... as regards the n said George Lee.) n_ e - FkO PRJD y V'j GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. i, John Hodsoll, Farringham, Kent, miller-Isaac Malysa, s Old Kent-road, pawnbroker-Wm. H. Fenn, Old Change, s tea-dealer-Geo. Kettel, Tunbridge Wells, corn-dealer- James Taylor ...

... submitted to. .nd for Ship Flnur U gra.luatly but the top price of towo-made remaina atil) at 8&a per tacit 4 WHEAT. F-m. Kent, .nj Puffclk, .. 70, JT;h iu-, i„ >r, , ®•,*' V * * 74» to;. I'™**- »W» white St ***** * oats. S*ir>rf, new dj t» . r'matiw ...

... .Ifzt.aut, Septemnber 3, 183A4. y 2- FRESH STOCK OF THE 'N'EW 1NfVEN'1'ED BUCK SKIN BOOTS, FORS TENDER FEET1 WrARRANTED WrATERPROOF. J. H. VALLANCE, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE-MAKZER,. . ~~~29, LOWGATE, HlULL, R ESPECTFULLY returns his grateful Alackn ...

... recommendations they - have given to their Friends. GENTLEBIAN'S CLARUNCE and WELLINGTON BOOTS, in Morocco and Calf. A fresh Stock of the celebrated BUCKsxIN BOOTS for Tender Feet, warranted Water-proof. I~re DRESS andWALICING SHOES, and SPORTSMIEN'S SHOES ...

... C Solicitors, No. 6, Whitefriargate, Hull. r unll, April 18, 1831. Y ,#.i-H'i hly interesti rg iqfiormation! CONGRElVE's GOLDEN BALM, t F The best companion to the Nursery, is of the utmost Y . importance to. c ClItL RBEEN Cur'rThVG TMEtM TFETH, Price ...

... Market, Monday, August 14.—TI.en? ws-j very llreited show Wheat, B&rlvy, Beans, and Peas, for ilus dav's market, fron Earex, Kent, tint! IV. and we had fresh arrivals Oats, either from our own roast The importations Foreign Grain and Seed during the past ...

... will attend Maidstone fair when the Mid-Kent bags will be brought into requisition. The estimated duty remains last quoted. *ei To.ooo. Farnham* to 10 East Kent Pockets 7 7 10 Bags 7 to 0 Mid Kent Pockets to 9 Bags S 4 to 7 Weald of Kent ...

... the Rev. Edw. rane, and P. Curtois, Esq. Sir JoINr TROLLOPE, Bart. was the Vice-President, and on his right sat Viscount Maidstone, the Hon. C. Hume Cust, Major Which- cote, J. Litchford, Esq., Thomas Johnson, Esq., Chas. B. Reynardson, Esq., Richard Thorold ...

... white spotted gown, 8 green cloth petticoat, ecotton skirts, a flannel petticoat, nankeen stays, black stockings, brown cloth boots—galashed with leather and fasteoed with black round buttons, red Landkerchief, a brosd hoop on her finger, ear-rings with round ...

... complaints ofthe bowels so prevalent during thesummerand aututnh. In t bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d; * i the SINGLETON's. GOLDEN OINrMENT. in For the safe, effectual, and speedy cure of, al' disorders In the eyes. This oiutment has been prepared for upwards ...

... we understand, were also struck with the lightning. Tn V the adjoining counties of Kent and Surrey the storm was equally severe as in the metropolis. . Ott the Maidstone Y road a flash of lightning struck a tree, which it withered usn an instant, and killed ...

... firnishiug their Houses, Farmers, -Ioiners, se Cabinet-Makers, Ship-Carpenters,. Coopers; Furniture-,, Brokers,. Wheetwrights, Boot and. Shoe-Makers,. &c. &c ' y this will be found a most desirable opportunity, as they R id will have a chance of purcIasing ...