... Headford, Maidstone, Kent, hatters-RI. Bridge, W. Barlow, & J. Taylor, Newchurch, Lancashire, cotton spinners-S. Drake, NV. H. Cox, J. Cox, & J. Drake, jun., Bermondscy, tanneri, so far as regards J. Drake- H. Elphec & A. Jackson, Maidstone, Kent, linen ...

... r-T. Pous, Newcastle- upri-tyinc, dlaper-U. %Vhcolhousc, York, banker. ?? S DISSOI1VED.-Sarah Bentlif and G. A. Bentif, Maidstone, lieolt curriers-T. Bost, John Itobb, ?? faines Rahbb, Aberdeen-P. CGrney and F. .Xfarchatt, Hudderrtfield, Yorkshire, brass ...

... RoBmmitY.-R. Yates, master shoemaker, was charged by Mr. Peacock, boot manufacturer, Walworth- ,road, with minting the errand-boy in the service of the com- plainant to rob him of boots and shoes-Mr. Peacock said, that having found he was robbed, he discovered ...

... Hope, Leeds. WPr~rAUL ,MILAr, S ?? rotd, liensed h irteaager, Dee. 8, at 2, and Jan 19, a at at Barha.iSltreet. SL, A'Beeket, Golden square, off. fsfig., eneHL o GnildbaB obers. 3Tnoaeis Cnn, Castlaestreet, Lelcaater~eqsae, retailer of beer, Dee. 7, at 2 ...

... Pockets, New Bags. Ls. a La. La. Farnham .. 7, 7 to 1 1O IKcent .. 5 0 to 7 15 Kent 5 5Ito 9t10 sussex . ..- - East Kent .. C o to 10 0 Yearlings . 4 10 to 5 15 SLIsseX .. 4 tto Ii 6 Old Hops ...

... F.BnAoe, Swinton-street, Grey's-inn-road, artist in colours. Y. CLARc, Woolwich, blacksmith F. Dfls'rronChester-place, Old Kent-road, watchmaker. W. Frzcbcnc, Romford, Easex, grocer. C. GREaAvs, Manor-row, Chelsea, carpenter. J J. HXAnnm, Richard's-terrace ...

... Hlooper & J. G. Stowe, Hereford, grocers-J. Jacksm &a H. Jackson, Broad.st., . Golden.sq., plumbers-E. Lion & V. Salmon, Fashion-st., Spitalfields, whelcsaloledies' boot & shoe wasrchouse-J. Mason, J. Allen, & J. Pownall, Salford, Lancashire, joiners ...

... held.-Brig/hton Guardiass. KENT. TRE FRUIT CnoPs.-Thc orchards around us in this garden of England are now luxuriantly in bloom, and, should the weather remails favourable, there is every prospect of abundant crops.-Maidstone Journal. ITinE LATE. MYRSTERSm ...

... Mrs. Lemmon, and having informed the servant that he had been sent by his master, Mr. Walker, in the Hackney-road, for some boots to repair, she showed him into the parlour, and went up-stairs with the message. On returning to tthe parlocer with an intimation ...

... cheaper. Oats are in fair request, at fully tote rates. CORONER'S I N Q GnRAVESND, MARCH 17.-yCStcrday S. C C coroner for WVest Kent, held ean pickequu the hody, of a man that had been pic* °^ln Friday ast. P p e' John Davis, fisherman, deposed that h ed so ...

... ait Chiloamn,I in Kent, with branches to Sheerness end Fasverslaam Crcek.-No. 3, t for a reailway from the North Kent line of the Isuth-Eastern Rlailway,a at Lewisham, to Tunbridge, with branches to Dartford, flevenoaks, !Maidstone, and Paddock Wood.-N'o ...

... manbury; off. asoig., Follett, Sumbrook-et Aq WILLIAM PnanRcz, Southborough, Kent,'delaer, Junt1it1 B at Iat Basoinghsall-Bt. Sob., Pdnmer & 66., Bedford ela l~l&t & Co., Maidstone; off. asoig., Groom, Abcbu I~n 'rw & ki; CHARLEs SAasso)e, Chorlionnupao ...