... was stated by Mr Dunn, Mr Kent's soli- citor, that the family of that gentleman feel very strongly the imputations which have been cast upon them. On their behalf an application had been made to che Home order that Mrs Kent, and all the inmates of the ...

... ruined son-in-law. The Late Duchess of Kent.—The Time* says Monday next, between one and two o'clock, are the day and hour fixed for the interment of the remains of her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. the day fixed for the interment, the remains ...

... found at last —and that its name should be SyUANTUM BlackwoocTt Magazine. Will op the Duchess op Kent. —The will of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent was proved in the principal registry on the 3d of this month by the Prince Consort, tbe sole executor ...

... spirits at another. Execution at Maidstone.—On Thursday, at noon, the last sentence of the law was carried into effect upon Peter Masterman, aged twenty-two, late a private in the Royal Artillery, who was hung in front of the Kent County Prison, for the wilful ...

... and was killed. A child has been suffocated at Doncaster, while its mother was in a state of intoxication. At Maidstone Assizes, the case of Boote v. Porter, a verdict was given for the plaintiff. A trial of the hist steam plough imported into Australia ...

... at Plymouth. 'Ihe True Britain rounded Cape Horn on the 19th March, and crossed the hue ■on Good Friday, when she passed the Kent, thirt ; days' from England the lst May she also pass. I I the Prince Wales 87 days' from Melbourne, with ounces of gold. The ...

... interesting fact that cotton now forms, for the first time in the commercial history of Turkey, regular article of export from the Golden Horn. The Italian Minister Ratazzi has written reassure the French Government as to the Garibaldian movements. He anticipates ...

... verdict was given for the defendant. At the Liverpool Circuit, a widow, aged forty, has recovered £50 mages from a young man, a boot and shoe maker, for breach of promise of marriage. The defendaut, though only twenty-five years of age, had already been twice ...

... time he was ever known to thank God was when sharp-toed boots and shoes were changed to square-toed. It is said that, long cxpehenee, could always tell when whether the application was made boots, shoes, brogans, or slippers, at what particular store the ...

... Was it in haste? \es, sir. ; Do you know what caused the haste? I'm not ! qnite sartin, sir, bnt I think it was the boot of his 1 landlord. That, will do. Clerk, call the next witness. A Dudley pawnbroker has had fines, amounting in all to £115 ...

... of the marriage, and the two children who accompanied their parents: * John C. Strang and Marian Hill were married Chatham, Kent, Monday morning, November 1833. John George Strang, born in Glasgow April 1854, 16 South Street, Mungo Street. Elizabeth Larinia ...

... Agile, Smith, cleared Philadelphia for Barbadoes, 10th Inst. I sis, Curtis, cleared at New York for Monte Video, 21st Inst. Golden Fleece, Rhodes, cleared New York for Barbaioes, 21 Inst. Rosebud, Almond, at Elsinore from Wyburg for North Sea, 28th ult ...