... Laincashire, corni-dexalers. Edward JohnlBrashier, Chancery Lane, London, boot-maker. Richard MVorris, Re- gelt Street, l'iccadilly, Middlesex, auctioneer. James Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. John Smith and Johnl Hutchinson, Liverpool, merchants. Adamn ...

... victualler. J. Hamns, of Stepnev, curlier . . 2 1 E.-.IBrashier, of Chancery-lane,boot-maker . 2 10 R. Mor is, late of Regent-street, auctioneer 2 I I J. Pokttr, of Maidstone, Kent, gsvcer . . 2 12 W ?? and R. Hale, of Toolev-street, druggists 2 12 J. Brett ...

... a Yorkshiretnan would go over without taking a bite. Every one knows the story of the gentleman, who, upon find- ins that a boot-cleaner, in the- south, was a Yorkshiremnan, and expressing his surprise that he was not - become master of the inn, received ...

... superior to it much of the common bread eaten by the lower orders on the .oi Continent. State Of the Ho0p Plan tations in East Kent.-The warm sunny r- weather in the early part of Alay operated so beneficially upon to the soil that ths plant, on its appearance ...

... his mission, and says that the Bedouins will only march if they are well paid; that they want the ducats ot llsungary, the golden mshnsoudies of Constantinople, or at least the geld money of Egypt. Seic-zse of a SMoave Oip.-Cape ?? L otte, adpril1- A ...

... by Mr. Wood, jun. on the body of George Curtis, who was, the preceding afternoon, working a chaff engine for his master, Mr. Kent, and in his presence, suddenly drop- ped down and almost immediately expired. Jurors ver- dict- Died by the sudden visitation ...

... agreed to, the meeting broke up. OUiTRAG ES IN SURREY -'Thespirit of incendiarism, which has bcen so strongly manifestel in Kent, has reached the county of' Surrey. The barns, and other buildings attached thereto, belonginv to Mr Thncnpson and Alirs Ford ...

... years of age, light-coloured whiskers all round his chin, wore a blue straightcoat, kerseymere breeches light-coloured, and boots with kerseyncre tops. Tiit lRAYLrIGoI Fiitr.-The trial of John Erven, f labourer, thirty-four years of age, for setting fire ...

... C. O'Dwyer, h an active agitatoL in days of yore; Mr. Sheil, Mr. Murphy, 3 the Secretary to the Leinster Declaration, were booted as they ?? Evening Post. S The Marquis of Anglesey arrived yesterday, and on no sa former occasion was there so vast an assemblage ...

... discoveries Ile effected touching those offences, which i y alarmed even the resolute ? At the Lewes c, n miserable man, at the Maidstone 0ott ' have been convicted, and have suffered, n5tellknce which we will not say was unsatis- re bhut which, if correctly ...

... Exeter, where lie was received with the customary ceremonies.-A cu- rious story is in circulation in Kent, thsat a mars nrrnied Cook has been kept at Maidstone for some time past, under tire pay of the Earl of Romne5, err purpose to send u Swing letters ...

... Aldlridge, Ps' uMayor. ansi T. T1. Lockhart, H'sq. Recorder, when ghlaiebt Baldwin 'sos foumi guilty of stealing a pair of boots and a child'sF cap from the shot, of Mrs. Withers, draper, and sentenced to two Illoubgfini~iG11101t. oln Webb wa';s tried ...