... younger, and Chatlea William Green, of llayle Mill, and of Othant Mills, near Maidstone, Kent, paper manufacturers. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED .1, Taylor, Little Pultersey-at.. Golden-square, cheosemonger. BANKRUPTS. Rilbard Pierce, Wellington, Salop, druggist ...

... aaßortmeat the following Seed Wheat. * Wbittlnaton. Durham Pride, Hunter Prolific, nraer Profit, Hlvkling, Golden Drop, Blood Red, Red anfWhite lMuu,'and Kent, vrhtcb, having been purchticd froijfWlncnt Grower*, can recommended with confidence. J. B. ha* al*o ...

... the rescue of the chief the tadocracy. Four successive defeats the government rewarded the courage of the youthful Lord Maidstone, and drought upon the ministers such humiliation the eyes of all England they had never before experienced. The lion’s skin ...

... Lord's imitation of sgitatui's iniiiiiicr ocasi-ined great laughter.)— that (Lord Maidstone) found that be must meet him. If over there was butfnim, he. [Lord Maidstone] then saw the tl ins of onions Mr. O’Connell plnv the rh iraetcr, unit heat anything ...

... and crushed him dreadfully as render recovery doubtful. the night of Sunday week the wooden spire of Linton church, near .Maidstone, was struck y lightning, and the effect produced is described being like a volcano a state of eruption. No serious damage ...

... .-.The 'Cry toast was drunk amidst hearty cheering. hy The Chairman having proposed the health of Lord hey Maidstone, wasy Lord Maidstone returned thanks. After afewiprefaitory for remrkhe again repeated what he had stated at Leeds, eel- that lfie ...

... Dick, d.m’t open any mnre oyster* with razors. —New Monthly Alajazine *• \Vli-n a I’* X fin tleinaii ...

... James Dunne, set up property its place, and that such a man Dora Esq . 11. Kearney, Esq . Ballinakill, county Kildare. 11. ; Maidstone should be ,ta D \ i , c,. . I* • Matthew O’Don- Garnet who brought forward a charge against me, tna i .oscpi. oc-, .sq., ...

... These galleries were dignified by their proprietors with the various aristocratic titles of the Koval Victoria Gallery, the Kent Gallery, the Canning Gallery, &c. Sec. Shortly after five o’clock, the frequent showers, which had threatened to render the ...

... Vicar Tcmplepatrick, was called the Chair, upon which, no little wonder was excited, by the unexpected appearance a splendid golden sun, which was seen arising, some contrivance, from behind verdant flowery wall of foliage, which the Chair stood. the centre ...

... Violins, ' a violincellos. Harps, Guitars, and Violin Strings, EnS Vaelzels Metronomes, and the newly Bell Metronome, Accordions. Kent Bugles ; Hunting Music Books, Music Paper, Portfolios, the Bar-folios! and every description of M usic Case, Harp Tumng Forks ...

... agitators. evidently lost such ground, by his conduct on the Irish Tithe Bill, that he is obliged to put on his seven league boots, to get once more up to the march of popular opinion. The Precursor Association is but sign of the hasty strides able demagogue ...