... windy weather, and many grounds will fall very short of a crop, Some grounds come out middling, whilst others han g behind. Maidstone.-In this district it appears the wind has done more injury than at first expected; and the bines are sluggish in recovering ...

... agreed to, the meeting broke up. OUiTRAG ES IN SURREY -'Thespirit of incendiarism, which has bcen so strongly manifestel in Kent, has reached the county of' Surrey. The barns, and other buildings attached thereto, belonginv to Mr Thncnpson and Alirs Ford ...

... Exeter, where lie was received with the customary ceremonies.-A cu- rious story is in circulation in Kent, thsat a mars nrrnied Cook has been kept at Maidstone for some time past, under tire pay of the Earl of Romne5, err purpose to send u Swing letters ...

... lower rates must be submitted to. The duty to-day is called 195,0001 to 200,0001. Sussex pockets, 21 1iS to 31 2s; weald of Kent ditto, 2 18s to S1Its; mid and east Rent ditto, 3Z4s to 51 68 per ewt. The Earl anti Countess Grey, Earl and Coun- tess Eldon ...

... the King of Prussia on her right hand; Priuiec Albert conducted the Duchess of Kent round the table, took his place directly oppo- site to her Nlajesty, the Duchess of Kent being opposite the King of Prussia. The Duke of Sussex conducted the Duchess of ...

... Glossup, Perb-ycto manufcturr Bejamnin Crowther, Bristol, pawnbrkr Lyon Michellion, Union Place, Kent Road, Surrey, rier.. chant. Thomas Pointer, Golden-.Horse-Yard Dorset Sqilre, Middlesx, jobrnasimr. Edwvard Francis Jaques, Commerce Place, Brixton, ...

... service on the ?? Friday last, the coroner and jury, which had been empanneled on Tuesday evening, re-assembled at the Golden Boot in Milton street, furtherto prosecute their enquiry relative to the death of the child, Margaret Duff, who was alleged to ...

... coaches, at the Bricklayers' Arms, Kent Road, on Satur- day eveoting last. it wr's discovered that the whole Qf tlhe luegla~e of thle hind boote was missing. Thle robbery was effectedl between tll-t and the -Five Bells, Kent Road as at the latter place all ...

... Loundon-wall, Lon- dOi1 eClleesemonger. Mary Clara Buchanan, Golden-square, DtMidlesex, boxrtling-house-keeper. James Edward Brand, Old1 Kent-roads Surrey, fishmonofer. William Hazelden, Goudhurst, Kent, butcher. Joltn ttlling, Warminster, Wiltu, butcher. William ...

... brought up, charged by Mrs MeHoorney, a dealer in old clothes, with having on Saturdny night the 2ad of July, stolen two odd boots and two silk handkerchiefs out of her shop. It appeared that the prisoner had been three times ia her shop during the night ...

... Laincashire, corni-dexalers. Edward JohnlBrashier, Chancery Lane, London, boot-maker. Richard MVorris, Re- gelt Street, l'iccadilly, Middlesex, auctioneer. James Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. John Smith and Johnl Hutchinson, Liverpool, merchants. Adamn ...

... M4argesson Penfold, late of Maidstone, Kent, bankers, Comn. Court. July 1.-William Adams, the younger, Brown's-lane, Spitalfields, Middlesex, brewer. .iohn Penn, late of Leam- ington, bookseller. John Goodburn, Brighton-place, New Kent-road, Surrey, and late ...