... by Mr. Wood, jun. on the body of George Curtis, who was, the preceding afternoon, working a chaff engine for his master, Mr. Kent, and in his presence, suddenly drop- ped down and almost immediately expired. Jurors ver- dict- Died by the sudden visitation ...

... to bring his boots. The only person in the room, when he left, ?? the yping man now in custody, ratd the Yard-watclimait but )Chile he was absent, some persons might have entered ann gone out a rain. On Mr. D.'s retuni, lie put onl his boots and coat; and ...

... and Mr. Justicc Heath. : 1fert- Monday,July 29, ?? ELeif.-ZVednesday, July 31, at Cbelmsford. Kerd -Monday, August 5, at Maidstone. . Sirfsex..-Satsirday, August IO, at Lewes. : SUrI- - Wednesday, August 14, at Croydon. -On MoLnay lasl (he Rev. Richard ...

... Sharpe, Ecq. aire retloed Members for Ca'tlo Rising. Hon. 'Vint. Windhao.s is choseti for Highamn Ferrers. The E ,lection for Maidstone closed on Satur- tlay ; V lien the nunbters wcru, lr. Simpson 396 Mr. ILngitman 374-Sir William Genry 332- 1\Mr. Sihinpsoni ...

... long discussion the matter ended by both parties making a neal of their own words, and Mr, Charlton retracting the letter to boot. The Anatomy Act appears to work well. The inspector, in his evidence before the Committee of the House of Commons, says he ...

... 1lagistr.ates. Last week as J. Iittle, a coachmen, who for- merly drove ore of the Maidstone coaches, but lat- terly the Brighton coach, was entering the yard of the Golden Cross, at Charing Cross, not stooping sufficiently loW to avoid thle beam of the ...

... entitled T the Tem- plar; or a Tale of Framaliahom Castle, by the author of The Golden Cross, will shortly be put upon the boards. The decided success which The Golden Cross achieved, not only at Ipfwich, hut at other theatrgs in the country, leads ...

... Sunday evening at his residence, in a Golden-square. I. DEATH OF MR. JEREMY, THE POICsEE MAGISTRATE. ?- _-This amiable and highly-esteemed gentleman expired e.'at his residence in the village of Chiselburst, Kent, on ie Thursday night, after a few days ...

... best behaved women in each regi- ment itn instructitig the girls in plain work and knittiig, and employing the tailors and boot and sholenmakels urfeach a leginlelntinI inwstrcting theboys in thfir respective trades; by wiich mneans ?? w hole mnay; at ...

... Baldwin.--Robert Smith, by the R1ev.h Y. Steward, charged with having, at Creeting St. Maryg feloniously stolen one leather boot, of the value of 5s.,l the property of James Redgrave, farmer. Convictions.- I 'rhonmas Poultan by the Rev. W. B. Mack, as ...

... deals. Liberty, Lilly, from Creenhithe, with chalk. SAMIRD-Industry, I.aws, for I Otlloti, With corn. Friends, Hennings, for Maidstone, vith barley. Commerce, Church; Fly, Wright, and Mlaria, Palmer, for Newcastle, in ballast. Prosperous, genuicy, for Ipswichi ...

... sent to London, and soon disposed of. Surry was t(ie first place where this system commenced . Thegangproceed- ed ihrougls Kent, where they stole many valuable horses, and finally into Essex, where they are now carrying -on their depredations. A gentleman ...