... 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 ...

... mitted for trial by Alderman Wilson, for throwing her son, aged six, from the third-floor window of a house in Sun-court, Golden-lane, by which he was seriously hurt in the head. The prisoner pleaded drunkenells-this was denied by the police-officer. ...

... —Bengal; Maidstone 52nd ditto—Limerick 4th ditto-Hampton Court 53rd ditto-Bengal; Chatham 6th Dragoons—Dublin 54th ditto—Quebec 7thHussars-Dub)ia 55th ditto—Gibraltar; Cork 8th ditto- tlouiis low 56th ditto-Bermuda; Chatham 9thLancers-Bengal; Maidstone 57th ...

... 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 ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Cook, Thorpe le Soken, Essex, boot maker. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Holmes, St. Paul's-churchyard, bookseller. John Ellison, Bread-street, Cheapside, and Harley-street, Cavendish-square, warehouseman. ...

... 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 ...

... balmiest and serenest air; That palms they bear for deeds they have achieved, And crowns of glory each, and all, received To golden harps they sing His matchless praise, In songs unheard, unlearnt, immortal lays That sun, nor moon, nor light of star they ...

... 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. ...

... around the opening at either end. The slender pillars which supported the roof were connected by gas lands formed of holly, golden furze, and laurestiuus in flower, with pendants composed of tendrils of ivy. A knot with streamers of the colours of England ...

... cornfactors Thomas Syckelmore, Maidstone, currier Thomas Garner Gabriel, Midford-place, and London-street, Tottenham-cour'-road, and Birmingham, brush board manufacturer John Thomas, S'rood, Kent, ironfounder John Page. Hythe, Kent, grocer Adolphus A-kerhan ...