... Burgeon, Feb. 24, at 1. ih T . Jarrett, Maidstone, cattle dealer, Fob. 24, at 12. ber md W.Walkier, Marshall-st., Lendon-rd., Southwark; assistant, Feb. 24, atI12. no A. Hue. South-row, Marshall-et., Goldens merchant, Feb. 24, At 12. the- J. C. Shaw ...

... Mr. George William Curti*, the American u ...

... r day another child, aged 14 months, living in Golden-grove, died from infan- tile cholera, ATTACK mJOX rA MAN 3Y AN ELEPHIMNT.- On Monday, as Edmunds's (late Wombwell's) menagerie was entering Maidstone for the fair, which commences to- morrow, a very ...

... it told. We feel that enough has been quoted to prove that all people may welcome these Kansan poems as addition to their Golden Treasury, •ml conclude traps, rib a graceful greeting from Ironquill to our Queon, written last June— Live on. Queen; beyond ...

... - Gibraltar. D - Bangalore. 16th - Barrackpore, E - Kirkee. 17th - Dover. F - Umballah. 18th - Kurraohee, Dep It R.H.A. Maidstone. 19th - Pashawar. let Brigade, Halifax. 20th - Kamptee. 24 - Mauritius. 21st - P. Brookhurst, 3d - Montreal. 22d - Morar ...

... was given. DEATH op AN EX-M.P.-Mr. James Whatmuan, late M.P. for Maidstone, died at his Maiastone residence on Saturday morning. The deceased gentlemun at one time represented West Kent. SALE OFFAItMING STOCK ATIBOROUGEIBRIDGE.- On Friday Mr. George Freeman ...

... taps or valves, and in apparatus for regulating st tire dow of fluids ; dated July 17, 1858.-Win. Wildee, of re Maidstone, in the county of Kent, paper maker, for an in- ventioi of An improved arrangement or arrangements of maohinery for reducing vegetable ...

... Trufalai-rorad, Old Kent-road, and now . Dunstan's-terroa,' Forest Hill-road, London, formerly in partirer- ship pith Mr.E. Marsh, Tnder the style of Sutolitfeand Madsh, corn . . dcalers, bakerr, and confeetioners Robert Brettingeam, Old Kent-mad, London, licensed ...

... highly appreciated. In a very pretty and seasonable operetta. entitled The Old and New Year, the juniors of the sehool won golden opinis, nl the selection from Charles. Reade's The Crushed Critics was given with great spirit, and was amusing in the ...

... THE TIME OF FRUITFULNESS. Paper for the Season. marched eke foot* wo* laden with the harvest's which he made boot*; And him enriched with bounty of the soyla. one hand, a* fit for harvest's to vie, > a knifehook, and in th* other liand mir with which ...

... Frirthl, jun.. Halifax. Commended-Win. ,oilSmith. Kent Htouse. Sentries. serl Boot fantaits. 10s., John Firth, jun., Halifax; lad do., Os.. Samuel As~pi- Riohson, Pocklingotrn. Commended-Win. Smith. Kent Housae. 5 tO Beat outers or croppers, lIs,, W. B ...

... could produce a& horticultbtal disply to eclipse that Made at York, though several ill-informed persons, nd j Southerners to boot, asserted that it altogether oatrivalled any such exhibition that the great metropolis could submit to notice. It was whispered ...