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... WRIT KENT SESSIONS. These scssiot.s commenced on Thursday at Maidstone, before the Chairman of the Western Division, Joseph Benns, Esq. | There were also present Viscount Marsham, M.H., Sir J. Croft, Bart., Sir ?? hu Shaw, Barf., M. D. I). Dalison, Esq ...
... poor— not as men of East Kent and West Kent— hut as inhabitants of the noble county of Kent, to petition parliament earnestly, undictatorially, but firmly, to preserve inviolate our glorious Protestant constitution. (Immeui Men of Kent, be loyal to your King ...
... the expiration ef ,Ul *ee months' warning, all such BOOTS Ma?'*' 1 from time be demanded for tho use of the Royal The conditions of the Contract may be seen at the said office, 5J* a Patterns of the Boots on application at the Marine Olfice, ew-street, ...
... \iyEST KENT ELECTION.— We, the under- ■t ?? having learned with deep regret the circum- Biances which have caus d a vacancy in the representation of ■rv.'lv- _!I, 1 ,. 1 i' n of the county, hereby invite the FRIENDS of the CONSERVATIVE CA CSE to MEET ...
... Rev. ThomaS Wood, Vicar of Ashford, Kent, Frederick Scudamore. Esq., of Maidstone, to Frances Mary, elder daughter ol the late George Elwick Jemmett, Esq., of Ashford. May 30, at St. George's, Hanover-square, James Boot* Esq., to Maria, widow of the late ...
... Wallace, Esq., of Golden-square. nn ,,te^ ,(»• On the 4th Inst., at Kensington, Robert G oue ' 44 i-h ye*^ ' ft On the 4th inst, at Totteridge, in his 76* Abel Lendon, M.A., Rector of Friern Barnet- .. paf u On the Sth inst., at Maidstone, aged 78, Bo „ ...
... THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS, Kent.— Wheat reaping has now very generally com- menced, and as the weather is more favourable, the prospect is more promising. The wheat crop has ripened very con- siderably during the last three fine days, and the fields are ...
... passenger-traffic, parliament compelled, and the people of Kent permitted, them to proee-ed from Reigate,— diagonally, a greater distance than Lon- don itself from Dover, — through tbe Weald of Kent, with the traffic of Godstone for that of Woolwich, of ...
... Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. KENT.â FREEHOLDS. -First -rate FRUIT PLANTATIONS A more detailed advertisement will shortly appear.â Dai** liud, Chatham, and ?? Obi Broad-street. CLIFFE, near Rochester, Kent. -MALTHOUSE F*ARM, c insisting of 100 ...
... and walks lame, dressed in a short blue jacket, and very short blue trousers, with a blue cap. The Harvest, Kent. — The harvest throughout Mid-Kent is now nearly completed, and we are thankful to say that the crops are excellent, and that they have been ...
... Martin, Oxford, t;iilor— April 2.3, J. Esdaile, Manchester, hatter. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. T.J. Champion, Tunbridgo Wells, boot-maker— first div. of ls. 4d. in the pound, any Saturday, at the office of Mr. Green, Guildhall Chambers. G Cradock, Darlington ...
... that whelp, Lord Maidstone, who was the descendant of a French dancing inas- tei. He had paid him. the compliment of having had him- self made a lion merely because he snarled at him (Mr. O'Connell). In that speech which Lord Maidstone made in the House ...