... the imperial diadem, having no coloured stones whatever, the only jewels in it being diamonds of the finest water, and the golden band, from which the bars spring, representing the national emblems interwoven with oak foliage, the fleur-de-lis being totally ...

... guilty to bi atolen, on the 8th of February, ir of boot the property of Mr. Bleckley, of Alphage- OD nd was disc! . 8, Saas ng On Wednesday last, J. Usborne, a laboring man was committed to Maidstone, on a inques, before R. Hinde, Esq., for Manslaughter ...

... and R. Walker, Esq„ a magistrate; Mr. A. Int y re, aged 65, No. .3, Silvey street, Golden-square, of grat a serena ; H. Liston, Esq., Marine Library, Ramsgate, Kent, of cataract; Mrs. Bnrberow, No. 37, Marystreet, Regent's-park, London, cured while at ...

... Old Tow; ' ,;.n . d ; Wellit;gton-street, Southwark, common brewer. Sols. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street—R. BROWN, Maidstone, Kent, ironfonnder. Sol. Gould, Great Winchester-street, Old Broadstreet.—F. STRONG and W. BARTHOLD, Great Tower-street, merchants ...

... high loss, and possesses the essential q flame without dropping too quickly. Sold by J. V. Hall and Son, Austin, V bash, Maidstone: and all booksellers. n of the parties, The Toilet. ic. OWLAND'S MACASSAR OU 7th Decemer, 1834. PRODUCTION, is universally ...

... authorised Agent of the . Right Hon! WILLIAM Earl 'of RADNOR, the Tithe Owner within the parish of FOLKESTONE, in the county of Kent, whose interest not less than one-fourth part of the whole the Tithes of the said parish, do by th s Notice, under hand, call ...

... a era when he was art. concluded by caus.” ng. and was ally sung by Mr cause, laws. | | | | the Conservative Ladies of Kent.” The toast wae drank with the vs and was appropriately by S The last toast was—the hea of the fa castle (Leeds Castle) close bv ...

... Silk Mercer, Lady VICTORIA HOUSE, psnid, ALL, Opposite the Bull Inn, SDAY, Maidstone, nt, at No. 3, Gabriel’s Bill, when respectfully solicits the inbabi tants of Maidstone and its Neigl AVI NG takenthe above Business and Premises his blishment, and ...

... tal vies and washing stands fully furnished—toilet glasse s—bed steps, idets, d—deltt foot baths and water clothes airers and boot and shoe stan d window biinde—fenders jugs—bed-round and chamber carpets and fire irons. WALL, &c. Brussels and Vi ‘enctian ...

... ■■erjtouttn. Open from Ten till Fiee o'Clock. _^ H K h R MAJESTY VICTORIA the FIRST, Willi.™ JTr A 1 SU £ Moli >«the Duchess of Kent, his late Majesty the nZI VJ be Dow «S Queen Adelaide, the King ef Hanover, hsrir^r r?n X ' t , h L ' Dukoof Wellinftoa, with ...

... Great . ;xpressed , 12 the 26th 0 1 ody the ceremonial at immediatelr and the rule 0/ • d I am ie in informstl? n, hat Mr. Boot anclard of e Education Church, eaday, the rd ATChbiikip? P of York, th_e t ' aester, * tHang°! c )n Mr. Jus i H. Norr s, Jennings ...

... solicitors, Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street ; official assignee, Mr. Gibson, Basinghall-street. Robert Brown, Maidstone, ironfounder, April ay la, at ii o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Gould, Pinner's-hall, Gireat Winchester-streetj ...