... have witnessed the visit of her present Majesty, when, as Princess Victoria, she came hero with her mother, the Duchess of Kent, in 1830. But putting these asidle, as archaic recol- lections of Royal visitors, we remember very well all that have,,succoeoled ...

... 'Mr. Smith's Streamer beat Dr. Watchorn ns Creat Failure Mr. ?? ns Setlior Warden beat Mr. Lang's Lad of Belfast idis.) fr. Boote nsa Negro beat Mr. Descon's Graceful Mr. Rirkhans ns Master BMcTisrk beat Mr. Looker's Madeline Mfr. Lee us ?? Ralse ran a ...

... Division at Tunbridge Wels, with its 2nd brigade at Maidstone; The Cavalry Brigade (Aehford's) will be formed of the let and 2nd Life Guards at London, the Royal Horse Guards ab Windsor, and the Royal East Kent Yeomanry and D battery B brigade Royal Horse Artillery ...

... A similar prize for the best three cows of the Channel Islands breeds fell to Mr. W. R. Lmxisr, of liar-. hlam Court, Maidstone, Kent. A 20-guinea prize, for the best cow- of any breed except Chalmel i Islands, was awarded to Mr. J. A. Munroo), T'haine; ...

... bcn pet upon the road by Mr. Qharles Hoars, and is rusning tbis week between Piceadilly, Beceltisltinsm, and West 'ickhain, Kent, and will continue otl the road during the wintcr. A melancholy aceidonit occurred on Snturday evening, just elf Lythium, to ...

... out for identification. 'Most of those already recovered have only been recognised by articles of wearing apparel, such as boots and buttons which have been preserved, and not by identification of the features. Mr. Dickinson, the Chief Inspector of Mines ...