... in the forenoon; and in the afternoon her Majesty, accompanied by the Duchess of Kent and the Queen Dowager, took drive in the Park. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, Lady Charlotte Dundas, Lord and Lady Haddo, and the Hon. Henry and Mrs. Ashley ...

... he underwent a strict examination at the Home Office, and was remanded until Thursday. It appeared that he came from Maidstone, in Kent, and that his name is Thomas Quested. There is every reason to believe that he is a person of unsound mind. It is supposed ...

... PROVINCIAL. HOP INTELLIGENCE. (From the Maidstone Journal.) Maidstone, Sept. s—The picking having now become general in this parish and the adjoining districts, a better estimate may be made of the present crop. In many instances the hops are found to ...

... ladies, the walking dandy, the king with hi crown, the qneen in her rabbit-skin robes, the smock-frocked countryman, the top-booted jockey, and all the dramatis persoute of the performance that every moment every day, during: every fair, is for ever poing: ...

... SCRAPS. Philadelphia paper mentions the case of a man who has been terribly trounced his wife, because he took his surtout and boots out of her bustle, just as she wanted to put it on. Next time he’ll mind his own business. A little timid attorney presenting ...

... M.A., canon residentiary ot St. Paul's, and vicar of Edmonton, Middlesex. Mr. Robert French, of the Downs farm, Nonhflcet. Kent, in his 68th year, much lamented by his family and friends. At Llandrindod Wells, Radnorshire, Mr. Robert Rodgers, of Liverpool ...

... Park-street, Grosvenor square. At Madeira, the wife of Thos Gee, of Hope Mansell, Herefordshire. James Whatman, Esq., Vinter’s, Kent. - At Meopbam Bank, near Tonbridge, Lieut.-Colonel William Leighton Wood, K-H. Mrs. Dauiel, of Islington, aged 63. ADVERTISEMENTS ...

... —On Friday two young lads named Irish and Riddle, were fully committed for trial for stealing a quantity of cheese and an odd boot from two shops in Grcsvenor-road, Pimlico, the previous night; a couple of fine ducks were also found in the pockets of Irish ...

... town of Bromley, in Kent, a gentleman named Edward Cranfield, residing at a place called New Farm, committed self-destruction, blowing his brains out. Saturday an inquest was held on the body, before Mr. Carttar, the coroner for Kent, at the deceased’s ...

... at Mr. French’s, 22, Royal Hill. Greenwich. DANCING TAUGHT in the most fashionable style, by Mr. WILLIS, 41, Brewer-street, Golden-square. Private Lessons at all hours to ladies and gentlemen of any age, wishing privacy and expedition. An evening academy ...

... adopted. He had referred f o the three cases in recent times, analogous to the present onethat of the complaint of Lord Maidstone against Mr. O’Connell, of Mr. Sheil against Mr. Hill, in the case of Who’s the traitor ?” and that of Mr. Blackstone, who ...

... best to eradicate either Hard or Soft CORNS. From their elastic quality, they can be worn with perfect ease, however tight the boot or shoe fits the foot. Invented and sold by B. CHABTON, Chemist, Watton, Norfolk. N.B.—On receipt of thirteen postage stamps ...