... Thorpe.l*Jsokea, Essex, boot-makcr. s. » bankrupts.—ToisDar, jolt 7, T. Pxamom, Csllhorpe-place, Grajr’s-lnn-raad, Ironmonger,. H O. Moktime*, Leo, Kent, builder. * F - Smith, Hastings, Sussex W. Limettir, Tonbridge Wells, Kent, corn dealer. J. Edgar, ...

... builder. J. Smith, Staplehurst, Kent, corn dealer. A. Sherman, George-street, Minories,and New Broad-street, City, general lerchant. S. Gass, Essex-street, Strand, Importer of fancy goods. W. Bryant, Stratford, Es->ex, boot maker. T. Cornell, King-street ...

... Pelham Dalleon, the Qneeni Own (K> W. Kent) Keglmeot, youngest son of M. H. Dalison, E?q., of Hamptons, Tonbridge, to Mary Mabel, youngest daughter of the late L. D, Wigan, Esq., and Mrs. Wigan, of Oakwood, Maidstone. Hawkins—Fabnham,— Jan. 19. by the Rev ...

... public-house proved very useful, especially as I had to mount the Golden Cap We had splendid bread, some local cheese, and a glass of prime Dorset ale, and very soon the mounting of Golden Cap began. It was cruel work for a Londoner, but I surmounted it ...

... information then obtained, to prefer this charge against Mr. Soape. Opening of the Direct Maidstone Railway.- On Wednesday the new line of railway, via Strood, on the North Kent line to Mudstone, was opened for general traffic. It passes through the valley of ...

... gfliou by the common consent of his patrons :— entlemen are not to appear in the rooms either on 'l'l-&y or Friday evenings in boots, nor ladies in riding habits. II That the ball shall begin as soon as possible sfter seven o'clock, snd finish precisely at ...

... lid B, ; A, 6* 10J ;X, 8* 9d. Fat, lid, l|', 2| t ; tK*t beef, 2ad. Thb Maid ok Kent —Misa Caroline Heathorne, well known aa the Maid of Kent, haa juat died at Maidstone in her 105th year. It easy to detect whether butter is rancid, or to say if sugar ...

... occurred at Ohio on Friday night, bringing down several of the houses that remained standing after the late catastrophe. Golden Terra Gold Mine, in Dakota, fell in on Thursday night, killing three Insi s .injuring five, and aurying 11 others. These latter ...

... pairs of boots, value 5s 9d, by false pretences of Obed Carter, St. Mary-street. On Saturday she went to Mr Carter’s shop all >ging that Mrs Chick had sent her for two pairs boots, and she (Mrs ' Chick) would call and pay for them. The boots were supplied ...

... Harrison, Harrietsham and Maidstone, Kent coal merchant. BANKRUPTS.—Toesdat, Sept. 22. J. Saunders, Thurlton, Norfolk, miller. T. B. Danirll, High-street, Poplar, founder. H. Whitxell, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, boot maker. H. Arnold and H. J. ...

... DESTROYER Removes Hair without Harm the Skin, and Warranted. Post Free 2s. 9d. and s*. 4d. OUR GOLDEN HAIR WASH Change* the Hair to a beautiful Golden or Golden brown shade, Krffiout injury. Poet Free 2s. 9d. and ss. 4d. AV the abort tent free from obterv'ttion ...

... call of £lO per share on the shareholder!. terrible fire has burnt down whole quarter of Constantinople. The dockyards of the Golden Horn arc entirely reduced to ashes. The loss is estimated not less than half million sterling At the Liverpool assizes, on ...