... recommeed it to schools is a study it. —Sunday Times. 11 the same Editor. 64. each, A tiARLAND Fifty Part for Villages or THE GOLDEN HARVEST. Twelve era. German Pour Part Soup. Soros, and Co. attest. B 008E14 — SAC ItED MUSICAI I; BIN Library of for Pianoforte ...

... Conversazione: Jews Society. Chastisement Children. Ladies in Low Spirits. High-heeled Boots. Also, Large Coloured Fashion Plate, Jules David. Coloured Pattern Golden-cross Band. life-size Patterns of Irma, Bodice, and Bertha. Engravings of Morning, Evening ...

... Low-road, Hunslet. boot manu- facturer. Oct. 27. Holden. Edward George. 147, Boxiey-road, Maidstone, com- mercial traveller. Oct. 23. Stone. Harry, and Martin, Walter George (trading as Stone and Martin), Constitution-hill, Snodland, Kent, cycle manu- facturers ...

... Bromptoe, paymaeter R.N.—March t, H. Gallon, Brompton, Kent, tailor—Feb. 10, W. R. Herbert, Sewhridgeworth. Horta, railway potter—Feb. 18, O- Payers, Long Melford, Soffolk—Feb 12, O. Anaten, Breoehler, Kent, wood dealer—Feb. 11, T. Marlow, Rugby, earthenware ...

... . at 1. LYON R. Ac CO.— SALVAGE goods, comprising woollens, cotton-flannel, shirtings, boots, drapery goods, table glass- leather, lamps. Ace; at Leo-st.. Old Kent-rd., at 12. TO-MORROW. EVANS E.— FREEHOLDS and leaseholds. Finsbury. P.aynes- pk.. Wimbledon ...

... . William Porch, the il.Av-U ~on of John Porch Goldine. of Upper > -. a^- i *6. In^erre.l at Ditton, near Maidstone, giyi ?? a: North Cray. Kent, George HePhecson ?? ?? Cray an I Aldermanbury-avenue, London, •..•■-;r v ?? April i. at 12. Hilidrop-road ...

... Without, wine merch. Ockmore, James, Old Kent-rd. fishmonger's assistant. Gurney, William, Maidenhead, ironmonger. Dunn, William Thomas, Aveley, Essex, bricklayer and builder. Collins, William, jun. Maidstone, out of business. hvard, Old-Bt. St. Luke's ...

... please accept this intimation. KENT *Sept 25, at Budleigh balterton, South Devon, Eliza widow of Captain Henry Kent, Royal Navy of Belle Vne, Port Royal Mountains, Jamaica, and eldest daughter of the late Captain William Kent, Royal Navy, in her 90th year ...

... BANKRUPTS. •Tohn Watson, Northampton-st., Old Kent-rd.. August 12, 11. i hoi.i.is Ikckinsall, Stevvnton, builder, August 12. at 12. Kli/abeth Turnci, i;cgent-.-»treot, walk, \ict««ller, 12, at 11. .T» hn Wctton. 43.Cl»el»ea, milk seller, August 12, at ...

... Fletcher', Four-in-Hand. by Freshman-Fine Sport, beat Sir R. Jardine's Glen Dochart. by Glencele-Magnolia. Mr. It. F. Gladstone's Golden Harp. by Herschel-Harm etring, beat Mr. R. Russell's Rowley. by Restorer-Roguery. The WESTRAW PURSE. Winner. IXI. runner-up ...

... Liverpool, electrical engi- neer. Dec. 10. ?? . . * Chambers. Charles, Langley, Kent, farmer and jam manufae* turer. Dec. 8. __ , __ . _ „ Witten, John, Ridden Farm. Lenham, Kent, farmer, Dec. 11. . Roberts. William Owen, Commercial-street and Llant'air- ...

... Stoddart and James, Bristol, ink manufacturers — Vernon and Wiuterbottom, Whitehaven, boot and sho- mer- chants. RECEIVING ORDERS. Beck. Jacob. 22. Darwin-street. Old Kent-road, baker, Jan. 23. Brewer, Reginald, lately carrying on business at 27, Charles- ...