... Pr-ioe Current of Tuesday, ;J'ayf ?? accounts from Worcester, the Weald of Kent, Sussex, and also East Kent, are much worsa to-day. There seems no increase of vermin in Mid-Kent, but mould has appeared there in various places. Several planters, who last ...

... ' I ain, gentlemen, your Obedient Servaiit, A. Y. SrtARMAN. To T. Rider, Esq., and others, hop-planters, Boughton, Maidstone , Kent . TURTLE SoUP.-A Philadelphia paper hbas the fol- lowing:- Sandy Welsh Outdoule.-A noble turtle, weighing from 250lbs ...

... 1832-3. The Right Hon. Baronet's claim as a householder, however, in respect of his house in Privy-gardens remains. WEST KENT. MAIDSTONE, MONDAY.-This morning Messrs. Builock and Wordsworth held courts of registration at the Town- hall, for the purpose of ...

... usually found its way back to the place from which it had been taken by the holder of the warrant. BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS' UNION-Several members of the I boot and shoemakers' union committee waited upon the Lord Mayor for the purpose of defending themselves ...