... Orerton and Hughes, Old Jr*'’ Joseph Wilson, boot*maker, Jermyn alreet, March 14, Apr* at the same place—Overton and Hughes, Old Jewty. John Strnckett, grocer, Wye, Kent, March 14, May 3, w same place.—King, Maidstone. . .. James Herring, builder. Itcrmondscy ...

... ondon, lking-glas»-fo* ficlurer—J. Beaumont, Maidstone, Kent, W. Wiljl, of Sheffield, merchant—J, Clark, of Comm* place. Commercial-road, ship-owner—l I. ShortS grocer—B. Winch, sen. Hawkhurst, Kent, fkrat From Tuesday** GazrUr, November 27. P. Morton ...

... Middlesex, boot and shoemaker—George Brydges Heiuhardt, of Wakefield, druggist and chemist James lloworih, of Waterfoot, in llosendale, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer—Wm. Pike tbe elder and William Pike the younger, of Maidstone, Kent, fellmongers—Thomas ...

... the warcheis, the ladle, -aL til the other property, except the bank notes: as also rib 6ing found br Vickery in Hostey'-4 boot, *hen he t. iearched iat BEw-street Office. 'J14r-. 4idte of the Greenwich Academy, d&posed,trb; Hiussey -aid Hsaieldln were ...

... as regards the n said George Lee.) n_ e - FkO PRJD y V'j GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. i, John Hodsoll, Farringham, Kent, miller-Isaac Malysa, s Old Kent-road, pawnbroker-Wm. H. Fenn, Old Change, s tea-dealer-Geo. Kettel, Tunbridge Wells, corn-dealer- James Taylor ...

... in the foolish in- e ventor's imagination:- APPALLING TRIPLE MURDER COMMITTED BY A GrN- , TLESIAN OFr FORTUNH.-FOOT'S CRAY, KENT, FRIDAY.- During the day this hitherto peaceful village has been thrown into a state of the uttermost consternation upon its ...

... considered more l avoarable, there is disposition to back the duty rather hither. now called -elJ'i,Ooo. East Mid ) Weald at. Kent. Kent. go .. 100 87 -■ 183 V .. . - - Ito .. liOlllO .. .. 9» .. »«0 poits. no .. imliio . .. 9* •• Bars. no .. 160 140 .. I Poks ...

... crowd `tr4,Y wer5 inmmenfe, and the greateft order it ?? whichl his Maje y the Emperor carried Prtdta?,,, was of flver, with a golden ferpent 6iurr toi ?? ?? furmounted with a globe braring a In the be (infbrrhed circles iri. towvD, it -is generally believed ...

... Tag-^VHE Petition-o'f CHARLES SANSM, lae of SOL~O- TL-Sheerness, Kent Currier but now AP.risonbr for i ingthe 'Debt confined' in His MaJesty' s- Gaol of Maidstone, in le difli- thd County -of Kent, will be -held before his' Mijesty's. uliarly Justices of-the ...

... pair of canvas trowsers, half boots and leggins, and a large covered hat, of the description called South Westers; A coroner's e inquest will be held over the body this day. The Rev. Mr. Miller, of Maidstone, in Kent, has been . presented by Lord Hotham ...

... crops not ivell spoken of. AssessoRs OF HULL AND TalPPETT.-The assessors of these districts met on Wednesday evening, at the Golden Cup, HIumber-street, to receive tenders for lighting the public lamps with gas, and for sweeping the streetswithin their ...

... submitted to. .nd for Ship Flnur U gra.luatly but the top price of towo-made remaina atil) at 8&a per tacit 4 WHEAT. F-m. Kent, .nj Puffclk, .. 70, JT;h iu-, i„ >r, , ®•,*' V * * 74» to;. I'™**- »W» white St ***** * oats. S*ir>rf, new dj t» . r'matiw ...