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... Bickley, Mr. John H. Johnstore, Barrister-at-Law, to Josephine, daughter of the late Mr. J. J. Wells, of Southboroitgh, Bickley, Kent, June 5. KILVERT-PITCAURN-At St. barnabas, Kensing- ton. Edward N., son of Rev. Robert Kilvert, MPA., to Eleanor C. S., daughter ...
... F., at Forest-hill, April 28. FPEERSAN, Mrs. S. P., at Lyndhurst, Beckenhamn, April 3o. FREMLIN, Mrs. W. A., at Teston, Maidstone, April 29. HARDY, Mrs. Henry L., at North Kensington, April 26. MCRAE, Mrs. G., at Beddington, April 30. PAY NE, wife of ...
... Billiter-sqoare,' WIttIA~tsoN-KENDALL-At Hovioghias, Robiert London), nod Brockley, Kent, to Cleinentia E. I., son of Mi'. Robart W~illiamnson, of Suiny Bask, Harrison, of Boot Bergisolt, daughter of thle late Ripon, to Pansy, daughter of Mr. Willinam Mr. ...
... Temple, Oct. is. DAPHILPS, wife of GaptaB o R., R.N.,at Sorbiton, Oct. 04. FOSTER, wie of the Rev. J., at Greathat Rectory, Boots, Oct. as. GOVSop. Mrs. G., of Middlebam, at Middlelsoo, Yorkshire, Oct. 1g. PnrslLIs, Mrs. HI. B., at Willeeden-lane, Oct. ...
... that the tirst moments of a Government are golden. Napoleon said that people grow old quickly fields tattle ; but Governments grow old mora quickly still battles Parliament. The first year a Government is golden, the second silvern, and it soon arrives ...
... -Jacob Evans, the keeper of a low lodging-house iis Kent-street, and Margaret Sheen, a young woman with whom be cohabited, were charged with being concerned in breaking into a butcher's shop, at No. 9. Kent-street, and stealing thirteen stone of beef, value ...
... the princess Esterhazy, was of the same age. Lady Adelaide Paget, daughter of the Marquis of Anglesea, now Vits- countess Maidstone, who was seventeen. The brides- maids older than her Majesty were Lady Jane Bouverie,.: now the Hon. Mrs. Ellice, who was ...
... line b These statistics refer solely to passengers from fi London; the record of the numbers coming from s, various parts of Kent and Surrey would, if forth- v coming, no doubt materially swell the sum total. v The morning Continental mail from Dover stopped ...
... Lord-Lieutenant of a e the county of Kent, with the Hon. Lady Bid- tb b dulph, had the honour of presenting her Royal ,] ?? Prinoess Beatrice with a wedding . cake, cx the part of Countess bydney, from the b ladies ef Kent. tb e Eer Royal Highness returned ...