... Grosvenor-place, London, dealer in pictures. James Usher, Birmingham, fruiterer. William Westley, High-street, Shoreditch, London, boot-all ellt. William Law, jun., Hadleigh, Essex, licensed victualler. William Corker, Sheffield. sissors manufacturer. Thomas ...

... the county of Middlesex, and afterwards of Black- ff heath, in the county of Kent wlne mreanli, d. c to SurNov. J. 2I at 2, and Dec. 29 at 11. 8ol.., Ailoeekett and to, Golden- . sqsare. Pet. cr., Janmes.klEaldeas, E., Harley-plaee, New. at MATON William ...

... others, Et. John- street, distillers. Dated Dec. 18. GREEN Lewis, of Cranbrook, Kent, grocer; January 11, . Febrnary 2, Bull Inn, Cranbrook. Solicitor, MIr. King, Maidstone. Pet cr Joseph MIarchant, 1aihlstone, haber- dasher. Dated Dec. 7. LEATHAM Samuel ...

... MARITIME EXTRACTS. William Carey. fur Calcutta; Golden Eagle, for Pernambuco; Emma Graham, for Oporto; and E lizabetb, fur New Orleans, have put back. Ursula, from China, and Richard Cobden, Stewart, from Mauritius at Deal. Elora, Turnbull, from Sourabaya; ...

... from St. Arin's-:street, V Very Superior Calf Wellingtons ?? fid. ?? ?? . od Btt Short Wellington Boots. ?? Od. n neCs. d. ialed ?? ?? Excellent Clarence Boots . ?? Old. l5 CdGo1Buc0 oos&ae Soe. Vs. Od. anid Os. Od. Also l c oLdie' Bt oarid Shoes, of every ...

... and R. Walker, Esq., a magistrate. Mr. A. M'lntyre, aged 65, 8, Silver-street, Golden-square, cured of gutta serena and deafness. H. Liston, Esq., Marine Library, Ramsgate, Kent, cured of cataract and deafness. Mrs. Burberow, cured, while at Jamaica, of ...

... each, with 25 added. Two miles. Hyde Clarke’s Leo (Mr. Dowdeswell) 1 Laurel’s Fire King (Owner) 2 Waide’s The Surgeon (Lord Maidstone) 3 following also started but were not placed;— Caul. Musre's Drummoor, Mr. C. Le Blain's Huguenot. Mr. P. Wilson’s Mr. E ...

... midst of the festivities there will be a • splay of FIREWORKS, concluding with the simultaneous illumination and firing the Golden Temple of Homm, by the same artiste, and upon the same magnificeot scale as it at the Royal Gardens, hall, London, during ...

... OF BANKRUPTCY. ROBERT BRINE, Hart-street, Crutched-friars, London, wine-merchant, January 8, at eleven—Jestics STEER, Maidstone, Kent, tallow-chandler,-Jan. 8, at one—CHARLES SAMUEL CLARK, Rosemary-lane, Middlesex, licensed-victualler, January 8, at two— ...

... meant he could get your coals, wine, second-hand books, cigars, bottled alr, nrtsical boxes, fish-sauce, or misfit Lehocq's boots, in any quantity, and upon the most advantageous terms. Ah ! aimed Mr. Straggles, addressing the scarlet runn*r, a gave it ...

... hand-bell ringers of St. John's, Preston, ascended the tower of the church, and rung a complete peal of twelve bob major, in the Kent variation, consisting of 5120 changes, in three hours and twenty minutes. They were conducted by Mr. John Chew; the weight ...

... project of last session, through Maidstone to Dover, making it a London and Dover direct railway, with a few intermediate stations, and, consequently, affording greater facilities for rapid transit, while in north Kent the intermediate stations must n ...