... the Ladies’ Shoe-room, Adelaide Boots Prunella Slippers Mock Kid Slippers Doable -soled Goioshed Boots . .. Lasting Boots, leather fronts .. . Children’s Tongue Boots . Wellington Boots, the test John Bull ...

... AND '3ri m d through KENT ESSEX Agents HKADCOUNE LENI1AM MAIDSTONE for Mr Kent i It AVl LLI AM Caiiteii II It II V Agent for Essex HARWICH Mr J MALDON iUno CANTERBURY CRANBROOK FAVERSHAM GRAVESEND Mr Tunbridge - -— Wil l - Coiivks SANDWICH Air Cocking ...

... grocer, late out of bu 't ^John,J ohn, of Kinsworth, Kent, miller sen. of Maidstone, land agent J William, William-street, Woolwich, shoe maker ■Joy ,^ rose, of Tndeley, Kent laut ' ...

... KENT. Household Furniiuie, Two Excellent Do.ible-bodied Phaetons, good serviceable Horse, Bet of Harness and other Effects. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. On MONDAY, at one tor two o’clock precisely. tbe Golden Lion Tavern, Bmoiptoo, an assortment of Household ...

... following additional particulars are furnished by the Maidstone Gazette: Wa mentioned our first notice of this affair that Mr Lease, of Kastl ng, was entitled to great credit for having ...

... SURRY AND SUSSEX Circulated KEKT ESSEX MIDDLESEX) Agents it MAIDSTONE for Kent Mr Van Williams HARWICH Mr INGATESTONE J KELVEDON TILLINGHAM SOUTHMINSTER ROCHFORD III) l! B 1 D G C It DOWN Cobvkn SEVENOAKS n MILTON f TUNBRIDGE BILLERICA Mr Copland OMFORD ...

... KENT ASSIZES. CRIMINAL COURT. The spring assizes for this county commenced at Maidstone, Monday last.—The Judges, the Right Hon. Sir N. C. Tindal, and the Right Hon. Sir John Vaughati, were escorted iato the town with the usual honours the High Sheriff ...

... KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. These assizes commenced on Monday. The judges—the Hon Lord Denimn, Chief Justice ofthe Queen's Bench and the Hon. Sir Joseph Litlodale, Knt., anived at six o'clock. They Proceeded immediately to the Seasons House and opened the commission ...

... MAIDSTONE, SEPT.2S. During the past week hop picking has gone on very freely ; and,in weight, has bcen found to be much improved, owing to the riper state in which they were than those picked early in the season. In many ground's, however, the weight ...

... MAIDSTONE, SEpT.2S. During the past week hop picking has gone on very freely; and, in weight, has been found to be much owing to the riper state in which they were than those picked early in the season. In many ~grounds, however, the weight has fallen ...

... WEST KENT. GRAVESEND. * Si nnaN Dbsth—On Tuesday last. John King, an industrious milkman, was proceeding his round, his arrival in Prince's-street, at the back of his brother’s he suddenly fell down and expired without groan. He has left widow and one ...

... MAIDSTONE, DEC. 26. Our markets still continue dull. Very few sales Were effected to-day. Weald of Kent, bags, very good ones, were as low as 5/. and 5/, Bs., and pockets 41. 15s. and 51. Sussex pockets, 41. 10s. to 5/. The Corn trade was a little brisker ...