... Duke of Sussex, their sister, the Queen of Wirtemburg, Duchess of Clarence, Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg, and the Duchess of Kent, exclusive of a crowd of nobility, gentry, civil, military and naval authorities. The George the Fourth has a cound stern, ...

... possible expedition by way Ufl ‘The friends of Civil and Religious Liberty in Kent, Vienna, to the Turkish Capital. are to celebrate their principles by a dinner at Maidstone, As Mr. Stratford Canning lmd gone from Poros to | Jord Darnley to preside. ‘Tlivse ...

... saved ‘ the iufliction of their conteunts. ' DINNER TO SIR F. KNATCHBULL AT 4 MAIDSTONE. On Friduy a dinner was given to Sir Fdward Knatchibull at Maidstone, by the Gentlemen at Kent, who were anxious to testify their sense of l the Hon Bironet’s cont .ntadherence ...

... Roman (20,500,000 franes.) In the course ef a trial at Maidstone, the ather day, the following epistle was read amidst great laughter :--- Addressed to “ Mrs. Anne, of Mr. Roberts, near Welling, Kent, ? ana igned “ William Day, grocer, Welling’ “ Lhope ...

... r would have To the Editor of the Maidstone Journa ould ae to.” he Oxon Heath, Dec. 4, | submit to.” 1810. declared the peuple of Great Britain never w The following plan of reform was snbmitted to the county of Kent, twenty-one years ago, by the late ...

... 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 ...

... back of the leg for the boot. This button was aot lost on the Royal Duke, who, no doubt, was made acquainted with the character of the man, and by way of joke he addressed him thus :—** Pray, Mr. Hawkins, do you ever wear boots 2° ‘ Please your Royal replied ...

... in July, 1832, were taken yesterday at Arran-quay Police Office. The iofonnant had met the prisoner in a public-house in Golden-bridge, Thursday, and having immediately recognised him, took him into custody. He has been forwarded to the Provost prison ...

... London to Bristol. Colonel Sir Wm. Gossett, is gone on a six week’s trip to the Continent. Experimen ts we now trying in Maidstone Cavalry depot, as to the bili ty of arming both heavy and light dra- goons wi Practica the lance, ‘and lancers with the earbine ...

... story, • What Harp could equal thine Soon may its soft notes trembling lays holy love. Send forth a strain resembling The Golden Harps above 11 FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. War-Office, October 3. . _ lOtli Light Dragoons—Brevet Major E. the of the Cape Corps ...

... - 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 ...

... 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 ...