... WEST KENT REVISION. Tin; revision of the lists of voters for this division commenced before Thomas Notion, Esq., at Tcnterden, on Friday, October Bth, and terminated at Greenwich, on Thursday, October 28th. The Liberals were represented by Mr. I’. N- ...

... ambrella manufacture'. E. Low. Fleet-street, City, licensed victualler. C. Sturt, Oxford-street, watchmaker. W. Newman, Maidstone, Kent, brewer. S. Cross, West Bromwich, Suftardahlre, general factor. F. Parker and J B*lsdon, Bristol, wine merchants. J. A ...

... Cltjr. End Prince Edward'* Island, merchant*. W. P. Waohorn, Kent, grocer. A. S. Ad*tkk, Mortiraer-street, Cavendiati-aqaare ship broker. W. S. W klls, Hertford, butcher. T. Tompsov, Maidstone, builder. Hstward, Wa;wick and Milrerton. Warwickshire, miller ...

... condition of the country, from which it appeared that there was acconfsnodation provided i the various places of worship for boot one-third more than availed themselves of it, that what is wanted is not increased accommodation, bat an increase of agency ...

... .b. U . l ..dK.„rlom, IN THW NKiuuHoi kmood. 134, Duke Street Liverpool. i?oe-spocA««a Lkigm s«fT»dye Dmtk. Higb-siieet Maidstone Tare Craft Hatfl MISTAKE LIKELY TO OCCUR, UkKUbY iiiami UvKKxsaomofuM Hail. Post ore specially to Parties m Conveyances. ...

... Essex, boot-maker. BANKRUP TS.— -Tcesdat, 7. T. Pearson. Calthorpe-placc. (Iray s-lun-road, Ironmonger, H G. Mortimer, la;e. Kent, bmlder. T. Smith, J. Uildeb, G. ScaivaKii, and F. Smith. Hastings, Sass.x bankers. W. Lidbettkr, Tonbridge Wclls.Kent.com dealer ...

... nneks. —Catherine Smith was fined being drunk and riotous, or seven days in default. The prisoner was going hopping near Maidstone, and was consoled by Mr. Ditchburn, who told her she be so far her way to her work. Isabella Webb, also on her way to the ...

... T. Harrisov, Harrictsham and Maidstone, Kent coal merchant. BANKRUPTS.— Toesoat, Sppt. 22. J. Sacxdeb!*, Tburlton. Norfolk, miller. T. U. High-street, Poplar, founder. H. Whittsll, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, boot maker. 11. Arbold and 11. J Arnold ...

... menl. EEPOETEE” SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1857. FOKIIICOMINU (iKXI’.II.VL KLECTIOX. PROPOSED LIBER AT. CANDIDATES FOR WEST KENT. 11l West Kent, such men wc requiro have alreidy responded to the requisitions of the doctors. For the comity h ive Mr. C. Wykeham ...

... Gravesend, the day before. The boots were not punched, and said had not time to get them done. Witness then took them into custody on suspicion of stealing them. Richard Dewctt, bootmaker of Church-street, said he missed the boots now produced from his window ...

... m-t . a.,;.,.,. ♦ , .Uhr.'in-li r s eharacter. ■ are r .V man was brought ur> with b* iny: ...

... i-5 it likely that such ail omission should, • and again strip rot her earnings, shortly alter the ss, ROTH ROAD, GRAVESEND, KENT- .. . . , . . - passing of the matrimonial act, applied to the Gravesend occur; but, it the people, by their want ot , f M ...