... liwleringu illness, aged 26 years, sincerely lamented by his friends anid ac- quainance, Mr. Henry Woolcott, of this city, boot and shoe maker Died, 0!nil uiiy evening, after a short illness. TI 'hias ?? SlItr, agred 1 9, fourth son of M1r. \Villivn sit; ...

... --At St'liehiouise. Capt. S. Prenderg ist, late ' 84th 'Regt. to Mary, third daughther of J. Kent,. Esq. of the Royal Naval 'Hospital.-At Stonehouse, Mr. Gay, boot- maker, Wlhimple-street, to Mrs. L. Watts, widdwotfthelate Mr. Watts, tinman, Bilbury-street ...

... imirediat ly proceedled into i3erirsahire. By the death of the ]'ate .Mnarqnis of ChnAmondeir1, Win. Chambers, Esq. of tirchior, Kent, coues ilto posses- sion of pmy5ard5 or ten ilellca d ?? a year. TheL fntieral bonotirs paid to the memnory of the late Earl ...

... on the India, station are collected together. Capt. Ross and his nephew had an interview on Thurs. day with the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria at the Palace at Kensington. - Captain O'Moore died suddenly on Saturday last in Dublin. His disorder ...

... fromr tc burning plains Where Lybian monsters yell, Frem the mosf gloomy glens Of Greenland's sunless clime, To where ths golden fields Of fertile Englaend spread ,f :-TheiP harvest to the day, Thsn canit xatfind one spot 'f Whereen no ity soled. t Instcaid ...

... approached he said he was trying to cut the string of his boot and he had uiottunately acut his leg. The man pitied the poor fellow, at the same time wondering how he came into his Barden to get off his boot, but, howvever, helped him to his own house, and' sent ...

... pay or pension on his being dichamrged from her Majesty's service. The prisoneor Bnler has been beat under an escort to Maidstone Gaol, where he will undergo the term of his sontanci of imprisonment. EButag DrUT on SoAP.-. A 7 ineelting of ,n r. ?? l ...

... his Lordship's seat Mote, E near Maidstone, in the 68th year of his age. The noble n Earl is succeeded in his title and estates by Viscount Marshn (now Earl of Romney),, Member for West Kent. It REPREBSENTATION 0 WEST KENT.-Tha unexpected : decease of the ...

... Exeter, by the Rev. P. Canlyon, Mr.-Joseph Porter, of this city, to Emma. yoangesr deogihter of the late Mrr. J0150 Aebby, Golden Lion, Bsarstapls Maiwy 9, at Braroptord Speke, by the R1ev. Jenkin Jenlkini, Mr. Edward Batting, of Newston St. Cares, to ...

... Radford, the Lady of Jolu Daw, E q., of tiis city, solicitor, of twin daughters. On the 19th inst. at Osborne Place, Blsckbeath, Kent, tie Laly of IV. C. Bennett. Esq.. ora daughter. Moy 15, at Culmstock, the wile af A. Dunitard, Eeq.,;surgeon, of a sor. May ...

... bookseller, of Taunton, to Florence, second daughter of H. E. Heerd, Etq., surgeon, of the former place. Juie 20, at Lewisham, Kent, by the Hon. and Revi Mr. Legge, Frederick Clarke. Esq., of Bristol, to Sarah Slherwood',' daughter of Win. Sait, Esq1., of ...

... meeting separated. BeIxTsot SonooLs,-The annual meeting of the friends and supporters of the British Schools, wes hold at the Golden Lion Inn, on Thursday oveniag last: the object of which was to show the instrrction which wrs givetn at the schools, as well ...