... WILDES, Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Kent. Maidstone, 2~>th December, 1837. EAST KENT QUARTER SESSION. NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, ttext GENERAL QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE for the *v?' Eastern Division of the County Kent, «i will be holden at the Sessions House ...

... effect to the House Common*, recommending that provision shoul made for her beloved mother, her Royal Highness the 1 Duchess of Kent, in sddition l.ee present income, such as would suitable her proximity the throne —, notion to in llie Home of Commons for ...

... Glouceslershi e, clothier—Win. W’.iyte, Sioke-upon- Trenl. StafTordshire. wharfinger. DIV IDEND.—Jan. *i6. G. Children, Tnnhridge. Kent.banker VARIETIES. The of Surlhtimieihtnd. —Few la-lies have given more, or given away to heller account, Ih.iu Grace Bedding ...

... Ati imnsrtaet fi 6 stock of Chil- 2 6 dren's Boots 3 6 tind Shoes, 6to5 6 good,c . t10 GENTJ'LEM EN'XS. ?? 1. t to 9 6 Welcin,(on Boots, 9 0 to 10 5 I tcia 'tout litto, 12 h| Clarence Boots, 7 6 Blrrcher Boots , 5 G Sr itt ditto . 6 6 hecrl.'s Shos .3 0 ...

... Roadrs, father, and R. Walker, magistrate. Mr A. M’lntyre, aged 65, No, 3, Silver-street, Golden-square; cured of Gulta H. Liston. Esq , Marine Library, Ri nisgiite, Kent; cured of Cataract ana Deafness. Mis Burberow: cured while at Jamaica Gutta Serena, No ...

... translated For the .uatsi boots. This may, perhaps, have been sufficient in early times to supply the Queen wiih boots for a year, though now it would scarcely furnish wax and ends, even if Queens were to make their own boots aecordine to the fashion ...

... double soles ?? 7 6 Glo'ater boots ?? 4 0 double soles ?? 5 6 - cloth walking boots ?? 6 to ?? 8 6 - India rubber goloshes ?? . ?? 7 6 the very best that are made. - elastic leather clogs ?? 6 Gentlemen's Wellington Boots, 14s. 6d., the very best. Mark ...

... nei-Ji- Iwurliood became in state of extraordinary excitewent, and Mr. Green could not pass through the streets without being booted and groaned ofter; fact, found it requisite, under sueli violent conduct towards him. to apply to the magistrates. The Magistrates ...

... John Jam,* Hough. R.N., to the Rev. Ollive Hol.lngworth, youngeat aon of the late T. R. Hollingwoi th, of Hayle Place, Maidstone. Kent. Married, Jan. 23, at fordington Church, Dorches- ter, by the Rev. Henry Movie, John Bryer Ooddard, eaq. ■urgeon, ot ...

... and R. Walker, Esq., a Magistrate.-Mr. A. M'lntyre, aged 6.5, No. 3, Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of gutta. serena.-H. Liston, Esq., Ma- rine Library, Ramsgate, Kent, cured of cataract and deafness. -Mrs. Burberow, cured while at Jamaica of gistta ...

... Gent.'sClunip Boots,Galoshes, roughly water- Snow Boots, Shooting Boots proof, a better and Shoes. Youth's Boots, article not to Walking and Dress Shoes of be found at every description equal to any ?? 6 6 bespoke. OBSERVE! THE RED BOOT, 165 ...

... MAIDSTONE GAZETTE AND KENTISH COURIER lion of l ke Amerioan properly speaks of the “noble” »nd gallant manner which American cilirens 1 were r'ealt w 'th according to the usages of war 1 (amongst savages) and American pro|ierty destroyed. Proving himself ...