... Friday's Gazette.J—T. Jarrat, Maidstone, cattle dealer. T.S. Fryer, Hoxton, cabinet maker, P. Dorwaid and G, B. Hawkes, Clapham, starch manufacturers. E, Lonan, Edmonton, carpenter. G. F. Church, London and Northampton, boot and shoe manufacturer. G. Shears ...

... Bavarians and Bel gians lower values have been accepted. In olds there is nothin g doing. Mid and East Kents, 70s to 130s, choice 180s; Weald of Kents, &0s to 112s, choice, 169s; Sussex, 80s to 1108, choice, 140s ; Bavaiians, 90s to 105s; choice, 120s ; ...

... man, saes* the farmer's capital at the tam Ito yield a better and certain profit. If we somider sad as thooghtful mea we are booted to do too) toe meat difficulties as well se reopembildirs which miltiplyien se, we shall be led to appreciate more earthly ...

... forced out. On one side of the face was the impression of the nails of a heavy boot. Eldridge was at once apprehended, and his boots and trousers were taken possession of. The boots had evidently been partially washed, but there were marks of blood upon them ...

... 1 express reservation of his own freeh old fishery. ‘The ceremony of the investiture of the Prince of Wales with ommons of Kent, was done to mpany having under the grantee (Askew) acquired an ins Tyler, the leader of the C by one determined blow the ...

... sun, residing near the locality, has in his poesessiou a gallon full of the pnecioni metal, in pions of all aim.. Since the golden rent ' has lealnd out people hare been flocking to the diggings is orowds. Death of an Omnibus Condoner. lour and awe o'clook ...