... Crown has that power. MAIDSTONE ELECTION. The Clerk of the Election Committees appeared at the Bar with the reduced list of the Members balloted for to try the merits of the petition against the return for the borough of Maidstone. The following were the ...

... llenrv Fisher, and ll.omas Whitehaven, Cumberland, merchants, Black Lion Inn, haven. x, - - ,,e ™ m ** ...

... Auctioneers, cither at Wai wick or Coventry. PROPERTY, AT LEAMINGTON Sl'A Tu be SOLD by AUCTION, wTMessrs. Mnrgetts $' Nou, At the Golden Lion Inn, Rfgf.nt-Stukkt. LEAMINGTON PRIORS, on THURSDAY text, the 21st Day of March, (in tieu of Wednesday, the l.'Uli, staled ...

... the House of Russell, at the late Bedford election, was achieved some little cost,’ the result being estimated at 10,000 ** golden opinions | The application of leeches is so favourite a remedy with the medical profession of France, that there are g- said ...

... April 5, 12, May 10, Com. Court. Sols. Yate« Sydney, street, St. Mary-axe. ji f COT TEE, Oeorpe, late of Farnbam, Stirrev, boot and April 5, 12, May 10, Com. Court. Sol. Bailey, Hit OOD, John the younper, Orit'sgreen, West Bromwich, S !?.j,/ shire, shoemaker ...

... the improvement in the different boys* performances. Her Majesty afterwards proceeded to hold a drawingroom. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria came state, with three carriages, escorted the Royal Horse Guards. The dresses of their Royal Highnesses ...

... victualler, and late Aldpate and Fetter- 1 * I '', nf./ft —EHtabeth Emery, Great Hell-alley; London, zier.—Wil|i am Jackson, Maidstone, Kent, jeweller man—Thomas Scott, Manchester, commission ' ' 0 J-»»ey, Manchester, merchant.—Thomas Salt, f,,v U , , l ftL ...

... May 7. INSOLVENTS. BARDSLEY E., é un., Oldham, cotton spinner. BROWN J. T., usb-lave, wine merchant. SADLER W.,, Dartford, Kent, lime burner. LEWES W., Bishop's Stortford, cattle salesman. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. CLARKE Leadenhali-street, woollen draper ...

... say pressingly necessary. Wheat sowing has, however, proceeded a very considerable extent upon a very fine tilth, in Essex, Kent and Sussex, and will become very general iu a short period. That part of the second crop of both seed and uatural grass hay ...

... Smith and Joho Hutchinson, Liverpool, ship-owners Richard Mortis, Regeut-strect, Piccadilly, auctioneer. James Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. 'm. Neale and Richard Hale, Tooley street, droggists. iam Luckett, Bloxom, Oxfordshire, cattle-dealer. John Brett ...

... Head Snowhill From the Sick Society meeting at the Bell and Candlesticks Ann-street From the United Brothers meeting at the Golden Fleece Edgbaston-street From the Sick Society No 3 meeting at the Dun Cow Horse Fair 26 23 29 29 From the Benefit Society ...

... , porkman, WORSELDINE aad W TiiOMAS, Cavi.e-street, Holborn, car- peutera. SUPERSEDED. THOMAS R., Giyn, cattie J., Linton, Kent, cattle dealer, EsaM E., Thame, diaper. BANKRUPTS, To svrrender at the Bankruptcy Coart.) TAYLOR J., Holvorn, stationer, May ...