... separate Hawthornden, compendu plat. Kerry pippin, golden Har- P»ic*S Paid to «be Farmebs and Millers—Red Spare, then, this humble monomeat ® 'T | n H n '° °!, k not until advanced hour. , , vey, Cole’s golden drop, Kswwick codlin, and acarlet non- Wheat ...

... contrast—stout in person, with round, ruddy, good-humoured face, large blue eyes, and a wig, orange to-day, brown yesterday, and golden to-morrow. Near them sat Colonel Benton, temporary people’s man, remarkably chiefly for his pomoosity. He sat swelling amidst ...

... fully the terras of last week, hut the actual business transacted was mostly confined to parcels for exportation. Wheat, Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, red, 52s to 62s j white, 64s to ; Norfolk and Lincoln, red, 54k to 61s: white, 54s to Is; Northumberland and ...

... Vicar Tcmplepatrick, was called the Chair, upon which, no little wonder was excited, by the unexpected appearance a splendid golden sun, which was seen arising, some contrivance, from behind verdant flowery wall of foliage, which the Chair stood. the centre ...

... conducted the Duchess Kent; and the secret of Lord Melbourne’s influence over her Majesty, is said to be the aid and assistance he has given, and giving, to bring this matter to a termination, favourable to the wishes of the Duchess of Kent and the King of ...

... agitators. evidently lost such ground, by his conduct on the Irish Tithe Bill, that he is obliged to put on his seven league boots, to get once more up to the march of popular opinion. The Precursor Association is but sign of the hasty strides able demagogue ...

... purpose, in Traffordstreet. Manchester, with almost perfect success. Extraoroinabv Foot-race On Friday sen., at Debiting, near Maidstone. Mr. Thomas Hopper, a farmer, forty-two years of age, accomplished the extraordinary task of running half a mile, two minutes ...

... trimmed with silver. Esquires of the Marquis were Lord John Peresford, I Sir Charles Kent. .Air. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumley, ; Captain Lewis lilcardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. , Peresford ; and the minstrels were Irish piper and harper. Sir Charles ...

... tlauirs being passed to Mr. M'Cielland, and the adjourned to 11 o’clock Monday next. The Maidstone Gazette gives woeful account of the hops through the greater part of Kent, and states, that the duty will nearer X 20.000 than X 150,000. The crop, therefore ...

... moderate supply of Oats, and have retail demand for parcels in granary, at the rales of this day .e'nnight. Wheat. Esses and Kent Red, nr tills ; ditto, White, h4s to Vllsi Irish, oils to Btls’- do..White, dO. to 645; old Red. to 06s; ditto, Wiite, from ...

... severely wounded in a forlorn hope. Captain Bernard, 39tb, succeeds to the Majority; and Lieutenant Layard, recruiting at Maidstone, to the Company. Suspected Monday last, the body of a fanner, named Robinson, residing at the Braniel, near Ballylesson, ...

... Honour to in- Queen, »iw the boy, and had him sent to Windsor Castle and, further, that the Queen, was so amused hit diminutive boots, that she forthwith appointed him “tiger, or somthing of that sort, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. If all this is ...