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... nil, St. Pancras, Mr. John Jaggs, to Miss •Balls, both of Danbury. } 2nd instant, Lexden, the Rev. G. Preston, Mr. John Ward, boot & shoemaker, to Jane, third daughter of Mr, Henry Arnold, of the former place. 3d insl., at Dagenham, by the Rev. T. Panahawe ...
... maker, and fur upwards of .'jO years a resident EMUgalcstreet. Bury. 10th tost. Charlotte, the wife of James Smylhe, Esq. of Maidstone. inst. aged 45, Mr. Joseph Howes, landlord the Cow and Gate lon, Ipswich. lltli inst. at Clare, Mrs. Medovs, aged 78, being ...
... of a gentleman who reside* a few miles from Maidstone, has given two gallons of milk every day during the twenty weeks before she had the first calf. On the Dili iust. a smart-looking person rode into Maidstone and represented himself to be an arant valet ...
... whom they met on the road.—They now repeated that story, and were remanded. Objections to Voters. —If other counties are like Kent, the Revising Barristers will by means reap such harvest that of last year. Very few ohjeetions indeed made in tua division; ...
... witness to take awsv the tea-things, and bring him the boot-jack and his slippers: deceased commenced pulling off his boots without taking off bis straps, which he had never done before; gave witness one boot to take off; saw more of that night; heard no report ...
... A. to one of bis Lordship's domestic chaplains* Firk in Kent.â Yesterday morning, about four oâclock, u fire of considerable magnitude was observed from Basildon; it appeared to Ire the Kent side the river, and distance of about nine miles, which ...
... enydoping a lucifer match manufactory, the properly of a person named Clarkson, situated in a densely populated neighbourhood, Golden-Une. parish of St. Luke. The upper part the was entirely destroyed. The electric fluid observed several of the inhabitants ...
... trial should not be granted. The King v. The Justices Kent. In the King’s Bench, on Wednesday, Mr. Petersdorff moved for rule to show cause why mandamus should not be issued to the Justices of Kent, directing them to insert two names in the list of the ...
... visible at Southend. Pardon this digression, but my heart overflowing with aenalbLUty at the bare idea of aucb revival of the golden age. To return to your correspondent; who 1 must say appears a very Impatient, unreasonable sort of person. Does expect that ...
... accident to the gun, was 32 brace. In seven days Mr. Gray bagged the extraordinary number of 219| brace of grouse, ducks, and golden plover—in all 221$ brace. The Lace Trade.— We are glad to learn the reviving condition of the lace trade. A manufacturer of ...
... Meeting of Agriculturists took piece Maidstone, on the 13tb inst. Mr. James Ellis ia the chair. Several resolutions were passed condeamg the Malt Tax as iniquitous, and such could not much longer be continued. At Maidstone Fair, on the 13tb lost, the principal ...
... fire took place on Tuesday morniog in the Old Kent-road, which in very short time consumed property to the extent of between two and three thousand pounds. It commenced on the premises of Mr. T. Grimes, boot and shoe mart. No. 6, NortbamptonpUce, which ...