... unstamped are vended, in King-street, Maidstone. A Tory Freeman need not trouble himself to make any more enquiries concerning the alms-houses, u hich Wyndham l.eu is, his representative, promised to build in Maidstone. A respectable Jurat has requested ...

... witness en described the articles of wearing apparel, fee., which he considered to worth about illiam Rich, boots” at the Bell Too, Maidstone, deposed that took the above luggage from the Bell to the Mitre, w *ere the Defiance went from. He gave it into ...

... necessary for the Shooting Sportsman to had Ids Manufacti ry, above. UNDER THE PATRONAGE HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY. THE NEW GOLDEN BOOT, No. 19. North Slrert, Brijthton. r prc-cmincnce to which this Establish-1 ment hs* nrri»eil in the short space ttrelre ...

... shrubs, very fashionable ornament,are fastened a large knot riband, usually green and white, glare and fringed. Boots and Shoes. —Silk boots of pale and neutral lints, with black front*, are still the most usually worn. (Waiter* ore worn the sea side, ...

... Good hops are worth 5/, East Kent — Much of the hop bine is at a stand fron. want of rain, and shews a great deal cf firsr blast, whilst other pieces in cold bottom* continue to lmprcre, and pro- mise a heavy crop. Mm Kent.— Rain is much wanted to assist ...

... READING ROOM-, SOIIITHA MI-TON, Under the Petroaage of their Royal Highnest-t, tbe DUCHESS OF KENT, AND PRINCESS VICTORis, and at Kent House, ner-r the Kent Hotel, Union Street, Ryde. -yHE PROPRIETOR of lhe abo.e ?? Establishments, begt to return hit ...