... Hernaman, Exeter. Pet. Jan. 5. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 6, J. Morse, Banbury, Oxfordshire, woolstapler—Feb. 4, W. Hodsoll, South Ash, Kent, farmer—Feb. 8, VY. Pike, Reading, tobacconist—Feb. 8, J. Cole, Robert-street, Limehouse, victualler —Feb. 4, C. Webb, Oxford ...

... money and other valuables. Fortunately both thief and property were found. Last week the hop-growers, _c., of West Kent, assembled at Maidstone, and ttu meeting unanimously agreed tbat continuance of the present Hop Duty would be preferable to total repeal ...

... be despatched onitheir appointed days,as unudes':- i FOR NEW YORK , Tosis. To sail. ANTARCTIC. ?? A.Zerega 2,210 This day. GOL.DEN AGE ?? ewlauds '2,211 25th May. CONSTELLATION ?? 2,ahi) 311th KENNEBEC. - Hachelder 1,8CO Anda ucein a kt every live days ...

... beautiful white swans presented to Mr. Clapham (the lessee) by Earl I Fitxwilliam about a fortnight ago, two splendid Chinese golden pheasants were received from bis Lordship yesterday. Tuesday was the high-day this Whitsuntide carnival, when believe tbere ...

... of public men on tne subject of legislative interference with religion. At about the same time the Rev. H. H. Dodney, of Maidstone, was engaged addressing meetings at Dover, Folkestone, Elhara, and New Romney, all tbe county of Keut. These were numerously ...

... London every Sunday. at Y am. Goods re- ceived at the Dubliln and l.iverpool Steam Nh'qrrf, Lower East Smithfield. and ht West Kent Wharf, Sotlthwark. For further partiualaisrapply to the Secretary, IV. J. Egan, Dublin; James Harnleyand Co., 137, Leaderi ...

... from the bouse of Mr. Thomas Hindle, Boar-lane, of a pair of boots and stays. It appeared that the prisoner had left Mrs. Hindle's service a few day s ago, carrying with her a pair of boots belonging to her mistress, and pair of stays belonging to a deceased ...

... since. Monday morning last he put on his Sunday boots and went out, saying he would be back to breakfast at half-past eight. She got it ready and waited till nearly ten, but he never came the Sunday boots had excited her suspicion, and she went to see ...

... to be the sure forerunner. Another man a rich farmer, well dressed and appointed, was seen wendshouidp ay a rofooted ' his boots bein carried on a stick over his iue ha hen questioned upon this curious mode of proceedto itâ„¢ d-Are^ rist that \ Waa * Primage ...

... Lawrence, Oray's-inn; off. as. Mr. Edwards, Sambrookcourt, Basinghall-street. Pet. Oct. 11. HOLBECK, James, Marylebone-street, Golden-square, gold laceman, Oct. 22, at 11, Dec. 3, at 2, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sols. Messrs. Vincent and Freeman, Staple-inn; ...

... appears that in the year ending the sth of January the public income from corn amounted to £404,385. The American steam-ship Golden Age is intended *° sail for Australia from Liverpool about the 10th of next month. Captain M'Clure is from Wexford, Ireland ...

... Dringboe, Bridlington, second prize £6) for short horns. In Poultry —Mr. William Smith, Kent House, Halifax, several prises ; Mr. E. Auckland, Doncaster, first prise golden spangled Hamburgs—cock and three pullets, chickens of Mr. E. Throop, Keighley ; Mr ...