... manufacturer, July 27, at 9t, BLACKSHAW, JosnPs, Stoke-upon-Trent, parian manufacturer, July 20, atil1. BLAND, DAVID, Blackheath, Kent, builder, July 24, at 2;. CUMD, EDWARD OGDnXN, Halifax, innkeeper, July 21, at 10. CnHLD, MASS, Hartlepool, attornoy-at-law ...

... thence to start for Caenada. A crowded meeting of ?? labourera took place ia the Corn Ex~hango, Maidstone, on inesday might. Mr. Simmons, rseretary of the Kent Lsbourera' Union, an- nounoed at the coammenoement of the prooeedings that the look-out in Kknt ...

... merest chance 1 of the golden grain being lost from want of hands to gather it, they would joyfully join the farmer in such a request.-I am, Sir, your obedfent servant, ALFRfED SIMMONS, Hon. See. Kent and Sussex Labodjers' Unito, Maidstone, March 16. Ti PRINoE ...

... barrister- at-law, April 20, at 12. WpWlarxwaso ?? Weet Derby, lanreahire, boilermaker, PUBLIC EXAMATIONS. April 20. T. Pooy. Maidstone lime ?? 26. A. G Neale, Gzeenvich oieesanonger-ApriL 12. J. Jefries, EMle. meret Shropebire, ?? J2. 3. Bird, inn., Daventry ...

... race, Brompton, ?? 1. H. J. Elliott, xentish Town-road, corn ?? 18. 4 Clemans, Westerham, Kent, ?? 29. M. Lawson, Leeds taflor-)uue 29, E. Lambert, Leeds, boot and shoe ?? 29. T. Pen Guiseley, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer- June 29.8 ff.erlft ...

... hIUmpstend. Grosoveuor Lodge (No. 1,257), Victoria (Met. Dist.) Sintimi, Duhe of Edihburgh Lodge (No. 1,259), New Globe, Bow-road. Golden litele Lodge (No. 1 261), Groat Western Hlotel, Bayswater. Royal Staudaird Lodge (No. 1,2D), fMlnrrjUOss, CuLacnbhry. Temperallee ...

... one of the Saxon kings had a castle and also a town, which was denominated from them, Bertiestad, now Bersted, near Maidstone, in Kent, stad and sted denoting in the Saxon language a town.' And then follows the rest of the absurd story. Another case ...

... srinender at taim London Court. Br.rrs, W. H., London-street, PaBdiuctou, Oct. 3, at It JovNR, WitLiA;, 'IThooas-street, Old Kent-road, canTier, Sept. 29, at 12~. LaETTr, ARnTUrn, New-street, Bilhopaeate-atreet, waterproof Wane- fartirrer, Oct. 3i, at 1 ...

... picked at d, Thames, off Blackwall pier. Description - IQ 5 feet 10 inches; black cloth jacket dr elight trowsers, spring boots, and cotton socks. Oa Joseph Olegg, a labourer, was appreboc ded at BoltononSaturday-.harged lwitl mirhereI a namedEnglish ...

... Lowuties-square. On Monday the corner stone of as new Baptist chapel, which In about to be built at the end ot Albany-street, Old Kent-road, was laid by Mr. Bar- ran, MP. The total cost of the building and its adjuncts will be ahont 11,0001. The National Lifeboat ...

... the Abbey-woed staticl of the' North Kent railway, He wasseeni neighbourhood late on the- previous night, and al Ceared to be of weakinind, There were traces of having wandered across a ploughed field, where hi boots were found, and the ditch where he was ...

... eighto'lock.'. Ne4y. 1500of the nobility, e gent~ry, and elergy, now'in London, and of the home r counties (espeoially from Kent) atendd; ' 9 DoG SinoW AT T11E AGaICULTUkAbL: HALL. - The largest dog show ever held in.Lodiidanopened on 1 Tuesday at the ...