... Aug. 6. CERTIFICATES to be granted unless cause be shown' to the contrary on the day of mneetinig. J. Harris, Buckingham, boot and shoemaker, Aug. 5- S. T. Jay, Badley, Suffolk, miller, Aug. 5-W. G. H. Taunton, Liverpool, civil engineer, Aug, 7. INSOLVENT ...

... the pockets of the rock; it is beautiful to see it-like plums in a dumpling. I trust you will come and get a share of the golden harvest, g No man can tell how far the gold fields extend. Mount le Alexander lies about ninety miles from Melbourne. J. g ...

... his hand. His image, his oiuthenae, his manner, his voice, ore impressed upon every memory, and live in every ear. In the golden saloon and sn the busy m erket-place to the last h might be found. The rising generation among whom he lived will recollect ...

... set~rvi~g weavers~~n more pinched neeewomen-while there is a yard ?? at home e prea o tegl and lusty Handsl to ,work a ship tothe golden south. Moses may grra~- thd oozet -about the Minorieo. must .rqolc..lk I :r a.| A, , U1PODE8. ' - or ' t f ; A _ , It . mug ...

... broker, Feb. 22. CEsTeRwCATEs, to be granted. enlers canso be shown to the contrary, an the day of meeti::r.-W. Robinson, Maidstone, Kent, linen'raper, Feb, 22-C. Arnold, WVat!iag-street, Cheap- side, and Gras-uchnrel-strret, dealer in proviticns, Feb. 23-W ...

... Shooter's-hill, Kent, and New City-chambers, Bishopsgate-street, inepector of agencies-G. Buckhavi, Phelp-street, Walworth-commou, tobacconist-G. W. Tonissaint, Homerton-row, Hackney, snrveyer-J. Osborn, Ewell, and Cheam-common, Surrey boot and shoe maker-M ...

... Hnll',bnsterman-W. J. WadlerndEn l ?? b~pgig -d~ UbI 0 F PW¢ Falxmmi, 1pawte, posting miaster- H Stephens? u Glamorgaushie, boot and shbecmaker-R. Tr' .i1g, ilany Tydfil, 61 orgnnbire, fishmonger-W 1?8' carver.* TUESDAY, or, SLy gXIMPTS.-E. Pistrucci, ...

... Pavilion on the 17th. Messrs. Whatman and Wykeham Martin are condi- dates for the representation of the western division of Kent at the next election. A pil1 of three days, on the question of granting a church. rate. in Hackaey, closed Sept. 1, when the ...

... J. Wootfrbitf Ldather.Iano, Holborn, licensed vletualler. Off. assig., ca- navi Aldermanbuary -J. T. Murray. Lower James e Golden-aquare, pianoforte maker, Off. aseig.. Pennell, Gnil4 hallhamarbers Basinghasill-treeh - J. R. Wetteflq, Oxaix4 ctreet, boolsller ...

... Bank- side, Southwark; and Idle, Yorkshire, stone merchants. Off. assig., Graham, Basinghall-street-E. Hooker, Syden- ham, Kent, contractor. Off. assig., Stansfeld, Basinghall- street-J. Fraser, Lower Thames-street, City, 'wine mer- chant. Off. assig ...

... anything *to sav on t'he 'other side. N-o :one,!however, accepted 'the iinviteation} and tb re~meting ehurtly a~fter beeke up. KENT.-& LTERAMRY PAuPER. -The following is the'exaot copy of a letter sent froem a pauper to the' board of guardians at Chathams ...

... around the opening at either end, The slender pillars that supported the roof were connected by garlands formed of holly, golden furre, and laurus- tinus in flower, with pendants composed of tendrils of ivy. A knot with streamers of the colours of Eng- ...