... tine since took lodzings in Maidstone, and that, during his residence there, a suspicion arose that he w is the ituthar of the Peters under the signature of Swing, o , •hich were at that time naively circulated throughout Kent, and all bearing the 31aidstone ...

... busily around metropolis, and in various parts of England—in Berkshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Kent, and other counties. Nay, new wheat already been sold Maidstone market. is universally admitted that the produce is of fine quality and colour, and abundant ...

... Lord Southampton and the county members gave each, the Duke of Buccleueh £100, and more than £1000 was collected. At Maidstone in Kent (where Lord Strangford spoke), £600 was collected. In Lincolnshire, Warwickshire, and other counties similar meetings ...

... displayed the long white gaiters which remained in vogue even up to the reign of George IV.; the cavalry all wore high military boots, and some of them the crimson silk sword belt fringed with gold, which gave them very much the appearance of a modern Grand ...

... of personal danger, remained Mrs Weary to the last moment.—Deronporl Journal. EicAr-E.—A daughte- of Mr J. D. Beaumont Maidstone, beingon visit at Folkestone, attempted, on Sunday, to conduct a young acquaintance the cliff a very narrow path near the ...

... its pans, and works with u much precision as any engine of ten-horse power. LAMEATABLE CREDULITY.—In the villages around Maidstone, bills have been distributed, announc.ng the ot the earth by flood and fire. The event was to have taken place Friday lay ...

... at Brighton, where it it expected Royal Highness will make a stay for some Sunday Prinee Leopold attained hia 37* >«• The Kent gave a grand dinner on the occasion ; and the tradespeople of Ws Royal Highneas’a establishment, illiiiniaaM hows on Monday ...