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... December Ast foot Sd bhatt. Lient. Alesander Macdonell* 4th regt. 1st batt, Capt. Timothy Jones (Major),$ Lieut Edw, Ginchard,t Frederick Hydet Oth regt. 1st batt Capt. Benjamin Lieut. Edw. Watkins, + Robt. Brookes,* Dallast 47th regt, 2d batt. Lieut, A. Ensign Jas. Ewing 52d Regt. dst Batt. Major Geo. Mein (Lieut, Col.¢) Capt. Graham Douglas.¢ Ensign Fred. Radford,t 59th 2d Bau. Major W. ...
... Writtle, Mrs. VV. It. Barlow, of a son. sth inst. at Wivenhoe, the wife of Lieutenant Sage, of twins. MARRIED. Ist inst. at Steeple Bumpstead, by the Rev. Henry Stuart, the Rev. John Houghton, of Halsted, to Miss King, of the former place, daughter of the late Mr. King, of Linton, Cambridgeshire. Ist inst. at Lynn, Joseph Fry, jun. Esq. of Upton, in this county, to Alice, eldest daughter of ...
... in wiuda prnpittatM, and amid a project which eommensuiato with the of the fanner. In »me district* the w brooght a propitioua eloar, wiule in few it i«,«tsliofa benind aa to oceadon aeriona apprehenamne fcr ito aafety. AroUndoarwlreaUm wapenajpa hi fcUactarttft and the ferman almost without complaint. From u obaervation in the country in the earty port of the week, we were inclined to think ...
... The Anti Corn-Law League is determined, if it be pot. sible, to undermine the possessors and cultivators of land. Having signally failed in converting borough constituencies to their opinions, crusade is to be set on foot against counties. Mr. Cobden, as the champion and leader of this onslaught, explained his mode of attack at the late grand meeting of his associates. His system of warfare ...
... THE KENTISH GAZETTE. CANTERBURY, NOVEMBER 19, 1544 In consequence of the extensive changes in the mode and time of delivery letters, newspapers, &c, occasioned by the introduction of railway conveyance, we are unable, until we have effected satisfactory arrangements, to secure the early and regular distribution of the Kentish Gazette in some parts of the county. Our subscribers will, we trust, ...
... THE KENTISH GAZETTE. CANTERBURY, NOVEMBER 26, 1844. In consequence of the extensive changes in the mode and time of delivery of letters, newspapers, &c., occasioned by the introduction of railway conveyance, are unable, until we have effected satisfactory arrangements, to secure the early and regular distribution of the Kentish Gazette in some parts of the county. Our subscribers will, we ...
... Intelligence of another attempt assassinate the King of the French has arrived extraordinary express to Folkestone, and thence to London the electric telegraph on the South Eastern Railway. The following is from the Debuts of Friday. At half-past five o'clock on Thursday afternoon, the moment when the King was returning from drive, and was passing through the park of Fontainebleau, a person ...
... that would be equally * c to both Barnstaple and Bideford if the extension line to t ...
... quite recently issued funny little work with funnier dedication to the Celestial but deposed father of the Shanghaes, entitled the Poultry' Pentaloguc, or five rules for fancy fowls fanciers, intended for popular use and pract.cal purposes,” and who has officiated as judge at other exhibitions, commenced his laborious task of estimating and contrasting a great variety of sizes, colours, shapes ...
... the Vicarage, Ugley, in this couutv, the wife of the Rev. Alfred Burder, off a daughter. Oct. 31st, at Colchester, the Yvife of Captaiu Thelwall, Depot Battalion, of a sou. MARRIAGES. I Oct. 22nd, at St. Mary's, Colchester, Archibald Barbour Storie, Sergeant, Royal Engineers, to Miss Sarah Ann Ravner of Tendring. Oct. 24th, at Loughton, in this county, by the Rev. Jno. Whitaker Maitland, ...
... Colchester, the wife of Captain Thelwall, Depot Battalion, of a in. 3Ut_u.lt tie ...
... Parliament, of collecting their constituents together in some Town Hall, or other convenient building, and giving what is called an account of their stewardship.” The practice is a good one in every respect. It affords the constituency of any hon. member a capital opportunity for taking him to task on the subject cf any unpopular vote; and it enables the bon. member himself, ingeniously to get ...