... 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 ...

... . The shock wis felt at -Maidstone, Itwentyeight miles dist6a4', and Crayford Church is seriouisly damagedi. , -: SCENE 'AT TLE STATIONS 'AND THE ?? - - . -: . HIOSPITAL. :-At! an;. early-hour the- station' of the North Kent Railway-at -Lhondon Bridgoe ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...