berries. Over Ieach coluninthe garlands were united by kuots ...

... horse put to, and himself drove M. Andersen to Maidstone, whence he would proceed by train to Folkestone. They had thus an opportunity of spending two more hours together amid the richest land- scapes of Kent; they rattled past rich fields and glorious woods ...

... Gazetle of Yesterday.) Sydney Joseph George, Freneh'chemist, Niorton, Folgate, Middlesex - Charles Powell, grocer, Dartford, Kent. *Afnia Maria Owen, china dealer, New Bond Street, Mid. dleser. William Gunnelland John Browne, biscuit manufacturers, Landport ...

... £120,000; candles and noap, £300,00; petroleum and coal oil, £500,000; leaf tobacco, £1,O00,000; snuff and clgars, £600,000; boots and shoes, £500,000; from hats, caps, bonnets, cloaks, shArts, umbrells, &c., £400,000; paper, £200,000; from leather, £200 ...

... Mayor, Recorder, and Ceuncillors of Graveseud. The scene as the royal carriages proceeded up Harmer Street, then the brigade of Kent Artil- lery, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Gladdish, lining either side of the road was strikingly beautiful, and ...

... a his hand, in 1856, to Princess Adelaide of Hohen- p lohe-Langenburg, whose mother is a daughter of S the late Duchess of Kent by her first husband, t' and consequently half sister of Qaeen Victoria. ii The House of Hohenlohe-Langenburg belongs to h ...