... et, Manchester. -~ We~eler, ijun. of the New Kent-road, timber-dealer, D. 2,16, and Jan. G6 at one, at Guildhall. Soliutor, MAr. Ne'recomb, King-stteet, Golden saae. Dec. 16. E. Dickins. of Eyisnford, Kent, draper-Nov. 2s. J. Be.svan, otherwise .1. Beaven ...

... Lambethi, piail'forte key maoufaeturer, June 28-Henry Clark, ot Alderieanbury, wsrelhousoenau, Jane 28-John Short, of Bristol, boot maker, June 29-Richavd Smnithl, of Baxendon, Lou- casbire, arid hilctn Smith, of Manchester, calico printers, June 29- James ...

... 140) leaden buil. lets of %various sizes, a piece of oilskin, i pair of boots, a Mackintosh cape, and several other articles. William Exton, of thle Villc of Dunkirk, county of Kent, labourer, said that on the Ist of uinle, between six ann seven o'clock ...

... GOU1T CIRGULAR. Viscount Melbourne had an audienace of tier Majetty yco- totday. The D ichegs of Kent hmuocaced the Dlonheas Lit But'ier. land wiith n, visit yesterday at Statford Ilou'e, Tore Duchiess de N,'mwurs visited the Df~lichss of Kanit yesterday' ...

... -NORTHl KENT DISTRICT. Menoberm liotoiurabotIV . S. Lascelles, chirmilfan ; Sir R. Phil. lipis, abet Mr. Roelse. YRierdify the Chairman announced thlt formal decision Of the cotaiito nnslthat tilt, prentmble of te15LittOn, Chathaml, sold North Kent Bill ...

... just h'efoiie`% 'went to the Cathedral, to attend his duty arthle organ,-end' ac; :0 counted for Isis going there for his boots, the room wiserd II. the boy cleaned them, being nearly under-where tisc fire broke Ila opit, and-lie put his buooson there ...

... and Sir Benjamin Ste- phenson, G.C.11. The Duke of Sussex was also present, attended by Lord John Chlurchill. The Duchess of Kent, thc Duke and Duchess and Prince (;eorge of Cambridgo passed through the Presence Chamber, which was lined by her Majesty's ...

... lie should regret it extremely, for they must have a perfect knowledge of the distresses of agriculture in Norfolk, Surrey, Kent, Sussex, and all the counties surrounding the metropolis. It was only necessary to consult the different members who represented ...

... used their influence and intimidation on the nen.`-Greenwich Gazette. KENT(WEST).-During the past week, Mr. Hodges and MIr. Rider, the present Members, have been canvassing Maidstone, Rochester, Stroud, Chatitam, Gillingham, Gravesend, and some of the ...

... principles? ']-one whoml I can bear-testimony to as being constant and vigilant i;s attendance in his office as a senator [booting, and cries of We won't have him-he is Lord Loowther's tool]. He, gentle- men, is the friend of his King and of isis country; ...

... sioners of atikrnipis, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Ait. Chlas. ,MP Eicke, Otd Bromd street. ,ur WILLIv M BARNET, 4f Sheerness, Kent, draper, Jan. 23, sadl s. t eleven, 26, at ten, and Marcl 2, at eleven, at thie Court of Cominsioneirs of Bankrutts, Basin ...

... of Bank- u pts i halstrighalestreet. Solicitor, Mr. E.pkYaim Burford, 2, MUSCOVY- court, Tower Hil. ROBSERT TAIPISOOK of Golden-square, St. ifames's, Westmin~ster, bookseller, August ii, iS, and September hii at trn, at the Court of CaM- ntersionera ...