... a sale like this.- fe Al/ienmn,ioe.i P Saturday eveninug an inquest was held at the Golden Lion F, :ji Te, Cliatlisin, before J1. Hinds, Req., coroner for West ti Kent, touching the death of Ellen Bright, a young girl aged ir aseveesteen yearsl, wico was ...

... other. Keeping to my rule of only mentioning names which already belong to fame, I may thus disticeguiste the late Chancellor Kent, whose commentaries are well-knowsn to professional readers; he had been obliged, by what I think the very unwise law of the ...

... last, violent screams were beard proceeding from the premaises of Mr. George Caplin, a waster carman, at No. 1, Bridle- lane, Golden sqnare. On entering the rooms over the stable, the unfortunate wife of the proprietor -was discovered lying in the midst of ...

... last, violent screen were heard proceeding from the premises of M George Caplin, a tiaster carman, at No. 1, Bridll lane, Golden-square. On entering the rooms ov4 the sbble, the unfortunate wife of the proprietq was discovered lying in the midst of a ...

... royal children and the following illustrious circle, who had previously had the honour of dining with the Queen -The Duchess of Kent, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Cranworth, the Marquis and Marchionessof Salisbury, the Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady Emma ...

... of a greengrocer in the Old Kent-road, was charged with havsng caused the death of his wife, by kicking her in the groin with Isis heavy bob-nailed~ ?? prisoner admnitted that he bed kicked her with his heavy nailed boots; hut said she had returned home ...

... and Felton in 0 minor; Cantate and Dous Misereatur (services), Jackson in F. Anthem (Give the Lord the honour due), Kent. MUNICIPAL EtEXTION.-Thursday last, the 1st inst., waS the annual election for six town-councillors, when a very spirited contest ...

... stated, f LARGE ARitiVALS OF' GOLD. - The Kent liae arrived fronr Port P-hillipr with gold valued at £3528,005.a' Tisis vessel has made a very favourable passage. Tilre corns by tire White Star, Oriver Lang, aird Kent inake an aggre- a: gate of £1,170,000 ...

... lace i'e by M. Gatti He also sendes a splendid reliquary, in addi- id tie,, to the golden rose intended for the Empress, which is ordinarily sent ; also a magnificent golden vase, enriclsed al with isrecioens stones, -vill he sent from his Holiness. od ...

... presideacy of 0et' T. IV George, Esq). There was a crowded 1±0M~er ieassmbag, amongst whom were the Rev. 0sdre'0 A. 1ev.rhlip Kent (domestic agent,) Rev. Jio¶'irr 1ev.T.Sturgeon, Rev. 'Win. Hundswell, ~M~sic0~jj~~, ndthe Rev. A. G. Kinsman; John N jd Banee ...

... the King ot Prussia lately sent as a present to the Enepres of the Frenlch, has received frome the Emperor Louis Napoleon a golden snuff box, with the irnperialcypher on it set in diamond, and inlside tbes box were 2,000 francs for the twvo attendant groome ...

... ? The James Babnes and Champion of the Seas, sailing .st clippers, left Spithead at noon on Saturday for Calcutta. Y, The Golden Fleece, screw transport, also left for Calcutta. ill The James Baines conveyed 35 officers, 52 sergeants, 21 ,as drummers ...