... night Mr. Wells’ shop was broken open, and robbed two pairs of boots and ten pairs of men’s half bools. Thursday night last, as Mr. James Buekland, of Harming, was returning home from Maidstone, he was slopped by four men near the Fountain inn, 'woof whom ...

... shine. Borovcu, May 20.—There has been a little more In- very limited. No alteration in pri ices. ‘cone New Kent Bags ° £3 3 t© £6 as fur New Kent Poekets ° 43 Os. to £6 Par- Ditto Sussex Ditto o £3 OO. to £4 it we apple bloom has suffered very sever ...

... length of 858 ord Bridge afore- mack of a seat or aS EC A instant, JOHN BARNETT, of county of Kent, Victualler and Builder his Estate and Effects unto GEOR' Maidstone aforesaid, Wine Merchant HEATHORN, of the same place, Lin for the benefit of themselves and ...

... £lOOO, £3OO and £2lO, ready to be advineed on Free at 4 and -14 per Cent. GOLDEN BOOT, 132, SN.ThOdTE-STREET, DOVER. WILLIAM BUCKNIAN, Ladies' and Gentlemen's fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, begs to an nounce, that he has commenced Business as above ...

... 1838 :— Maidstone Gazette,.. 54,00 Kent coe 52,0 Meidstone Journal . ecco eos 41,01 pre Kentish Gazette .cccccceces reenwich Gazere Mover UNnronicie 5, West Kent Guardian eine TO CORRESPONDENTS. —_ The suggestion of a pi bei BE 8 bath in Maidstone, by ...

... geology was evidently of great importance in agriculture, they were about to take a geological survey of large tract of land in Kent. The receipts had been £3417, and the expenditure only £1221. They had already an annual income of £1663, but Jess than £2OOO ...

... any other notion, in the hrinsiof of cb before the public they happen to have an mteresl. Celebration of Her BrUa-day in Maidstone. The mayor having invited hi* fellow. townsmen tobnite with him in celebrating her Majesty’* biMh-day, on Friday last, numerous ...