... e, Notiing-hill, house decorator lureu. M. K. Van, Buckiugham-road, commission agent lames, T., Church row, Bethual-greeH, boot manufacturer Jaum, J., Swithland, Lucestetshire, woodman iraniwell. E., E>am, Derbyshire, butcher Urn .id. H.. Strangeways ...

... Brewer-street. Golden-square, tailor Scott, P. T., Church-street. New North-road, I-Jiogton, tailor Taylor, J. J., Willow-place, New Town, Kent, boot maker Teele. G. S.. Stainaby-terrace. Poplar, commercitl Wackett. A. B , Kglingtou-road North Bow, boot manufacturer ...

... SHOCKING MURDER OF A WOMAN IN KENT. On Saturday Mr. J. N. Dudlow, one of the coroners for West Kent, held an inquest at the village publichouse at Trosley, which is about a'tnile from the main road between Maidstone and Sevenoaks, and about midway between ...

... Hart, R, Windsor, boot Hall, J. W. C., Corn se-chambers, Seething-lane, corm broke Hart, W., Lower Edmonton general dealer Hall. W., Deptford, tabo: rer Jackson, W.. Great Maly ra Wore estershire, fishmonger Jones, W. A. Liverpool, boot deal er Johnson ...

... Upton-on-oevt.ru, Worceetershiro, huckster and shopkeeper Klenck, J. ML Hoxton. out businers J., Cambridge-atieet, Golden-square, Middlesex, boot oloi ...

... Millward, Lieut. Avery, and men. 18th (Droitwich), Captain Blick ; total, 89. 19th (Upton-on-Severn), Captain Kent, Lieut. Braddon, Ensign Kent ; total, 80. 21st (Bromsgrove) Captain Bourne, Lieut. Horton ; total, 65. Five of the companies had bands—namely ...

... for last year's growth is confined to the wants of consumers, and prices are without alteration. KENT DISTRICT. During the week the weather in Maidstone has been somewhat unfavourable for hop-picking, as well as for the progress of the hops themselves ...

... the dweUing-house of Jas. Jones, Common ' on the 16th inst., and 8> mone a P ft h boots, and c Wr u consta ble traced the thief to Ashford, re he found him wit h the boots and n to turday next. *QdV Wan ~, SOR -V.—Caroline Smith, regular r offender, was ...

... Lewiaham, Kent, bricklayer Hooper. E. J., Ryde, Hampshire, fishmonger Hogg, W., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, chemist Howarth, T. H., Liverpool, oil refiner Johnson, R., Great Yarmouth, publican Jones, A. M., Aberystwith, Cardiganshire, tavern keeper Kent, H, R, ...

... Broughton, Lancashire, beerseller Mercer, W„ Rochdale, draper Mullis, W. H., St. Thomas's-road, Old Kent-road, marble mason Nichols. S. A,, Old Kent-road, oilman Paine, H. C, Biusted, Hauts, victualler Palm, W., Oxton, Cheshire, commission agent Parsons ...

... BRANDY, the produce of the fine KENT MORELLA CHERRY, is now an established favorite in the Hunting Field and with Sportsmen generally. It may be obtained through any Wine Merchant, direct from the Distillery, Maidstone, 42s per dozen case. 553 GREAT WESTE ...

... ON WEDNESDAY EVZI/NO an invinest warn held in the boardroom of St. George's Workhouse, on the body of Susannah Cornwell, of Kent-street, aged n. The deceased was attacked with giddiness on Tuesday, the 4th February, and fell over a low fender on to the ...