... MAIDSTONE STEEPLE CHASE. A correspondent of the Maidstone Journal, says:— •* I bate been favoured with a view of tbe line of country narked out for »lec|dr cbvM-s on the Otb .March, b»-ir 10 inform your readns tb«t by takins on Galley Downs or any t>l ...

... for stealing quantity of wool, value the property of Henry Putland, of Maidstone. Also stealing one iron hand hook, value Is., the property of Edward Briggs, the younger, of Maidstone. —I week. House of Correction. 32. John Foreman, indicted for stealing ...

... HERNE BAY, KENT. Elegant modern H&ueekold I'uniitwre, fne toned sevenoctave finger and self-acting Pinnrj'orte, by Nutting ; pair of magnificent Connote Tables, richly gilt tcilh plate glass over and to the base : chimney and pierglasses, of large dimensions ...

... VOTERS FOR ESI’ KENT PERSONS in the Conservative interest, whose voles have been objected to, are informed, that Prolessionsd Gentlemen, under the instructions of this Committee, will attend the different Revising Barristers* Courts, for the purpose of ...

... EAST KENT SESSION On Tuesday last, the r session for eastern division of the ruunly vras !•• hi Si. Augustine's, before Wrn. Deedes, F.sq. (Chairman), and other magi'trates, among whom were—the Rev. Dr. Foore, the Right lion. S. U Lushingion, Sir Rrook ...

... observations Mr. Harryman said, before I ait down, gentlemen. 1 have one word to •ay to tbe inhabitants of .Maidstone. In the last number of the Maidstone Cavite tbe following paragraph’* A meeltnx will held favor of the corn laws at the Town hall on inotnius ...

... KENT ADJOURNED SESSION, The adjourned session for this county was hold.o at the Sessions.house, Maidstone, on the 24 h. There were present—\V. Decries, Esq.. Chairman, the Uiglit Hon. the Karl of Romney, E. IIu««ey, Esq., J. Jacobson, Esq., E. Twopenny ...

... WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION Will holden at MAIDSTONE, On THURSDAY. day of JANUARY SUPERIOR MANURKS. FOR VVIIEAI, HOPS, &c. THE ANIMALISED CARBON and CARBONIZED HU3I US, revtnily ov«r*d oo Comiornt, arv oow pr»*|>»reJ 10 Londoo, moat, •ffieient ami abuodaot ...

... MILLER, of the Poragun, New Kent Hoad, to SOPHIA SARABELLA. the only surviving child ol Mr. WILLIAM TURNEK, «l Hoad, Chipham-rise, and great niece of the late Hichaid James, Esq., of Ighthum Court Lodge, Kent, ( uionel the West Kent Militia, and many years ...

... Mrs. Mortimer, Stone street, Maidstone, aged years. Jan. 24, in I'liHin-sirtet, Maidstone, Mr. Gabriel Clover, aged 67 years. Jan.22. at Maidstone, Lory, wife of Mr. James aged 37 years. Jan. 20. In I nioo-street. Maidstone, Mr. Williams, exciseman, acred ...

... -road. S. W. LEONARD, butcher, Francesstreet, Golden-square. W. LEWIS, builder, Bristol. J. stationer, Nottingham. SECOND NOTICES INSOLVENCY. T. HOILE, Sandwich, Kent. G. DIXON, bookseller. Margate, Kent. From the LONDON GAZETTE, of Tuesday, Feb. 6 BANKRUPTS ...

... L V ENT DEBTORS to be heard MAIDSTONE, in the county of KENT, on the day of JULY, 1810, at the hour of ten in the forenoon precisely. THOMAS HODGES, formerly of No. 1, Montgomery place, Tonbridge Wells, in the county of Kent, booksel'er and stationer ; ...