... Caerleon and Newport, 011 ttie a Crickhowell, and Brecon, and from the Usk, to Abergavei Iiy three hours before the lime of sail- Golden Lion, A e b »- >|owlllg coaches leave tho King's tlcad ing for Bristol. follows :—I he Abeigavenny Mail every Hotel, Newport ...

... Fishing Boots Coats Stockings „ Trousers „ Bags „ Hats Foot and Pump Valves, for ocean steamers Foot Balls Gaiters Garters Game Bags Gas Bags Vessels Gig Aprons Gloves Gum Rings Gun Covers Gusset Webbing Goloshes Hat Covers Horse Brush and Ring Boots „ Cloths ...

... charge against Mr. Snape. OPENING OF THE DIRECT RAILWAY.—On Wednesday the new line of railway, via Strood, on the North Kent line to Maidstone, was opened for general traffic. It passes through the valley of the Medway—a most picturesque and diversified country— ...

... the above-named day. WEST KENT REGISTRATION COURTS.—The revising barrister, R. Agle, Esq., has just appointed the following days for the revision of the lists of voters for parishes comprised in the several districts of West Kent, viz.: Sevenoaks, 29th ...

... Essex, boot-maker. BANKRUPTS.—TUESDAY, JULY 7. T. PEARSON, Caltliorpe-place, Gray's-inn-road, ironmonger,. H G. MORTDIEK, Lee, Kent, builder. T. SMITH, J. HILDER, G. SCKIVENS, and F. SMITH, Hastings, Susses bankers. W. LIDBETTER, Tonbridge Wells, Kent, corn ...

... HARRISON, Harrietsham and Maidstone, Kent coal merchant. BANKRUPTS.—TUESDAY, SEPT. 22. J. SAUNDERS, Thurlton, Norfolk, miller. T. U. DANIELL, High-street, Poplar, founder. H. WHITTELL, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, boot maker. H. ARNOLD and H. J. ...

... Prince Edward's Island, merchants. W. P. WAGHORN, Westerham, Kent, grocer. A. S. AUSTSN, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, ship broker. W. S. WELLS, Hertford, butcher. T. TOHPSON, Maidstone, builder. J. HAY WARD, Wa.wick and Milverton, Warwickshire, miller ...

... by the exhibitors. For the best hop-pressing machine (in cloth), for the home market, Wm. Weeks, of Maidstone, has been awarded the prize, for his Kent pattern hop-pressing machine. In hops, the first prize of 101., for the best sample of Golding hops ...

... factor. -G. Jury and F. Jury, Maidstone, Kent, tailors.—G. M Glass, sen., Brandon-street, Walworth, chemist-A. Hanniball, Great Portland-street, boot maker.—J. Evennett, High-street, Poplar, corn dealer.-E. W. Worman, Charlton, Kent, widow.—T. Grif- fiths, ...

... Tower-hill, tobacconist. — J. E. Prior, Eden-place, Old Kent-road, cheesemonger. J. High-street, Battersea, colour grinder.—j. Anderson, Church-street, Hackney, oilman.—J. Overage, Sherrard street, Golden square, general dealer.- J. Hows, Brentwood, Essex ...

... Curtain-road, chair maker. Brown, G., sen., and Brown, G., jnn., Edgware, corn dealers. Chilton, J., Knockholt, Kent, farmer. « m Ty>>Vjins,, Kent, farmer. Ruthe, i-ii-- draper's assistant. Mew, J. P., and Thorne, G., Isle of Wignr, uiig-inteio. Lloyd, L ...

... Glamorganshire, licensed victualler. Moore, Samuel, West Buckland, Somersetshire, dealer in turf. Pellatt, William, Maidstone, Kent, boot maker. BANKRUPTS, JAN. 14. Kortoske, D. B. and B., London-wall, City, hat manufacturers. Perton, William, jim., Be ...