... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Poore, a magistrate of the county of Kent, for a rule Nisi for a criminal information again 4 Sir Wm. Richard Coswav, for publishing, in lie Kent Weald, a libel upon Dr. Poore, and other magistrates of the county of Kent. A person of the name of Anderson ...

... JOllO Toot met a nobleman on the highway, And io oil lord's boots dui his Vieille surrey; Goal faith cries the clown, while his bruin be seemed racking At our town 'tis usual to clean boots with blacking; But great folks. l bud, wear looking glasses ...

... compared with that of other couiltries ? What but this can maintain it? We have often alluded to the old fable, the goose and the golden eggs. When we think of the bird without Its concomitants, we shall, henceforward, identify It witb Sir C. B. Veep, who assures ...

... —rrfu.ing to do it. Ay to 14114, iron balls were not us el for cannon, las id that year there is an entry extant for at Maidstone, in Kent, set eu thousand stone bullets for the ordnauce. sic Penelope d'Arcy, date:liter and co-heir of Thomas, Feel of Rivers ...

... in Toe■ and Cosh►!. Observe the INVENTOR'S SIGNATURE en twister, with the Patronage of her Majesty, H.R.H . the Duchess of Kent, and the Lerdsof the Trews. Said in Catniters,lss. Cod., tia., 41., Ss. 41. yd. each —OLD SNUFFS and CIGARS as ivaport,4l COUNTY ...

... CHRISTIAN. When. the oreitern hills, evening .ha lows spina 1 . rcpt. deo distils On — How strong—how sweet—the contrast seems the golden dogs. When 111. la twenty And years when it dentys. As netting's hot a pledge to man Of the approaching Ttr Dolt spas Solon ...

... Fate, from Odessa and Candantinopic, for Bristol. Nearn.—Arrlved, the lord Vernon, langdon ' from Cork, with corn and flower; Golden Grove, Vettery, from Bri gham, In ballast; Assiduous, Bean,' ; Frieuds, Pring ; Rebeera, Cornish, from ditto ; Minerva, Howard ...