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... Charleswortb was candidate; voted for him , I recollect the nomination and DUCHESS OF KENT Earl GRANVILLE move.l of condoWace to r M»j -ty ou th** of h«*r n.o-ther, the of Kent. allude-! tl e admirable eduo-ttion imparted that Princess to li*r daughter. Tueir ...
... enrolled in one of these local companies, shall receive the sura of one pound, to provide himself w ith one pair of ancle-boots, two shirts, two pair of socks, one stock, and he shall receive the like sum every subsequent year for the same purchase ; ...
... to be repaid by annual instalments, extending over a period twenty years, and security to taken the rates of the union. A Golden Discovery At a recant sale of the ctfects of the late Rev. Miles Barton, of Hoole. among other articles an antique chest was ...
... tome with NW leashin to brighten them this yew, when I welcome them as Ilan with S. years on my breakfast table. Daffodils, golden sad beantifel in masses, placid by hied herds in petty hiss vases, delicate lilies of the valley is opal glasses, standing ...
... Chatham ; 2d do., Tralee , Medical Staff Corps—Brompton 21st—1st Battalion, Malta, Birr; Kent do., Paisley Royal Engineers Brompton, 22d—1st Battalion, Manchester; i Kent Parkhurst; 2d do., Preston ; —United Serrire Gazette. -Ist Battn., Bengal—Cha- tham; ...
... 100 o Oft, indeed, hor WAJS, abek I yoang lady, bat Mver propoaed marriage IcM of foar hundred menu It ia added JHIDOLBSBX* KENT, aad SURREY. V • (80, leant, bar rivals) to her, though Ha woo probably Hare door that city much damaged, and that the L±JLmnaa ...
... Boyles ministrations with open minds and open hearts, and if Mr. Boyle carried away little bit silver with him he had left golden, words in many of their hearU— (applause)—which would serve to keep them in mind of him more than perhaps tbs token they had ...
... heads—the ghastly pageantry death—the massy walls and turrets of the old fortress, looking calm and unimpassioned through the golden and azure air of a Summer’s morning—and the grotesque, distorted houses standing round the open space that crowns the hills ...
... Ac., Crisp-sixeet, Poplar New Town, London, Agent fer the sale of Woolley’• Pectoral Candy. Prepared WOOLLEY, Chemist, Maidstone, and •old in Boxes at Ic. and 2t. 9J. each, ell cespectable Venders of Medicine. Wholesale Agents for Ireland—Messrs. M’Matter ...
... forofatheis was strongly shown by Old Betty Brown, whose list wish was that she should buried in the beautiful churchyard of Golden, m which village she was bom. , Da. Temple—“ Essays and UEVimvs. —On Sunday last, while preaching Uugby, Dr. le,n lo the essay ...
... to a whdow woman, sir, said the boy. 'Whati wart of a man WAR her husband ' says Dan. 'A small. daek man, an' wearin' top-boots,' Says the boy. Well, become Dan. he made for the house. an' used for the lone woman. Me Was stanclin' no the lawn Main' at ...
... that they had been shii>- and desired to communicate with Mr. Kent, Lloyd’s agent, who elicited from them the loss of the llrahmin on the island in question on the 25th of May last. Mr. Kent, | hearing from the men the condition of the re- j mainder of ...