... labourer, convicted of a rape on Ruth Austin, wife of a baker at Lydd, in Kent, and George Croppers aged 27, a soldier convicted of an unnatural crime, were hanged at Maidstone. CiP1TAL CONVICTION.-At the Glasgow Circuit Court, H-lugh Kennedy was indicted ...

... Anonymous R donation of 11. by the hands of the Rev. the Vicar of Newcastle. The Rev. 1. B. Backhouse, rector, Upper Deal, Kent, has subscribed five pounds to Mr Losh's monument. Mr Samuel Hillaby has become au annual subscribe ec of two guineas to the ...

... R. FERGUSON presented a Petition from Nottingham for V mrer towsards the Dorchrester Unionists; also, another from the el Boot'and Shoemakers of Nottingham, and tw'o from Castle Dunning, tII Du)nstable, to the same effect. He supported the Petitions ...

... Essex or Farnham hops ex- ceedingly little, if any thing, doing. X.~s £S. £. S. S.s East Kent Pockets 5 0 to 6 0 7 01to 9 0 Ditto Bags Id 15 to 5 0 60 to 7 0 Mid-Kent Pockets:: 4 4 to 5 0 6 0 to 8 0 Ditto Bags -_ 3 l0 to 4 0 5 0 to 6 15 Sussex Pockets A ...

... Sonserset, Francis Egerton, not Strangford, Burghersh, Hill, Lysdhurst, Wlynfurd, En- lest combe, Leveson, Brome, Mlonson, Maidstone, IV. Clinton, the Norreys, Begot, Templemore, and Montague ; Archbishops the of Canterbury, York, and Arniagh; Bishops of ...

... carbonic acid.- Loudon's Encyclopaedia of Gardening. Cherries have not been so plentiful in Kent for the last fifty years. They are hawked about at Maidstone literally in cart- loads, at a peuuy per pound. The crop uf apples is also good, but pears, plums ...

... and flour dealer-W. S. Evans, Robert street, Bedford raw, .t bricklayer-H. Pembroke, Cheapside, and King William fstreet, boot and shoe manufacturer-J. W. Morley, Horn. castle, surgeon-S. Thomas, West street, St. Philip and Ja. s cob, Gloucestershire ...

... and boil or otherwise prepare their food, as he may receive di- rections from his employer. He can clean knives, shoes, and boots has been in the habit of cutting up wood and heating the oven for family use has been in the habit of fetching water from a ...

... saddlery, harness, on boot-making establish- ment, Cahir, who most earnestly requests them to pay their respective bills, at least a great portion thereof, as-it is -her intention to send her son William, acting saddler and boot- muaker, to Lords Glengall ...

... millions will it give the Duke an instru- hient'by which he may repossess himself of the purchase-money, and as much more to boot, as is to be extracted from the pockets of the public'?. In a word, will it for any gain sell the key of its strong box ? For ...

... cheered, were received with eonsiderable applause. MAIDSTONE. The great Conservative dinner at this town has been postponed from the 12th torthe 19th iist. ; probably by that time the Tories of Kent will better understantld the game they are to play. ...

... used their influence and intimidation on the nen.`-Greenwich Gazette. KENT(WEST).-During the past week, Mr. Hodges and MIr. Rider, the present Members, have been canvassing Maidstone, Rochester, Stroud, Chatitam, Gillingham, Gravesend, and some of the ...