... daughter of the late James Jacobson, of Maidstone, Esq.—Theßer. Newton Smart, fouith son wf John Smart, Esq. of Trewett-House. Northumberland, to Mary Susannah, only child of Stephen Groombridge, Esq. Blacbheath, Kent.—Mr.W. Boswell, solicitor, of Shetborne ...

... »er, Lincolnshire, nurseryman . Feb. >4, March Hu'l ; solicitor, Graburn, Uurfon upoieHiiinbcr EDWARD MI’NK and JOHN Maidstone, Kent, grocers • 15, March i, the Court of fk>mmi'iouers, London : solicitors.Satinder», and Matthews, Fj.ppr Thames street ...

... dropped conjunction ; yet it away, A *n formed into Hall from UalUt. Like Atalanla, the for Dancer fell, Because she lov’d the golden Bull ton well. The fair Dancer is gone, and wonder all. That bred up tht Dance, she fond Bull. case of importance to tradesmen ...

... directed u* Heaven, our common home, to God, our common Father, and to Christ, our common rfaviowr. If commerce had been called a golden chain by which nations were united, much more might the Bible be considered a means of close and intimate union for the hearts ...

... other of the Cniversities, is, in most cases, retjuired the Bishop, previously to Ordination. Singular travitv. At the late Kent Arizes, W. w-!»ile waiting in the hall uke his trial for burglary, stole haron f rom another prisoner, ami hoiit in his poeket ...

... tlieir eyes incessantly upon this mirror; it is with them the occupation of every moment. Tlieir most becoming ornsment is a golden girdle, of the breadth of two fingers, enriched with jewels. Mantles of the same metal are suspended to it, sewn with diamonds ...

... Lymingion, W. Boyd, G. L. Prendergast, Esqrs. ; Lyme, Hon. H. S. Fane, Cul J. T. Fane. Malmesbury, C. Poibes. J. Forbes Esqrs. Maidstone, J. Wells. E*q. A. Rnbarta, Esq , 357. ces.wfol, Lewis, Esq. 05. Malton, Hud. J. C. Ramsdeo, Lord Normaoby. Marlow, O. William* ...

... Lower street, Pentonville, R. B. Strucgnell. Tbteadoeedle-stveet, boot maker. Joeeph Clement«on, Angel~ court, St. MartlnVle-Grand, London, sliver caster. Stacey Wire ana C. of Maidstone, Kent, and ol St. Mfldrcd’s-court, Poultry, London, paper-makers. George ...

... only seven more counties td wander over. Manx*' heavy bets are pending upon amongst some of the first mililary circles. Top boots,, wmcd even Hoby would not disclaim, were observed peeping through the rags one these adventurers. OPESiyO OF THE SEW P.tRLUi/EST ...

... was dressed in a long miliury coat, with a golden epaulette on each shoulder. his bead he wore a cocked-hat, surmounted a white feather a couple of feet high. His lower limbs were cased in immense Hessian boots, reaching above the knee, and tight buckskin ...

... of Cheoun-etrect, Kedford-row, Middlewx, boildw. DIVIDENDS—From tte Friday, -Wav 11- May 29. T. and K. S. Koeter, Yalding, Kent, inaluter*. May 11. J. Hugbee, K. North, and R Hnghee.of Mobbctlcy.Cherbire, aodofMaaebeeter, eotton-epinnere and manufacturer* ...

... Attkwpt at and y.—About halfpast ten on th ...