... feather beds, the property of of Thomas 1-I cody. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBJER 14, 1833. to Their Ro yl 'II-li-gbriesses the Duchless of Kent ai nti tite Prin cesis V ictoria have been Imost graciously I pleased to stit their names to the numerous list of' sub- scribers ...

... the laying down a double line of street rails along the tWaterloo, Borough, Blackfriars, London, Westminster Bridge, and New Kent - roads, Newington - causeway, I Stones-end, and Blackman-street. The vestry of Islington 3 have sanctioned a tramway along ...

... hemomentary absence from the dickey of the two servants ,on whilist lighting thle carriage lamps. The leather of'the Ip hinder boot, under the dickcey, was cue through in or. mn der to get at the property, which was carried off, the at evening being dark ...

... commenced but a few years ago, has already acquired a Very prominent position was held on Monday last, on the premises of Mr. John Kent, in Ock street, a place admi- rably adapted for the purpose, and conceded by that gentleman with his usual readiness anid ...

... and orna- fri us ; mental description. Th~eladies who took part in the latter Pe nor were Mesdames Childs, Feltham, Collins, Kent, Sherman,le ion Slads, Hoskins, Green, King, Stevens, Andrews, and - kill Clark,and the Misses Steerssand Andrews, with numerous ...

... DENTISTRf.-Dr. Knight, Surgenn Den. t itst, Inventor of improved princiole of adjusting I Artif-cial Teeth, Queen's-terrace, Kent-road, South- sea. Consultatbon daily (gratis) fiom 10 till 6. Isr'oRTAIST TO LADIEs.-Uadame Worth's cele brated Guinea Corsets ...

... may be repeated on Some futnee occasion. 'lbs be followiing pregranmem was gene through ais a very credit- tal beauteouis golden ?? 1Waken Christiian Children, thle Choir; I huew thotr my Rtedeemer li~qtl, belisti- fully sung by Miss Edith Phipps; ...

... CHAMBER, JUoY S. as Before J. Tomkins, J. Kent, & F. J. Trendell, Esqrs. THEFT OF CLIOTHING. James Tyner, a tramp, was placed in the dock on a charge of stealing a pair of breeches, a pair of gaiters, a pair of boots, a pair of trousers, and other articles ...

... aned seemed and coiceluded on Monday on Award tire Unity, n osoplial (convict) ship, before Air. Carter. the corocier Ti for Kent, respecting tire death of a tconvict, named in a Cliarles Sodden, aged 25. It appeared th~at tire iic itsd toot coos ruptured ...

... her; the lowest rate was in Chichester, at is. 3i. per mem- e ber. The rate of mortality per cent. in England was 2 26. t, KENT STREET CHAPEL SUNDAY SCROOL.-TLfIS tl closing entertainment for the present season on behalf of the above school was given ...

... Ohonch- PA~TsixSOPS tt'P C.M . G.trKrntght,Surteon Denitfst, tmay be renolcel- daite' frour ten till err- cI 12, Queens6-terraee, Kent-read, reenthcee.-lArdoc.I t Thy rnr'soy-coosters-tod ol at Iaeadporb leldierta ?? to Qitrnch-road has bdgn thrown open i for ...

... thleI colonies, let them manage their own afihaira and govern I themselves. Let them he bound to the crown of England by a golden liNk, but like a faithfulI I mother let ua do all woe can to train them up in thle mraitprnc pes that the mother helieves ...