... wholesale grocer, Nov. 29, Dec. 27: sol., Jones, Colchester; off. assignee, Graham, Colemanstreet. C. Goeringer, Q,ueen-street, Golden-square, victualler, Nov. 23, Dec. 28: sols., Allen and Sons, Carlisle-street, Soho; off. assignee, Johnson, Basinghall-street ...

... Alexander, the architect of Rochester-bridge and several other fine buildings in the county of Kent, was under cross-examination, in a special jury cause at Maidstone, by Serjeant—afterwards Baron—G arrow, who wished to detract from the weight of his testimony ...

... throat, tearing away the flesh with the toe of his boot. Her arms, legs, and body were dreadfully swollen and bruised. The Court properly gave him six months hard labour. A plover, literally a golden one, was shot near Melbourne, by a gentleman, in the ...

... Jackson, Bedford-row; off. assignee, Lee, Aldermanbury. E. Muruss, Maidstone, licensed victualler, Feb. 2, March 6: sols., Nicholls and Doyle, Verulam-buildings, Grays-inn; Morgan, Maidstone; off. assignee, Lee, Aldermanbury. H. B. Harris, Shrewsbury, draper ...

... fingers and about his person. He a native of Maidstone, in Kent, and was last seen at Folkstone. There are several charges of forgery against him. Information to be given to T. Hazle, superintendeut, Kent county constabulary, Craubrook.— Bow-street, March ...

... carried on the busines of a greengrocer in Old Kent-road, was last week placed at the bar a chaive of murder, in having caused the death of his wife Jane, by kicking her the groin with his hobnailed boots and causing such serious injuries that she died ...

... having an extensive wardrobe ; he generally wears much jewellery on his fingers and about his person. He is a native of Maidstone, in Kent. The cheques found in the prisoner's possession have been found to correspond with the counterfoils in tho cheque- ...

... addressed to the commanding officers of the several cavalry depots at Manchester, Norwich, York, Piershill, Exeter, Sheffield, Maidstone, Canterbury, Dorchester, and Newbridge (Ireland), to hold in readiness for embarkation many disciplined mounted men may be ...

... and extensive robbery was found to havti beenjcomm. ted the house of Mr. Barringer, an independent gentleman, situate in Old Kent-road-place, near the Bnekleyers Aim«. The house was unprotected, Mr. Barringer on the Continent. The discovery appears to have ...

... carrying out tbe Admiralty plans. Valuable Gift to Corporation. The late celebrated untiquary and archaeologist Mr. Charles,of Maidstone, bequeathed to that town his extensive and interesting museum, condition that proper place be provided for its reception ...

... Portsea ; off. assignee, Carman, Aldermanbury 11. Wylde, music seller, New Cavendish-street, Nov. 21, Dec 21- sol.,Chappell, Golden-square ; off. assignee, Penneli, Guildhallchambers. G. Parsons, brassfounder, Birmingham. Nov. 22, Dec. 20: sols. Corles, ...

... in the marshes, a severe winter is anticipated. A Dorse hands high, said to be from America, is being shown at Tunbridge, in Kent. Alexander without his Feast.—There will be no Turkey for the Emperor Russia this Christmas. Which can smell the rat qu ...