... 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 ...

... shsbrflokrar Alir1i 2. 12. II at1-~G ?? diryan Ap~l18, atil ,1-14. at i. Hall, New Glee ?? 2, a; it-C. M. Cordlsrll. Lee, stitle a Kent, farmer, Mdarch It, at 1-G. Chatileld. lienley Studfs ion. DErAi idkeeper, March 27. at 11-Charlotte Willard, late lit, THurs~n ...

... Mills, Glamorganshire, miller-Dec. 1S. T. Clarkson, New. castle-upon-Tyne, boot and slice dealer-Dec. 18. H. Sidders, Toynham, Kent, brickmaker-Dec. 18. t. Wiles, Faversham, Kent, poulterer-Dec. 17. J. Edwards, Mold, Flintshire, watch- maker-Dec. 17. J ...

... HfOP INTELLIGENCB. (FROMix TE[H MAIDSTONE JTOURiNAh. MAIDsToNE.-Now that picking has generally commenced in this district, it is found the hops do not come down so, well as was at one tirne anticipated ; and the backers of a £270,000 duty are more runmerous ...

... Rlimes and nos. In G(ia'sij . Aovreh ie3l Comjasy, and all U3roe ard Ciehllidth-lAditl THE DOUBLE MURDER IN KENT. At the Kent- assizes at Maidstone on Monday ?? Justice Stephen, the grand jury found a- true. bill against John Knocker, who was: indicted for ...

... Yorkshire, fornietre broker-J. DOUBLE- DAY, Nottingham, out of hnsinea-T. GIBBINS, Rugby, Warwe-ickshire boot and shoemaker-. HUDSON., BOURbgto, Dercheler, Kent, grocer -C. ASLAND, Maisamore, Glouceseaershre, fisherman-J. WOODYATT. Uppe Taley Stffodshremller- ...

... [This article is substituted for that which appeared in the Gazette of March 17.] By the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Kent-West Kent Light Infantry Reginmeut of Militia-William Waring Gwillim, Gent., to bd Ensign, vice Townsend, ap- pointed to the Royal ...

... thence to start for Caenada. A crowded meeting of ?? labourera took place ia the Corn Ex~hango, Maidstone, on inesday might. Mr. Simmons, rseretary of the Kent Lsbourera' Union, an- nounoed at the coammenoement of the prooeedings that the look-out in Kknt ...

... DIVIDEND. a1toeiT l dividord of 2s. lti.. hrril 20, and any Eubse- o Atty G. D. Ifalket, Horns Bey, Kent, ship ?? I. W. flar- - risen and G. Taylor, Iladlow, Kent. ?? 0. Ie. I. BUILing, i Wells, Norfolk, ?? 0. T. Ketrip, Loose, Rent, 1s:.lwt-rt--May 6SWT1.Whlto ...

... merest chance 1 of the golden grain being lost from want of hands to gather it, they would joyfully join the farmer in such a request.-I am, Sir, your obedfent servant, ALFRfED SIMMONS, Hon. See. Kent and Sussex Labodjers' Unito, Maidstone, March 16. Ti PRINoE ...

... Euifrages in the Tory interest. - SWsu H, iEstermatiarette. wil Y EXTENSIVE FIRE AT MAIDSTONE.-A fire, very I n serious ia its nature and extent, broke out in Maidstone on cus e Monday morning, shortly after midnight. It commenced wh in the King's Arms ...

... for this reason that they prefer grass to cultivated land. KENT.-The High Sheriff of the county, Mr. Faunce de Laume, has recently been addressing a large agricultural gathering at Maidstone. He pointed out how we imported into this country 500,ooo,ooo ...