... been tried in vain for many years, aad all hopes of recovery abandoned. Jan. WEST KENT EPIPHANY SESSIONS. The „ scions commenced on Tuesday last, at the Se..ions. Maidstone, before the K.rl of Romney, and A. Akers, | ’me following magistrate, we.e the ...

... profit, at this season can strongly recom- r-':.■■■ ' ts.- U.ilK, routs, &c, and. with their pure St. Julien Claret, ?? • i:> Golden Shcrrv. 30s. and 3ris. per dozen, gives .-eneral ?? ?? ?? Ii- well worthy of a trial.— N.B. Pale Old Cognac I-iss- ■; ■„ [„T ...

... season for its enjoyment, and begs to inform them thet at his establishment they -will find all the 1appliances and means to boot made and finaished in the meat faultless manner.-SKATES. in great variety of price and ?? will also find the best Stock of ...

... stealing handkerchief and cap, value lid., the properly of the inhabitants of the county of Kent, at Maidstone. Prisoner bad been confined in the county prison, at Maidstone, as a vagrant, and on the 17tb December, previous to being discharged, she was searched ...

... immoy ho adldresseil. JS. MARSHALL'S WELLINGTON BOOTS is at lb.. Ginl, per pair, or tsvo pairs for 2Gs., Imave givetm iam- timoiese statisfactionm. These are decidedly thme tmost elegant atmd ceo- tmemical boots of the jtreseott timmie. Gentmtetmet about to ...

... each a eery heary tale. Nit not alter ottr qiwuUons. Boa*- in Oal. retail charartcr. Scotch w«e the two cheaper. Wheal, Kaar*. Kent, and Soßott. while, aew. to 47a; red new. SB. to 41. : Iris* potato, new. 18. 33* ; feed. new. 10s to 33a per qr-: Flow, h«t ...

... hers to select from the largest and best selected stock of I French asad English Wellington Boots; hie highly approved wend extensively patronizeui Paris boots at lOs. Gd. per pair, direct frons Paris, and of the latest ?? and counting-house departineist ...

... by sprinkling salt upon it, had its temperature reduced to 82 degrees below zero; and the moisture which was imbibed in the boots snd shoes of pedestrians could not completely got rid of for several days. He (Mr. Johnson) hoped that the practice, which ...

... annals of crime in France. The Runaway Engine.—Many persons appear incredulous as to the details of runaway engine on the North Kent line, which appeared in the papers a few days ago, in the absence of the slightest accident taking place, and the excellent ...

... Carlisle House of Hi'covcrjr has received the sum of 4 from Mrs. Wilde, of th* City Theatre. Her Roval Highness the Duchess of Kent has, hear,taken Abergeldir, delightful seat, adjoining the Royal Domain of Balmoral, for her residence next autumn. Amongst ...

... '„j: ' r> ° j Torrishohne. .. 2 6 ■ 5 0 1 W arum 7 q V_ •• 4Oj Wyersdalc. .. 7 n V' 1 3 OiYeaUnd .. .. 9 c ' received are Booted at the Bar, and ' V 'U'iided to. SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. TO Secure ...

... by Mr. W. M. Shepherd br. o. King A lam dam Trunt b. f. Alarm—Physalis Mr. J. Singleton, jun's c Mr. Gratwicke's eh. c Maidstone Lazarus b. c. Canterbury Lord Stanley's Longbow t *« ,y Tho Em P ...