... merchant J 'hn Cracknel!, Enfield, licensed victualler Alfred Marchant, Maidstone, clothier Peter Koran, Birmingham, grocer Jtv'inald Woodcock, Weymouth, ironmonger Thomas Walker, York, boot maker Kuttner and Robert Clubeley White, Kingiton-upon-Hull, shipowners ...

... Chatham Kent, cornfactor Thamas Coulson Taylor, Conduit Street, Hanover-square, house decorator Bernhard Polak, Broad-street buildings. City, foreign importer William Henry Newton. Stratford, Essex, builder William Bould, Wolverhampton, boot maker William ...

... Wells wheelwright Playfoot, Miss Louisa, Tudeley, near Tunbridge Wells, spinster Plimpton. Miss J. Maidstone, spinster Plimpton, Miss J. 8., Maidstone, spinster Porter. Joseph L., Great Yarmouth, gentleman Pottell, William, 4, Bruce terrace, Northumb ...

... Commanding-in-Cbief visited the Maidstone garrison on Wednesday. for the purpose of inspecting and dismissing a portion of the cavalry establishment The duke, accompanied his aide-de-camp, arrived by the 10.15 train, North Kent line, from London, and was received ...

... and Reeves to 0d ; Quails, 0s to each; Plover Eggs, (Hi to Od per dozen ; Golden Plover, to Os. (id; Dottrell. 0s Os. od. HOPS.—Mid and East Kents, 105s, choice, 140s; Weald of Kents, to 68s, choice 765; Sussex, BUs 625, choice, 68s; car lings, to os, choice ...

... Messrs. Soames and Cooke, of Wokingham,) was counsel for the defendant. The plaintiff is butler to gentleman living near Maidstone, in Kent, and the plaintiff, a gardener and pensioner, occupying the premises at Wokingham, wliieh the plaintiff claimed. It ...

... however, still pursued the journey, but so shocked was she on going along the aisle of the church in company with the dirty boots, that she renewed her complaints, and, setting at defiance all remonstrance, left the church, and refused to be married. Dinner ...