... Lyndhurst and Mr. Justice Gaselee. Heris —Wednesday, Feh. 26, at Hertford. Essex —Monday, March 3, at Chelmsford. Kent —Monday, March 10, at Maidstone. Sussex —Monday, March 17, Lewes. Surrey—Monday, March 24, at Kingston. PUCKERIDGE HOUNDS. Saturday, Feb. Scales ...

... squints very much, and goes about with fiddle. They have also with them a brown horse, about 15 hands high. The Hops in Kent. —About Maidstone the bines have made great progress during the last week, but the vermin have rather increased. The number of fly has ...

... white, trimmed with silver. e Esquires of the Marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumley, Cap- tain Lewis Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. Beres- ford—and the minstrels were an Irish piper aud barper.—Sir Charles ...

... . ( From the Maidstone Journal) Southwark, Jidy 10.—The reports in our market continue to come unfavourable from the low grounds in both Kent and Sussex. Still the market remains without alteration. Duty 155,0001. to 160,0001, Maidstone, Boxi.ey, Loose ...

... them ease about if i WW dnesday, Nog at ( tHe, Ker sters —The jury came to the following verdict —& We — Monday, Dec. 3, at Maidstone ! Si x Pec 10, at Lewes. cork find a verdict of | marder against some person Surrey- WW Vlouday Dec at Earl or peesons unknown ...

... long time been a terror to the inhabitants of Deptford, Greenwich, Camberwell, Feckham, Woolwich, and the whole of the west of Kent. Havig procured additional assistance, they pounced upon the fellows, who, after a most determined resistance, were handcuffed ...

... beard of. The Homan about feet inches high, very sallow, with dark hair, and had on a black velvet bonnet and strong leather boots, laced up in front. The roan, who very stout, travels the country with a grinding wheel, which be occasionally carries his ...

... decision on this subject as requested by a second memorial from the hop-planters of Kent and Sussex. Hop Dinner. —The annual hop dinner wns held the Bull Inn, Maidstone, on Tuesday, and was well attended. Betting was very free, the majority of the company ...

... , Brentwood, Essex, corn-dealer. Edward Peter Edgley, Southborough, Kent, victualler, John Green, sen., John Green, jun., and Charles William Grech* Hayle-mills and Otham-mills, Kent, paper-manufacturers. George Collins, Leominster, Herefordshire, carpenter ...

... complained of. Lord Denman— We take it for granted that no person now before the Court will he a party to it. Maidstone Election. Maidstone, June 12.—Mr Fector came into the the town this afternoon, and obtained the most enthusiastic reception. His friends ...

... Lincolnshire, machine-maker. Williytn Cooke, Stafford, Doncaster, Yorkshire, printer. Agricultural College. —The proposed lege in Kent is likely he productive of much l )r |i good. Besides the usual branches of education geography, &c., the pupils are be taught ...

... HOPS. Maidstone. —The picking is fast drawing to a close, and Ihe opinion gains ground that the duty cannot be sustained, the Golding hops having every where fallen short. Mailing, Ayles/ord, fyc. —The crop in this district is decidedly short. understand ...