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... 25, at Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. *s Rixon and Son, Jewry.street, Aldgate. r- Edward Peter Edgley, Southborough, Kent, victualler, t n Aug. 23, Sept. 25, at Basinghall-street. Solicitor, AIr. 6 d Slee, Parish-street, St. John's, Southwvark. ...
... of Oxford and Mortimer, having been married last year to Lady Jane Harley, his Lord- ship's eldest daughter. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victo- ria, attended by Sir John Conroy and Lady Flora Hastings, again occupied their hox at Drury Lane Theatre ...
... victualler. J. Hamns, of Stepnev, curlier . . 2 1 E.-.IBrashier, of Chancery-lane,boot-maker . 2 10 R. Mor is, late of Regent-street, auctioneer 2 I I J. Pokttr, of Maidstone, Kent, gsvcer . . 2 12 W ?? and R. Hale, of Toolev-street, druggists 2 12 J. Brett ...
... oil-merchaat-A. Fletcher, lled- bridge, Hampshire, auctioneer-J. S. (rispin, St. Martin's. court and Tottenham-court-road, boot and shoe-maker-J. X%'altDn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, stationer-J. Kendrick, Sidney. alley, and Leicester-square, printseller. SCOTCH ...
... 23, ga..andJ, Living and J.S. Downes, Great Prescott-street,.Goodman's-fields, -merchants-Jan. 9, L Long, Ton- bridgie-wells Kent, victualler- De . 10, F. Mansell, Myddleton-street, Clerkenwell, engraver-Jan., B.W. Dove, Paddington, brick-muaker- Jan. 6G ...
... cheered, were received with eonsiderable applause. MAIDSTONE. The great Conservative dinner at this town has been postponed from the 12th torthe 19th iist. ; probably by that time the Tories of Kent will better understantld the game they are to play. ...
... Richard Edmonds, Esq., of Hatchamn, Kent-At Langham Church, Captain Mitchell Henry Fagan, late 64th Foot, to Jane, relict of the late Lieutenant E. Irvnsg, 62nd Regiment-At Horton Kirby, Kent, Josiah Rolls, Esq., Old. Kent-road, Surrey, to Helen, only daughter ...
... others employ without any provocation at all! 'These reflections have been suggested to us whilst reading a report o1 the West Kent meeting in support of the Corn Laws, which appeared ine the Marning Herald of Friday last. It might have been as well had they ...
... penny •ehemptioo defray the amouat of rale, end in few hours the whole sum wee collected. —Kent Herald. Dtmtk Drimkimg Stolen, Gin. Aa inquest was held at the Golden Lion, Dean S’jreet, Soho, the body of middle-aged man, name unknown. The deceased was stranger ...
... HOP INTELLIGENCE. [FRO31 THE MAIDSaTONE GAZETTE.] MAIDSTONE.-Picking continues, ~but the weather has been so extremely unfavourable during every day of the past week, that the pickers lied not earned enough en Saturday night to procure their week's provisions ...
... of the law in ad front of the Maidstone gaol. The convict, it will be recollected, was so tried and convicted at the late Maidstone assizes, for the murder of a so woman with whom he had cohabited. near Otterden, in Kent, in the month '.of January last ...
... William Cobb, of Maidstone, Kent, carpenters and builders-HeDry Kvmble, Edw Kemble, and Richard Light, tea-brokers-John Bitkett and Geo. Co;, of Cloak-lane, City, solicitors-Willvarn Brealey and Joseph Drown Rlgby, of Broad-street, Golden-square, builde ...