... herself. The poor woman, named Cnddup, who we mentioned on Friday, to hove been dreadfully burnt preceding day, and conveyed the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, expired there Friday night in great agony. The Bacchus sloop of war, recently arrived from the East ...

... influence used to return both members. KENT LENT ASSIZES. The Assizes for this coiinlr finished on Friday evenin':. All the prisoners capitally convicted and sentenced to death were reprieved before the Judaes left Maidstone, with the exception Thomas I'osxra ...

... Statham, Aid wick, dyers, at the Star, Mspichcstc/. May 5, J. Taylor, late of Ottery St. Mary, Devonshire, smith, at the Golden Lion, Honiton. May 5, T. Brumfit, Bt adford, grocer, at the Court House, Leeds. May VV, Mci Tall, late of Birmingham, factor ...

... be to hear any otiicr '.yntnesaea*' l ' '• ir- CANTERBURY, Jpril 21. KENT COUNTY MEETING. Wednesday there was Meeting at Maidstone, convened ttie High Sheriff of the County of Kent, the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Yeomanry and L'roeitu’ders of the Couuty ...

... East Kent Yeomanry Corps for exercise iu the month of June, at which period tire Freedom is directed to be presented to him, enclosed in box of Heart of Oak. On Tuesday the Marquess Camden gave an elegant entertainment to the officers tlic West Kent Yeomanry ...

... to London, by the route of Hythe; Aahford, and Maidstone. The 84th regiment sailed from Dover on Monday morning in the Integrity £. Caroline A, Crown HH. and Fox AC. transports, for Plymouth. The Kent Fire Insurance office, very liberally gave ten pounds ...

... prisoners. Prisoners committed to the County Gaol Maidstone. Jonas Prior and William Cooke, charged with stealing at Loose, a jacket and handkerchief.—William Knowles with stealing at Marden, two pair of half boots.-e- Samuel Oliver, with an attempt to commit ...

... Sunday last Accounts from Maidstone ny,/ Tlie weather for. same days post has been extremely unfavourable for the Hopn, and in piostof the grounds the yennui and wet has occasioned the pfant to turn bhdt'. In die Weald of Kent and Smses we lean tlicy are ...

... TYTHES, with Observations: Bty ffm. COLEMAN, late of Chart, Kent. Frintcil nn*t sold by Messrs. Wetton and Jarvis, No. 65, P.vtrrnnster-niw, London; and may be had of J. SMITH, Bookseller, Maidstone. ...

... Inna, Maidstone; Fountain, Canterbury; York House, Dover; RoseudGeorge,. Sitluighoum; Hose and Crown, TusUidbe; SumnTavtn; Timbridge Wells; White Horse, nod OMShip, Brighton, Ben, Bromley; at GARRAWAT’S, and af lb. ROBINS, Warwick-slicct, Golden-square ...

... EAST KENT SESSIONS. arjlHE next General , Quarter Segsiont of the Peace for the Eattern Parts the County Kent, will be htildeo at the NEW SESSIONS HOUSE, Saint Augustine's, near the City of Canterbury, on FRIDAY, the 20/* Oct. 1820. The Juitkes will lit ...

... on his arrival in London. Thomas Alhcrden drove the coach fiom Canterbury London, and the boot was strapped nearly in the same maimer when they lived the Golden Cross as it was when they left Canterbury. would not speak positively to the prisoner. William ...