... merchant. John Fancourt, Nag's Head, Marshall-street, Golden-square, victualler. William Herbert, Broad-street, Ratcliffe, wine merchant. Henry Jenkins, Tonbridge-wells, Kent, grocer. John Searles Lade, Maidstone, corn factor. William Martin, Bath-street, City-road ...

... each, with added. Mr. tiough'd Kg. Speck, aged, ad. Sibs. Mr. 14. Davie's. M 1 i let's 6 years old. Vat Bibs. .. 1 dr. b. g. Golden Jerry, 6du. 7dt. gibs. M;: We are informed that the reformers. as they style themselves, of this town, yesterday attacked ...

... the Rev. George Davis and Col. Best, and were fully committed to Maidstone to take their triaL-The soldiers enlisted about ten months back, and belong to the 50th regiment.— West Kent Guardian. Within the last fortnight several petitions on friendly ...

... grounds of Worcester Hereford Kent and unfavonrable although ttere are some little improvements in some parts of Sussex the duty is 800001 Fruit— Cherries have not been plentiful Kent the last fifty years hawked about at Maidston literally in cart loads at ...

... afforded no grit,ficariea to the yeacwo of Kent. Among ignorant boors, the ,Fsposition to reverence any loll and the 'quire, and the parson, wan formerly prevalent, if not universal : now, not only iu Kent, Nit thronghout England. the alteration in the ...

... &mots of Csnter;rtry and Faversham, to await examination. On Saturday morning J. T. Debseeaux, Esq.. t'te for that part of Kent. aseembled spiky at the White Horse Inn, in the of Boughton, near Canterbury, (or the purpose of in.,ttiriog into the eireumstaages ...

... party whn prefer ISantaupto. Tr robe and terry aril be raw ; Knatchhull, E Winchester - Tie surer cell-the reldeign preys,- Kent., Kast - Ilamoverian to English policy and the interest', of King Plumptre, J P Windsor had let impure, Sewers sus •4ld. formers ...

... here, Which makes each bright Boot still more brilliant appear And we know how surprising the truth we declare. When the face is reflected from Boots that we wear. Great genius of Blacking! how smart shall we get When our Boots are made bright with thy wonderful ...

... the river. R .—On Thursday laat a middle-aged female, named Elizabeth Ayling, In thel service of Mr. Best, a Magistrate at Maidstone,came to London, with the hard-earned savings of her life in her pocket, consisting of three £lO Bank of England notes and ...

... dialogue :— : going on tbertT’ Boots: ’’ for sulmon Tourist: “Oh! we salmon at Manchester capital fish with lobster sauce spa wine” “Lord bless nothing like it here quite fresh perfection without (ice )” Tourist : Impossible ! Boots: “True I you”- Tourist : ...

... Brandy Cognac Bourdeaux 3 to 4 5 0 3 Rum Jamaica ward HOPS per Cwt £ t 4 15 4 4 4 15 y £ 4 4 i 0 10 4 Kent Pockets ditto ditto ditto 1 18 10 11 II Kent Bags ditto Sussex ditto Farnham ditto CATTLE AND MEAT The short Friday the of foe trade made foe butchers ...

... AtiocilalflcoulW. 1Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent has sub- scribed .E.10. towards the erection of the new Wesloeyan Chapel in Windsor. 'IThe improvement in the wheat crop, withiti the last fortnight, is almost incredible. I lie scarcity- quacks ...