... Tottenham.court. road, boot and shoe maker, January 26, at balfpost ?? Swyiher, of 17, Pictadilly, iuen.drapier, January 20, at half.pnst tier..Josop lirace, of Willow-walk, Bermondsey, tanner, Ja. nuary 27, at ?? Children, of Tooibridge, Kent, banker, Jenuary ...

... No)rthamrpton Herrald. MURDEIR.-Samuel Rennard was lodged in Maidstone gaol on Saturday last, chargeo, upon the Coronei's inquisition, with the murder of a man named West, at Cranbrook, Kent. It appears that Kennard, who is stated to be possessed of a ...

... .-.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 ...

... Ispace o£ thsree hours 'on'Taesday'momnilg'we 1i ti! haily.- suow, 'thunder, 'lightninig, whid, 'rain,' 'and al 'sunshine.-Maidstone.pja er. ts A GOon S10T.-On Tuesday last -ngentie nun, e, 'residing at Burton-on-Trent, killed a harefrom the ie shoulder ...

... for a Hawk fanmily. Lord Maidstone's is, in like manner, a canting title, representing a maid's tone, and all his talk at Salford was appropriately a giggle with the girls. In this there was ro harm, but after Lord Maidstone had delivered some equally ...

... and Sir Benjamin Ste- phenson, G.C.11. The Duke of Sussex was also present, attended by Lord John Chlurchill. The Duchess of Kent, thc Duke and Duchess and Prince (;eorge of Cambridgo passed through the Presence Chamber, which was lined by her Majesty's ...

... to repre- sent, or to assist in returning members of Parliaiuent to serve the brave men of Kent. Percy lioneywood Courtenay, of Hales end Evington- place, Kent, and Knight of Malta, Any gentleman desiring to know tire reasons why Lord Courtonay so publicly ...

... 140) leaden buil. lets of %various sizes, a piece of oilskin, i pair of boots, a Mackintosh cape, and several other articles. William Exton, of thle Villc of Dunkirk, county of Kent, labourer, said that on the Ist of uinle, between six ann seven o'clock ...

... William cha *t- was completely otit of his senses; the sentence appears that asi to have been aniiulled, and he'was sent to the Kent Lu- hav a antic Asylum at Banming, where lie lias beeia coniined Clot ig until afewirmonthissiiice. When released from the-Lu- ...

... since dead, but against the remainder the Jury returned a verdict of Wilful Murder. Tliey were soon afterwards conveyed to Maidstone gaol, to await their trial. The names of those returned as guilty of the wilful murder of Lieut. Bennett %ere %N'iili,,iin ...

... about a foot upon the ground. It was for- merly embroidered with golden eagles, but, at the coro- nation of James I1, this fabric was changed for a purple brocaded tissue, shot with golden thread, enriched v'ith trails of silver and gold, and large flower ...

... .Stilr elid Mortiinuc, jeutiwre, a cronn iu laips. 4 baabei loino, parcelesi alanoutcturer to ber Majasty, the Duchese of Kent, ard the Roval Fotmilly; a Iat;4 crown, with the irlitial V R` in rery handsome white, red, and amber eoloured lamps. Osmaond ...