... curriers—W. and W. Hill, Birmingham, wood turaers. More Outrages ik Kent.—.On Thursday n?ght a •tack wheat belonging Mr. Martin, respectable farmer, residing West Peck ham, within few mile* Maidstone, was set fire to and totally consumed. The stock contained, ...

... Suffolk, »cb •..! »n ) W. H. How, Bromley. Kent, carrier*—T. Peony and J. Vole .ship yard, Strand, and J. Bu*h v Bedfordstreet. Commercial-rtind, tailor*—J. A Goodie and A. G. liarpur. Spur-street, square, boot and #h‘»e makers—J. nod W. Rayner, Horltory ...

... High Holbom, glass cutter, Oct. X Fuller. W., jun., Bockv ...

... victualler—Jan. 4*. C. Bell, Regent-street, (ailor-44. Greenield, Whitecross-ttrect, Cripplegaio, • Jan. 44. C. Pcarne, Maidstone, grocer—Jan. 44. J. Clark. tagae-close, Southwark, and Walworth, coal merchinl-44. J. Dowloy, Howland-street, Tottrnh im ...

... Staffordshire, iron master—J.Sloman, Maidstone, limber mer* chant—J. Kllley, Liverpool, flour dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T read well and Cook, High-street. Keuaingtwn, cheesemongers —E. and B. Corkc, Seal, Kent, carpenters—J. P. and G. Callow, Louth ...

... Liverpool, wine merchant, April 21. Frances, 8., Kent, baker, April 21. Harper. W., New-street, Dorset-square, butcher, 3prll 20. Hayday, R., Milk-street, silk warehouseman, Aoril 2!. llolmdeii, W., Milton, Kent, grocer, April Ingram, C., Salisbury, currier ...

... lUarsiuill and J CL I anitnian, st.Columb, Cornwall, linen and —W. ami .1. Ucall. Tenturdon, Kent—K. Furness and XV. Kiliott, Bsdf»nl->trect, i.edford-row, boot and slc'C-maker-.—U. Lake and T. Grieve. Cilennrhcll, Northumberland, spirit-merchants and tea ...

... witness laying hold of her arm detain tier till someone came her assistance, the boots dropped from under her shawL Charles wiper, butler Blr. Rankes, identified the boots as his, and said that the prisoner, upon being taken, struggled violently get away; ...

... Miluo ' ' ■ Tnnplc. '' N. Hereford, boot and shoe maker. May 14, 15. ■*' the K/un Inn, Gloucester. Att. A’Beckelt, Gulden-I'TIIFV, Gloucester, hoot and shoe maker. May 14, Jn at the tamo place. Att. A'Beckett, Golden- I. Bristol, mason. May 10, 11, and ...

... regiment of cavalry who wore the enormous jack boots then in use. Somehow or other it entered into his Majesty’s fancy to have pair these boots, and he accordingly applied the baron to have them made by the boot-maker . of the regiment; and had his measure ...

... A certain baron commanded a regiment of cavalry who wore the enormous jack boots then in use. .Somehow or other it entered into his Majesty’s fancy to have a pair of these boots, and he accordingly applied to the baron to have them made the hoot-maker ...

... greenhouse. Dreadful Murder at Otterdex, near Lbniiam.—A dreadful murder was committed on Saturday erening last, at Otterden, Kent. A small farmer and his wife, named Jenkins, being desirous of spending the evening at wedding party, had engaged Hannah Giles ...