... horse put to, and himself drove M. Andersen to Maidstone, whence he would proceed by train to Folkestone. They had thus an opportunity of spending two more hours together amid the richest land- scapes of Kent; they rattled past rich fields and glorious woods ...

... Gazetle of Yesterday.) Sydney Joseph George, Freneh'chemist, Niorton, Folgate, Middlesex - Charles Powell, grocer, Dartford, Kent. *Afnia Maria Owen, china dealer, New Bond Street, Mid. dleser. William Gunnelland John Browne, biscuit manufacturers, Landport ...

... £120,000; candles and noap, £300,00; petroleum and coal oil, £500,000; leaf tobacco, £1,O00,000; snuff and clgars, £600,000; boots and shoes, £500,000; from hats, caps, bonnets, cloaks, shArts, umbrells, &c., £400,000; paper, £200,000; from leather, £200 ...

... Mayor, Recorder, and Ceuncillors of Graveseud. The scene as the royal carriages proceeded up Harmer Street, then the brigade of Kent Artil- lery, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Gladdish, lining either side of the road was strikingly beautiful, and ...

... a his hand, in 1856, to Princess Adelaide of Hohen- p lohe-Langenburg, whose mother is a daughter of S the late Duchess of Kent by her first husband, t' and consequently half sister of Qaeen Victoria. ii The House of Hohenlohe-Langenburg belongs to h ...

... atiosnpleero foors eniforasly aced evi- Or l qeIorrO, o 'Cs- cIdently. Ale, lute seueface of scaler, is net mnoved, deprceaeel, boot- y_ - I or raised suddenly ; nor aloes it, after lacing so avaved or en- des ,1,,l-,55,ir ,-i'qie a cuielbalanced acI eaa_ ...

... . The shock wis felt at -Maidstone, Itwentyeight miles dist6a4', and Crayford Church is seriouisly damagedi. , -: SCENE 'AT TLE STATIONS 'AND THE - ...

... The .triAY'd ft h)r Pr *7 T~he ,uir.de',nb!tLo.,,p~; for thesnrderof ?? children diid .in - Agustb: ,1M dom'mncedT ?? it Maidstone. i` de'appqrodx, esrous ,. ducting his own -dffrce . a fd a rib4ef' ptponobientj ;,W Ih waso ,rianted, .the Judge advintp ...

... justice, and ought not to be condemned, except upon sufficient prima facie evidence. According to the Hon. Member for East Kent, Sir R Cllifton had been seen within a recent period, in the enjoyment of perfect freedom, walking quietly in the streets with ...

... directed his Lordship to lay the matter before the V ?? inCtambecs, and he would canue an investigation to be made. THE MAIDSTONE ELSCTION. CEnAnGE Or PErsURv. At the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, Henry Chambers. 45, sreitb, stood Indicted for wilfal ...

... remanded for a week. CHOLERA AND HOP-PICKING. A correepondent in Kent states that the annual Immigration of hop-pickers from London bas been the mea~ns of producing con~siderable excitement in Kent. Some ideai of the nlumbers conveyed by the two railway companies ...

... Milne, Mains of Druininnor, 29 1hb. pr 1j ll cz. 2, Mr Cran, Auclne 27 lbs. 9 or. ;3, Mr La ing, Mill- field, 28 lbs 6 oz. Bcr Kent Barley'-1, Mr Milne, Manins of Druminnmor, 42J lbs.;2 tic at Mir Moir, Mains of Wardhouss, 44 lbs. we in Swedish Turnin -l ...