... populous districts of North Kent, without with any of the traSc naturally belonging to the South-Eastern (Dover) Railway, which traverses the more southern pans of the county. Nor are the advantages the London. Chatham, and North Kent line con Hoed to travellers ...

... daughter of Mr. Black-Baine Camden. street. at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Gilmour Hawkins, son of Hawki 118 ' staroiter, of Maidstone, to Miss Ann Kay, eldest (0 . A ' John Kay, joiner and builder . Lainber street. ' 11 1,4 at St. Ge,rge's Church, Evertan ...

... ,a3Iutuptd, &C.t fred . From the London Gazette of Friday, Feb. 7. the .HBEARD, Jobn, builder, Deptford, Kent in h 1- HAYWOOD, George, bricklayer and plasterer. Luton, Bedford MI l COLT. William Henry, grocer, Long eiford. Suffolk Li e RUGG, Samuel, carpenter ...

... splash goes the mud, and boots, breeches, coat, and all are covered with East Kent. Hold hard, says the splasher, capital run ; won't your honour please to dismOunt ? Down comes the Cockney, after a hard run with the East Kent fox-hounds of exactly one ...

... Thomas, Exeter, accountant James Longworth, Little Bolton, dealer in malt Jonas Binni, Kcw, limn-draper John Gardner, Chalk, Kent, wheelwright James Carpenter, near Oxford, grocer Jones, Ludgate-hi 1, milliner William Keinptter, Aston, Warwickshire, retailer ...

... Essex-street, « John and Charles Ratcliff, of Birmingham, l«mp manufacturers Fiat dated LEONARD Samuel Warker, £™««twet. Golden-square, butcher; Feb 24, March 22, at .me Bankrupts' Court Sols Messrs Pain and Hatherley. Marlborough-street-Pet cr James ...

... it is a gross fabrication. The story ran as follows: A horrible deed has been perpetrated at Foots Cray, in the county of Kent. A respectably-conducted female, named Ellen Lawton, aged thirty, and her two children, both under six years old, having been ...

... Hartford, in the Kent, farmer, maltster, and ch, January ...

... Thomas Walkden, of Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton-twist-si/.er. PETER WINNINGTON, of Manchester, in the county or Lancaster, boot and shoe-maker and provision dealer, dc; Nov. (j, 7, Dec. 1, atone, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. Sol Mr Richardson, ...

... W. BARNES, St. Paul's Churchyard, milliner.—Feb. 8, D. B. PINK, Nottingham, tailor.—Feb. 2, W. BRIDGE, Aston. Birmingham, boot-maker.—Feb. 8. J. ANTROBUS, Birmingham. plater.—Feb. 6, T. CLARKE. Rugby, mercer —Feb. 15, J. LAWLEY, Stafford, cooper.—Feb ...

... FRIDAY, OCT. B.—Yesterday evening an inquisition was held at River, near Dover, before Mr. De Lasaux, the coroner for East Kent, over the body of a gentleman who was found by the head gardener of Mr. J. M. Fector, lying on his face in a ditch, in the ...

... Commis- Con-room, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—A. MORISON, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, lodgingnouse-keeper, Feb. 15, at 12, at the Golden Lion Inn, Worcester—C., A., and J. Porrs, Monkwearmnuth-shore, Durham, Feb. 16. at 12, at Homer'. Commercial Hotel, Sunderland—J ...