... tailor, Feb. 21. R. Pinhey, Plymouth. grocer, Feb. 23. W. A. Reeves, Maidstone, Kent, cabinetmaker, Feb. 22. J. Reid, Edgware-road, Bexley-heath, Woolwich, Roblaenter, Chatham, ant Maidstone, draper, Feb. 22. J. Ward, Bishopsgate-strert Within. City, rift-mist ...

... family arrived at their town residence, Montague Ilona, on Saturday, from Northamptonshire. The new church of St. Stephen's, Kent-road, Borough, Southwark, was consecrated on Sunday by the Lord Bishop of Winchester. The criminal Ayme, who sent some poisoned ...

... Bryanstone-square, corn dealer, May 7. .1. Webster, Southgate, Middlesex, dealer in mining shares, May 9. J. J. Weston, Cranbrook, Kent, cattle dealer. A. Wheeler, Buckingham, basket maker, May 7. CERTIFICATE to be confirmed unless cause be 'bowl' to the contrary ...

... Guerdians The Chimes Junk has bees wowed from the East India Duck, sober arm place of exhibition ad joining the Essex-street steam-boot _riser, Strand. A private the Lk regiment of Light Infantry wee sentenced to death by corrt-meatial, Paris, an Thursday week ...

... Mr.,Coxe and party, London. Mr. 11. Junes, Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Tredwell, Strathem, Surrey. Mies Jackson, Eltham Park, Kent. Miss Skilliter, erosion Towers, Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth Crook, Rochdale. Mr. and ...

... manufacturers, Dee. 2. 0. aod 8. Bauc khem, Gravesend, Kent, and Baking, &rex, boat builders, Nov. 22. 0. Bauckham, Gravesend, Kent, and Barking, Baser. boat builder, Nov. 29. Sarah Beuckhsm, Gravesend. Kent, and Barking, Essex, boat builder, Nov. 29. J. P ...

... priers, although not quotably hinher, hare an upw ard teaot dewy. Sutras 63e. 71e. rot.; Weald Krnts, 70.. to ; Mid. and East Kent, 64e to WOACWITICIII, JAN. II —The storks of hop. on hand ars very short, and if trade generally continues good, aspect higher ...

... Sharpies, mon , and J. Sharply., jun., Daisylield. Lancashire, cotton ..pinners, May 16. 0 . Stew,. rt, Crin en-place Old Kent-road, Camberwell, clerk in the Ordnar May 16. I'. Taylor, Great Saber May 6. J._B. Wrier, St. James's- Szoontion of Vntriek ...

... as lbs olefin as of Our poor friend's reverie, you xee, is shattered by the appearance of that very son Tom with the leaky boots. Tula list got a plaes—his employment apparently being to exhibit on his persou as many oolours as possible. The troth is ...

... might proceed with his statement. The prisoner then said that he was horn and renrel in • place called Ash, in the county of Kent, in /Nyland, where his father and mother lived. In July, 1841, he worked as • labourer. He then knew by eyesight only • yo•ing ...

... F; Antlsem, 6 Blessed be thou,'' Kent. Sunday Morning.-Clhant, J. S. Pring E flat No. 2; Ta Deum andi Jubilate in G as sung at the Quebec Chapel, London ; Hayes S E flat Communion ; Antlsem, 1 Hear my prayer, Kent; a tile Sermon was preached by tile ...

... occasioned by the late good. Tux FLOODS AT IIItREFORD.—The river Wye bag from the eontinued rain., been flooded for a fortnight, boot on Thursday week its sudden and Molls* boundaries breams matter of much anxiety to all the dwellers on its banks. On Thursday ...