... was de- -R. E. Crcasey and T. Goorlacre, B oton, Lincolnshire, 5 ' i 1!,,,', 1 ;',1,, - . *:::::::: 6 , 1 i . 1 67' - - 210 boot and shoemakers-W. Thompson and G. Merger), Uelted Kinedom 0 4 4 ing stite. From thence I got int) a washer womaa's bernb sestet ...

... Wade, Incumbent of Golden Hill, Newcastle-under- Lyne. Rev . . G. L. Harkness, Hatch Beaucamp, Taunton. Rev. J. Wilson, Vicar of Wigtoft, Lincolnshire. Rev. R. T. Cummins, Ash Sandwich, Kent. Rev. H. Sim, Incumbent of Winghtim, Kent. Rev. D. Travers, Acton ...

... Duchess d'Aumale, visited her Majesty the Queen of the Belgians yesterday at Buckingham Palace. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent paid visits yesterday to her Majesty the Queen of the Belgians, and to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, at Gloucester ...

... 4.10 St per lb.; lamb, .18s. to 21. each. 1,157 dusts; 10,007 and lambs. June B.—Oar market exhibited a tolerable .how of boots and ehoet-horns ' • the buyers were not numerous, and the prices obtained no b e tter than lad week; at the clime, a grrat ...

... counties :—Herts, Wednesday July 10, at Hertford. Vi c Monday, July, 15, at Chlemsford ; Sussex, Monday' at Lewes; Kent, alonday, July 29, at Maidstone; Monday, August 5, at Guildford. 004 [ ADVERTISEMENT.] -A Ltver Complaint hopeless nature cured by Holloway's ...

... East, cheesemongers—J. Mannering and W. Mannering, Dover and River, Kent, millers—J. B. Rondeau and J. Wild, Thornton, Yorkshire, drapers—W. Philpot, jun., and C. Philpot, Maidstone, professors of dancing—T. Griffiths and C. H. May, Edgware-real, general ...

... with strangers, pour:ng their hundreds of pounds daily into the coffers of the Munich tradesmen, wno are already reaping the golden harvest which their late enlightened King has sown for them; and Munich now rivals Paris or Rome.—Builder. of Parliament are ...

... permanentl ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. COUNTY OF KENT. a of 3111, was paid over by the pl a i n t,' to CA. E. Gentle Breese Partially Woad, d. The arrangements for flosti the fourth end l ast This was an extra match for Kent, and wee playel on Daoseee trustees, and ...

... Yorkshire, ironmonger Joseph Potter, Kenton, Devonshire. Charles Kennett, Maidstone, Kent, coachman. John James Jeffery, Southampton, ironmonger. William Hayward, Maidstone, Kent, draymar. William Meekness, Milton, Combridgeshire, butcher. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION ...

... Yorkshire, ironmonger Joseph Potter, Kenton, Devonshire. Charles Kennett, Maidstone, Kent, coachman. John James Jeffery, Southampton, ironmonger. William Hayward, Maidstone, Kent. drayman. William Meekness, Milton, Cunbridgeshire, butcher. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION ...

... observes immediately after wards— I believe that if Kossuth had a servant who would not clean his boots, he would never think of superseding him, but clean the boots himself. Pure and glorious must he that character which yields no more heinous blemishes than ...

... if I I it, to follow the usual maim up ids of LoS,'s Day, ILL MID-KENT AND DOVU MAlLWAT.—A as sohoval of the principal adowse of Bait West held yecerday large roon of the Maidstone, the • board of trusters tu set on behalf of the peat body of leadowners ...