GENERACTELISSIER lately sent a dispatch which merely said "I visited to day my works at Kamiesch; they are going on well to completion." Now this would seem at first sight, a mere stereotyped dispatch for want of something better to say; but there is more in it than meets the ey

A bill brought from the Lords facilitates the erection of dwelling. houses for the labouring classes, by allowing any number of persons, not less than six, to form a company for the purpose of providing dwellings for the labouring classes, with or without private or common garde

Silver-street. Families supplied with Ices of every description.

Ix all ages of civilized society the great forces operating in the natural world have, more or less, been applied either to work on the credulity of mankind, or to contribute to the amusement of those who are ever anxious to behold something new, strange, and mysterious; and the

Srn,—Concluding that you take an interest every thing Kentish. whether Geo—Bio—or Topographical, I hand you a few words on,the subject of one of the most pleasing villages that I know—Chislehurst ; a place which, from my childhood, I was in the habit of visiting. After an absenc

AN ITALIAN LEGlON.—Government have resolved on the formation of an Italian Legion. It is to be raised at Novara, where the head-quarters will be stationed, under the superintendence of Sir James Hudson, the British minister at the court of Sardinia. and a committee. The command

Lieutenant P. 11. Page, of the Royal Warwickshire Militia, was charged with obstructing the sentry on duty at the Royal Hospital Gate. It appeared from the evidence of William Howe that he was on sentry about ten o'clock on the prev . iou s night, when the prisoner and other gen

gmarhz Mt ebtnts. ARMY PROMOTIONS. THE public has lately indignantly denounced the system of favouritism and aristocratic patronage shown in army and navy promotions. One of the latest instances of this glaring evil is the favour heaped upon Lord George Paget. He has been promote

REALLY, such an affair as this is not so very ridiculous after all, provided there is a feasible object. The object we propose is Lord Dundonald's ever-mooted plans. Government, it seems, will have nothing to do with them; Lord Dundonald persists in their practicability, and mai

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