... afterwards the Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor read the proper lessons for the occasion; after which the beautiful anthem of Kent, t Hear my prayer, was sung with fine effect. While the procession was moving from the choir to the vault in the north aisle ...

... daughter of Mr. Thomas Mliles, of the former place. On Wednesday was married, at St. Aldate's Church, Mr. William Tarrant, boot maier, of St. Giles-s, to Mlary, eldest daughter of Mr. John Mobley, butcher, of this city. On Thursday last was married, at ...

... Sonserset, Francis Egerton, not Strangford, Burghersh, Hill, Lysdhurst, Wlynfurd, En- lest combe, Leveson, Brome, Mlonson, Maidstone, IV. Clinton, the Norreys, Begot, Templemore, and Montague ; Archbishops the of Canterbury, York, and Arniagh; Bishops of ...

... and stealing two pair of boots i 1 -on hearing the smash, Mr. Hearaden's man ran out ! e and both prisoners caught by a policemnan with boots in II their possession-Mr. H. stated that he had had his I :t windows broken, and boots and shoes carried off 21 ...

... woollen cloths, and other property, woirth A01. belonging ai toINMrs. Emma Hayes, -widow, in dwvelling house of Mr. B Peat, boot aiid shioemnaker, Rateliff ?? that 'W prisonlers' had lmawned articles in question, and they were commi tted far tr'ial. I ...

... divine service Sunday in new pl iate chapel, and Duchess of Kent in Windsor church. -lIer Majesty has become patroness of Royal Aletropo- litan Hospital for sicl; children, Broad-street, Golden- ?? Adelaido has given 201. to fund for coin- pleting district ...

... the suggestion of her Mfajesty, being issued to exallnille clalms of surrivirig parties.--Alr. IEpps, of Bower 'NUrsery, Maidstone, hls received instructioins to ship 50,0001. sets of lhtp-plants for Hobart Towv;, where soil and climate arc said to be ...

... is dull at droophig prices. KENT AND SussEx.-The accounts from Kent and Sussex of the condition of the hops, from the Maidetone Gazette of Tuesday, present almost universally a considerably improving character. From Maidstone and Canterbury it is reported ...

... for Westminster, at Malpas Arms, f Charles-street, Grosvenor-square, on body of Francis Beatty, 36, shopman to Mr. Hodges, boot-maker, Bond-street, who, r being detected in embezzling his master's money, swallowed quantity of oxalic acid in tea, aud died ...

... lUlUCU's8 Innfields;- found in his possession-'s:er sinall sums previously ?? same Couirt, Stephen Steer, undsr- . waiter at Golden Cross, Charing Cross, committed for stealing 129. 6d. portion of money which Mr. Gardiner, proprietor, had marked as trap ...

... daughter of the late Rev. F. Casson, of Chester; and on the same day, the Rev. Frederick Wade, M.A., incumbent of Kidsgiove and Golden- hill, Staffordshire, to Emma, third daughter of the late Rev. F. Casson. Feb. 17, at Ryde, the Rev. C. Coker Beck, M.A., ...

... Polet Cor Saturday, John Henry Pride, shop boy to Mr. Van Vitboot~maker, Sherrard~street, Golden-square, and W. Ellen, charged with robbing him of four pair of boots-Pride, wh.ose duty it was to lack up shop, took his master the key Friday night, saying ...