... Houghton Malberbe. Oct. 20, Saudwuh, Mr. Henry Dennc, to Miss Bootes. DEATHS. the 20'h nit. at Maidstone, Mr. William Chapman Dear, in bis 7ikl tear, much respected. Oct. 2S. at Maidstone, Mr. Thomas Pittcr, his year. Get at Dotcr, Mr. R. G. Thompsett ...

... ofbeing presented to her Majesty by the Countess of Winchelsea. Circuit of the Commissioner for the Relief Insolvent Debtors. —Maidstone, Tuesday, June Canterbury, Wednesday, June 3d; Dover, Thursday, June 27. Last week shopman named Hodson, in the employ of ...

... and at more distant parts. |>articularly in the V\ eahi, and about Maidstone, the process hop-picking has comineuced in i ight good earnest, with a prospect of tu rn ' out a golden harvest the poor, and a rich one to the planter.—From every district ...

... Eastes, pawnbroker, of this city. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Rent. —West Kent Regiment of Militia—James Whatman, jun. Esq. to be Captain.—East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry —George Gipps, gent, to be Lieutenant, vice William Osmond ...

... The following Letter may be sen at the Proprietor’! residence. ■ ■ ■ • Indigestion, Billons iWectlon, flee. Surrey Puce, Old Kent in tic shoit space of two Road, Oct. S3, 1833. mentis, my old stubborn Pm, —I have long labored oompnion entirely deserted ...

... of the Court as follows : •• The voluntary confession of Samuel Scager, a prisoner confined in the Gaol at Maidstone, in and for the county of Kent, for the wilful murder of Hannah Giles, of Otterdeo, in the same county, on the of February last; made and ...

... madpipea bioh core ed bar feat. OLD BAILEY, Mat 19. Franjoia Boot aid, a Frtnehman, waa indkes* tlcaling, tha Ikth of May. quantity of diamoada. ralM 1,8001. from (ba dwalliag-faonaa of Mr. Golden-square. Thu prisoner handed up letter written in French» Mr ...

... Insolvency filed Joseph Matthews, Bath, tailor, Feb. l(». Robert Long, Durslcy, Gloucestershire, dealer. James Stanglr, Maidstone, Kent, ironmonger. Bankruptcies Superseded . Thomas Clarke Harding, Winslow. Buckingham, grocer. Robert Neech, jun., Pnkt lield ...

... second-hand shoes, twelve pairs fit le boots, twelve pairs of little low shoes, twelve pans o of little boo , Blucher’s, eleven pairs of fi't'e r , f> o v er v large pair-could swear that there women s 3t)o p a i rs 0 f boots and shoes, two men’s were not s ...

... the very man who sold the goods, and who most likely possesses more, is liable to have them seized aqd his whole stork to boot upon the mere ipse dint of an excise officer. We advise the parlies to apply to the talented member for Dover, Mr. Thomson ...

... Winter Gaol Delivery for 18SS. Hertfobi>—Thursday, Nov. 28, at Hertford. Essex—“sturdey, Nov. SO, at Chelmsford. Kent—Monday, Dec. 9, Maidstone. Sussex—Saturday, Deo, 14, Lewie. Surrey.'—Wednesday, Deo. IS, at Kingstom-ipon- Thatues. The Hon. Sir Stephen ...

... Tipperary. Pembroke. C 6 Portsmouth, 7 West Kent, ! Bridgnorth, Petersfiel.l ,• 10 Elgin Burgh 11 Mary-le-boii* 13 Tynemouth.' IS Rullanddcr* 14 Ipswich.* H 15 Belfast.* J. 1 Belfast.• i 17 Tralee,* J. 18 Maidstone. > Evesham,* I 20 Devizes* J. 21 ry, Sir ...