... h, we believe, a native of Maidstone, and not ■may years since, had predilection for Ibe stage. performed in Mr Dowlon's dramatic corps this ciiy, under the name Jasper, in which line be did not rise above mediocrity,— Kent Herald. Brighton,- Auo. 10 ...

... Duke left town in his travelling carriage and lour I fu'siiie paper na» another telegraphic die- j . : . „ , «,». . a boot two o olock yesterday afternoon, tor the it'iirh from Brest, (dateJ the JOlh ult.) where, u * . . i airn l Parilion, Brighton ...

... convenient harms They have been very lately leased solvent lenanta at reduced llenlv. with Fines, anti now produce certain profit Kent of about 4s. 3d,a sterling per annum. Several new and commodious Farm Houses, with Offices, have been erected within the last ...

... the reception of. Prince Leopold, whose arrival is daily looked for. It is expected that her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent will prolong her stay until the mouth of October H'orcesfrr ll.rald. j Kr.oPEUKNT. —Monday morning, at early hour, the nei ...

... stars of considerable lustre in each department, but few survive the trial of three summers. Mr. Hall Hushes Ball, alias Golden ! Ball,’’ as he was called, may he mentioned first for his taste in dress, appointments, and equipages. The papers tang with ...

... when Wale replied, ” Old | Mick’s in here, but I’ll mark him befoie I’ve d«me with ! him !” or woids to that effect. The * boots” returned into the house, ano in the course of a few minutes a i ciy of ** murder !” was heard lo proceed from ihe yard. All ...

... trimmed with silver. The Esquires of the Marquess were Lord John Bcresford, Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumney, Captain Lewis Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. Bcresford—and the ministrels were an Irish Piper and har|>rr. Sir Charles ...

... Queen, who had lately sent him splendid key of Chamucrlain, set in ditmoncli. proposed investing him with the order of tha Golden Fleece on hia passage through tha capital. Viscount Palmerston returned to Windsor Castle on eveoiog. Lord Mooteagle left ...

... rrtMj'm «o Prince Albert. ~ ., , va i Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended 7 Howard, arrived at the Palace at two o’clock, if Maiestv and Prince Albert, the King the Beland'the Duchess Kent, partook of rf-yc««e. 7'.,mat Melbourne had au audience of her ...

... og .ip, u were eated residing for many veers on the Grand Parade—Mr. John the mariners. Wilkinsjn, .vile and four children, boot and shoemaker, The 33d Rcjt. has been very ur.ortunnte, and lost so Dauut’s Square—and Mr. Stannard of Hammond's Marsh, many ...

... contemplation of it 3, ( >00 miles off is enough to drive Barnutn mad that he isn’t here with the Nightingale to pick up the golden crumbs that are now rolling about the size of swans* eggs or kidney potatoes at the least. In the midst of so exact a whjrl ...

... softly tread around •* Go out, reapers, for the liill-io|**. Twinkl* with the summer's beat; Lay on your swinging cradles Golden furrows ripe wheat! While little laughing children, Lightly mixing work with ph»y. Prom between the long wlnrows, Glesm the ...