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... was prevented throwing herself overboard by the great exertions the officers and Gentlemen board. Tue late Inundatiom. At Maidstone the streets were completely overflowed the rising of the Medway. The vale of the Stour was inundated, both below and some ...
... had not told him what iiumher. Mr. Garrow called witneses to prove, that the agreement was that the Coach should stop the Golden Cross, Charing Cross, where the Coach did actually pull up. yLord Ellenborough in nming up, observed, that it was impossible ...
... Commander in Chief. The Prince Wales and all the Royal Dukes were present. The whole body amounted to about 7000 men. Essex, Kent, and Sussex, being the great military stations, and also in the immediate vicinity of the metropolis they were of course the ...
... rose. You sav feel the blast of winter. And sad and cheerless is ; Not like thine, where pomp aofl pleasure Pour its shades golden light. Well may the proud rain pity us, Well may we his pity move ; Who know no other light but heaven’s. Who ask no other ...
... number, voluntarily, with one voice and joint consent, enlisted Into the 17th' Regiment of Light Dragoons, now lying at Maidstone, in Kent, tender orders for foreign service. On the morning of the 17th inst between and 4 o'clock, Longmore Milt, near Stroud ...
... whose tunctions in the Stale and Church were so important, should take pleasure in no more dignified employment than dirtying boots and •plashing stockings ask if be likely that man of such extensive benevolence should confine his liberalities to washer-women ...
... money and property the amount 1000/. was stolen.—On Thursday night last, about nine o’clock, a serjeant belonging the West Kent Militia, garrisoned m die Tower, owing to the thickness the fog, Ml into rht river from the wharf, and was unfortanately drowned ...
... his 8!d year. a• Ch,..- field Court Lodge, Kent, George Morland, Esq of .1 phi S:rutt, Lag of l'etiing place,Lases—hi es. bms•t! wife of the Rev. Voriek Stnythies, reb.r of St. Mart :11 ., tr.—At Maidstone, Mrs. Phoebe Pretnis, sister at Peewit, F.l ...
... N. F , auto to the Duke of Cambridge—Rich. Best, sq. of Mereworth, Kent, to 1 larriet Read, second daughter of the late Lieut.-Colonel Alex. Read, of the Madras establishment- 1 . Boots, l'sq. of Plymouth, to Mrs. Detisbarti. widow of R. Den. sham, Esq ...
... I (eel the jessamine and rose A IragraM biealh rich disclose; Th* orange plant, indulg'd rays, High flavuur'd scents, and golden displays: 1 he sweet Collections, isng'd in finest mould, various figures cot, proportion hold : For pruning art redundant ...
... miles ,handlo,hJ^ from London) Kent, tAun miles from London) Surry, (more than miles f rom London) Sussex Aylesbury,.. .Oth and 10th July. Bedford, .I)t& and lOtk July Colchester,. and 1011. July. Maidstone,. .OiA and 10th July Isle of Wight * ...
... one end of the truss discovered its contents ere silk handkerchiefs. put (be broad arrow the tmw, ami ordered pit into the boot a?am, and told him should seize the coach and horses ; said hoped i»t. Witness said would tell him more when they to the Klephant ...