... as regards the n said George Lee.) n_ e - FkO PRJD y V'j GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. i, John Hodsoll, Farringham, Kent, miller-Isaac Malysa, s Old Kent-road, pawnbroker-Wm. H. Fenn, Old Change, s tea-dealer-Geo. Kettel, Tunbridge Wells, corn-dealer- James Taylor ...

... .Ifzt.aut, Septemnber 3, 183A4. y 2- FRESH STOCK OF THE 'N'EW 1NfVEN'1'ED BUCK SKIN BOOTS, FORS TENDER FEET1 WrARRANTED WrATERPROOF. J. H. VALLANCE, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE-MAKZER,. . ~~~29, LOWGATE, HlULL, R ESPECTFULLY returns his grateful Alackn ...

... II —Hannah. Rrhnwan. from Odaoao. Frederick Alfred. Stork), from Lyon, DiapeMh. Waat. from Yarmouth. Manden. Hodaon. from Maidstone. Bocerm. Riehao ; Queen. Martin ; from MaMon. FrWndahip. Jobnaon ; Friendship. Webb; from Wiabach. Packet. Dew. from Blakeoey ...

... recommendations they - have given to their Friends. GENTLEBIAN'S CLARUNCE and WELLINGTON BOOTS, in Morocco and Calf. A fresh Stock of the celebrated BUCKsxIN BOOTS for Tender Feet, warranted Water-proof. I~re DRESS andWALICING SHOES, and SPORTSMIEN'S SHOES ...

... C Solicitors, No. 6, Whitefriargate, Hull. r unll, April 18, 1831. Y ,#.i-H'i hly interesti rg iqfiormation! CONGRElVE's GOLDEN BALM, t F The best companion to the Nursery, is of the utmost Y . importance to. c ClItL RBEEN Cur'rThVG TMEtM TFETH, Price ...

... the Rev. Edw. rane, and P. Curtois, Esq. Sir JoINr TROLLOPE, Bart. was the Vice-President, and on his right sat Viscount Maidstone, the Hon. C. Hume Cust, Major Which- cote, J. Litchford, Esq., Thomas Johnson, Esq., Chas. B. Reynardson, Esq., Richard Thorold ...

... complaints ofthe bowels so prevalent during thesummerand aututnh. In t bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d; * i the SINGLETON's. GOLDEN OINrMENT. in For the safe, effectual, and speedy cure of, al' disorders In the eyes. This oiutment has been prepared for upwards ...

... we understand, were also struck with the lightning. Tn V the adjoining counties of Kent and Surrey the storm was equally severe as in the metropolis. . Ott the Maidstone Y road a flash of lightning struck a tree, which it withered usn an instant, and killed ...

... firnishiug their Houses, Farmers, -Ioiners, se Cabinet-Makers, Ship-Carpenters,. Coopers; Furniture-,, Brokers,. Wheetwrights, Boot and. Shoe-Makers,. &c. &c ' y this will be found a most desirable opportunity, as they R id will have a chance of purcIasing ...

... Iessioually consulted by the principal leading families in Bath, Brighton, Worthing, Lewes, Hastings, Ton-. bridge Wells, Maidstone, and their respective vicinities. It may not, perhaps, be deemed intrusive, briefly to treat on tlte subject of imperfect ...

... No)rthamrpton Herrald. MURDEIR.-Samuel Rennard was lodged in Maidstone gaol on Saturday last, chargeo, upon the Coronei's inquisition, with the murder of a man named West, at Cranbrook, Kent. It appears that Kennard, who is stated to be possessed of a ...

... septical. J. W. al u takes the liberty to apprise the Ladies that he has for SALE a well-assortcd Stock of the best London-i.^ie BOOTS and SHOES, to which he particularly calls tei attention, he having been enhaged Priucipal Agent for those Articles bv one of ...