... forms ono of th. mat thsrmaig presentations re, erired by the Lord Bishop, from his devotrd Tu■ Directors of the Lwristick and Kent' Retiway Company bar* published their heir y►arly rep.wt is to be submitted to the Shareholders on the 16th inst. The grove ...

... Fitzroy Somerset’s visitors this morning at the Horse Guards were—Lord Mountcasheil, Colonel Sir John May, Lient.-General Golden, Colonel Grey, Major-General J. Ross, Colonel Burrell, Sir G, Elder, Major-General A. Campbell, Col. Fergusson, Col. Maer ...

... the river. Poor steamers full of troops for Don Pedro were off the bar. boats can pass up free but the English man-of-war boots. Major-General Sir J. Niehollf was presented toll is Majesty the Levee on Wednesday, by General Lord Hill, on being appointed ...

... was then within two or three yards, and heard the mob call the soldiers • Johnny Raws' ; some of them said take off your boots for they are making ye lame and not the march ; did not see the mob strike any of the soldiers, their annoyance was in their ...

... and Selling at Lowest possible Prices, Hit Supply consith of at follow!, viz.— Bottled Wines— Champaign and Claret, King Golden Sherry, Rich Brown, ditto, Pale, do. Teneriffe, Rich Old Port, Very Old, do. Marsalla, Bronte Madeira, Bncellas, Malaga, Cape ...

... tolls oaths more puzzleeouto and confused ourarchitecture the better. pure Gothic-built yesterday his abomination, so that is Kent or Hampshire he might quite please himself, or among our Irish parish chorthes I As one finds sees mans in stones the Tines ...

... 000 SHARES OF 10/. EACH. Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1850. TRUSTEE., Sir Edward Bin,Boss Perrott, Bart. Plumetead, Kent, The Rev. John Wood, Canterbury House, Walworth. Malcolm William Mlles, Esq. 8. Torriano Terrace, Kentish Town. DIRECTORS, ...

... Mooter, had been received ; that they had found it creditable him in every that had boon Kent tna»kthem to retain him. They had received the cummuui* in the boot po—iblo opirit; tbo> had remarked that it moot cioditablc to Mr Ambrose have ouch feeling ...

... London, and moved that the North Kent, the the speech of Mr. OIIONOVAN, of ' * f |hi» fearful outrage,lbKßE MEAL, PEA MEAL, OATMEAL, BAKLEyI amt ttacw strong. Va* tw- men. names M'Lean and Charles Maidstone, and the Mid-Kent nod direct ii|, u, re me dr.rrtM ...

... Valuation of Untenanted Holdings, LlO Hts. 6d. _ _ The Constabulary Barracks, and several Houses in the Town of Llort. Profit Kent, £il9 61. Od. Lot 9. Several Bones% and Plots adjoining in the Town of fort. Profit Haut, LSO 16. 61d. Lot 12. fort Workhouse ...

... - stoart. aged _ .- 30 ▼«■*•» **** 1 W^.n.mm.Aaff^ year, Henry. ldcrt *“ At Richmond. In his IMn Carden, Bart-.. . , sonhia Kent. veil ow®* IW At Fulham, the Lady Veasey, At Huntingdon, the Res. j^tort*' Cambridge. aged»4. Esq. • At Quebec, George Kooerw ...

... of Clare. Yearly value £3B la. 8d; acreage 2r. 28v. Solicitor, William Gibmu, 28, South Frederick Street. The reports from Kent ocky eshibit symptoms of on impending civil war in the State. The of India has called for an expression of opinion from the ...