... FEB, 23.—The accounts we continue to receive from the different hop plantations are very alarming ; the Golden and Canterbury plant, which middle Kent is famed for, arc found in a very rotten and bad state, full one-third of them are dead, and the remainder ...

... as far as -regards W. Hall —T. Hughes, and J. Hodgkinson, Titchborne-street. Golden-square, breeches-asnkers—J. Thorpe and J. Curtis, . Charlotte -street, IVhitechapel, boot and -shoe-makers—J.,Fleniing and B. Bridges, Blenheim-street, Bondstreet, tailors—T ...

... requested to state, pickers are very much wanted in the weald of Kent, where, in Benenden, Cranbrook, and neighbourhood, some hundreds may have good picking for a fortnight.` Maidstone Gazette. ...

... Salter's-hall-court, Cannon. -street. 'London, wine-merchant. Richard Dolby, of Colchester, bricklayer. rihn'eutler, of Maidstone, Kent, linen-draper. chaid Dean, late ,ot the Star and Garter 1 avcrn, bridge, tavern-keeper. Henry Munns, late Knightsbridge ...

... Thomas P.tck, Ashford, Kent, grocer; • December 8, at eleven, 15, and January 11*, at twelve, at•Guildhall,London. Attornies, Ale,;srs. Dehary, Scudamore, and Currey', Lincolo's-Inn-lields, Loudon - , or Mr. Scndamore, Maidstone, Kent. IViit.eain Newton ...

... Edwards, Fleet-street, boot-maker, July 10, 17, at twelve, and August 14, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Nies, Princes -street, Bank. John Jones, Liverpool, bricklayer, July 17, 18, and August 14, at two, at the Golden Lion, Liverpool. Dean ...

... Particulars, apply to Messrs. Payne A in Coventry Mr Ritiley, near ventry • a t 4r. Six Clerk's'' Office London. , sec. in KENT • U C:7110 7 At and SON, - 4 -- the Star Inn, on f May next, Twelve Lots, \iirThursday th e 17t h 4a, an average of about Eighty ...

... Pentonville. M. R. Platte, painter, Great Pulteney-street, Golden-square. W. Eagleton, hat maker, St. Alban's. E. Connell, attorney-at-law, Cheshire. T. J. Turner, carpenter, Marshall-street, Golden-square. T. Mayers, wheelwright, Christleton, Cheshire. J ...

... their own ground—the streets of Maidstone, if they please—but I will tell these Brunswick Clubbists, that although their blood may taint the pure stream of the Medway, their opinions will never taint those of the public. Kent, Sir, appears to be a singularly ...

... Rollineon, Pliunber-plare, Corporation-lane, ivory -turner. 1. Cousins, Finchley, Middlesex; common-brewer. J. Swinten, Maidstone, Kent, cutter. C. Cameron, Dorrington-street, Cold Bath-square, torm an. J. Richards. Old -street, glassman. J. Renshaw, Ilackney ...

... 'Beckett, Golden-square. .'r. Bignold, pen. Norwich, banker, Nov. 8, 15, and Dec. 15, ay.eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Princes-street, Bank of 'ngland. J. Pelham, sen. Tovil, Kent, seed crusher ...

... ter and City, Thursday, April 4. SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. T. B. BOWEN, Esq., Commissioner. Kent-Dover, Wednesday, Feb. 13. Kent-Canterbury, Thursday, Feb. 14. Kent-Maidstone, Friday, Feb. 15. Berkshire-Reading, Monday, Feb. Is. Oxfordshire-Oxford, Wednesday ...