... ' I ain, gentlemen, your Obedient Servaiit, A. Y. SrtARMAN. To T. Rider, Esq., and others, hop-planters, Boughton, Maidstone , Kent . TURTLE SoUP.-A Philadelphia paper hbas the fol- lowing:- Sandy Welsh Outdoule.-A noble turtle, weighing from 250lbs ...

... 1832-3. The Right Hon. Baronet's claim as a householder, however, in respect of his house in Privy-gardens remains. WEST KENT. MAIDSTONE, MONDAY.-This morning Messrs. Builock and Wordsworth held courts of registration at the Town- hall, for the purpose of ...

... OTTERDEN, .1. . . AR LENHAM. t[ROM THrE MAIDNsTONE GAZrrE.] A dreadful murder was committed on Satarday evenisng last at Otterden, Kent. A small farmer and hishwife,uamsd Jenkitn, being desireus of slending the evening at a weddIng- =art ad cignged HannahGil ...

... Tuesday last a party of noblemen and gentlemen met to have some pigeon shooting, viz., Lord Al ;d, Captain McDonald, Sir Charles Kent, and a Mr Lovell, who is a lieutenant in the first regi- ment of Life Guards. The last-namnd gentleman had got the butt end ...

... Frederich Cooper, a hawker of fish, was brought before Air. Alderman Smith, charged with burg- lhriously breaking out of the Golden Ball public-hloue, in Kinig-street, Smithfield, and stealing about 12?., chiefly in copper. The thieves secreted themselves ...

... Daniels there, who appeared confused, and said lie came to look for the blacking brushes, in order to cleasn his master's boots. The prisoner went out upon an errand of his mistress, but he returned again In compatry of Green, who remained in the hail ...

... him by will; that he received money to bring an action of ejectment to trial at the late Kent assizes; that lie took no steps therein, and witness went to Maidstone, and waited there several days to no purpose. A few days before the assizes the prisoner ...

... and Sheriffs. The calen- dlu. (Ultaijis the names of 232 prisoners, of ?? 30 are fill- London, 170 from Middlesex, 13 from Kent, and 19 fi 'In SIrry-The tRecorder, in his charge to the grand jury, tiel *tltl ughnl the calendar was very heavy, and contained ...

... Williaems was indicted for a highway robbery. Ant Templeton said she lived in the licensed Vic- tuallers' Alms-houses, in the Kent-road. On the 25th of August she was in Fenchurch-strect, when she, met two women. One of them took hold of her aria, and held ...

... at the late Kent assizes; that lie took no steps therein, and witness went to Maidstone and waited three several days to no purpose. A few days, before the assizes, the prisoner told him to send hii t51. to London, and meet him at Maidstone on the I I ...

... usually found its way back to the place from which it had been taken by the holder of the warrant. BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS' UNION-Several members of the I boot and shoemakers' union committee waited upon the Lord Mayor for the purpose of defending themselves ...