... (Before Lord and Mr. Baron Gaurow..) Ileitford—Tuesday, July 20, Hertford. Essex—.Monday, July 2)i, Chelmsford. Kent—Saturday, July 31, at .Maidstone. Sussex—Saturday, Aug. 7, Lewes. Surrey—Thursday, Aug 12, Guilford. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. (Before Sir N. C. and ...

... , which probably may lead to another, the hanging of those who would excite rebellion in that unfortunate country. Lord Maidstone, who managed to administer so just a castigation to Mr. O'Connell, in spite of the protection attempted by the government ...

... and he esteems himself happy when he can add small quantity of coarse flour or little ball of rice.' In the parish Lenham, Kent, there have been lately observed large cavities where none existed before, and in some places trees and underwood, from 12 ...

... was a pair of lace-up boots, which had just been polished, together with the just-used blacking brushes. Shocked this horrid profanation of the Lord's day, he asked the defendant he had violated his orders and cleaned his boots on the Sabbath ? The defendant ...

... sashes, and also that it took place when there was no artificial heat any kind applied.— A Subscriber. Fai leigb, near Maidstone, Kent, June 24, We have little doubt that the breakage in question has been produced by the freezing of the water which, in ...

... some millions of miles in length. He identified this comet as the same which appeared 1531, when its appearance was a bright golden colour. It again appeared in 16*07, when it was of a dark livid colour; again 1682, when it appeared bright; again in 1759 ...

... S. Majoribanks, J. Loch Ilchcster Dr. Lushington.* Hon. E. Petre n Ipswich J. Morrison n, R. Wnson Ives, J. n, L. Bulwer n Kent T. W. Hodges, T. Rider n King's Lynn Lord W. Lennox n. G. Bentinck Kingston-upon-Hull G. Schonswar, W. B. Wrightson Kn ...

... in those grounds that have been much affected by honey and lice, than we short time ago expected.— Maidstone Gazette. The Dutchess of Kent in Dutchess Kent on Saturday passed through Carnarvon to visit the romantic lake and pass Llanberis. Accordingly Carnarvon ...

... Eastnor, from several places Suffolk ; by Mr. Eaton, from 20 places in Cambridgeshire; by r. Hodges, from several places in Kent; Col. Wood, from Brecon; by Lord Lincoln, from Dover; by Mr. Round, from several places in Berkshire; Mr. Kemble, from several ...

... besides the tenantry having united in this expression of respect. At the upper end of the dining-room was exhibited in large golden characters (worthy of appearing in letters of gold), Live and let live. When the Noble Lord's health was given, he was ...

... by 2*. to 3.?. as at the commencement. The East Kent market can hardly yet be said to have opened, nor have any bags been hitherto put to sale. Merchants' prices at present:—Sussex pockets 75*. to 8-k. Kent do. 76*. to 100.?.; duty betted at 250,000/. Colonial ...

... of three furlongs per hour is equal to l-26th part of the time. Kentish Hop Intelligence.—Maidstone.—ln the strong grounds, such as Mr. Corrall's flower Kent, and those of Mr. Baker adjoining it, Messrs. Penfold and Peel of Loose, Mr. Ellis of Banning ...