... porter out of pint and quarts of pewter. The open barge decorated in the latest style of bar art, under the ministering care of golden-haired bar. maids, supplied tue malt liquer, the familiar &mei of sherry, and all manner of cold eatables, for the refreshment ...

... Monday morning, Mr. Thomas Johnson, small farmer and blae>smith, of StapjSton rear L'srlingten, was sUnding in frent of the Golden Cock Icc, in the Market. Darhngton, a aht *-p broae looae. and being pursued dog«, ran against bin knocking down. fell on ...

... and wi. hout feature. U AREA T I'ILICES OF BIOME( GRAIN AND FLOUR IN LIN E . _____ Shillinp par Quarts. WHEAT. new. Essex and Kent, white red Norfolk. Linoogah. arid Y orksh., red 55 62 BARLEY 22 to 42 Chevalier n0w 48 56 Gnat air 34 38 ...

... 8., boot and shoe dealer. Halifax. Holman, 6., builder, Kingston-on-Thames. Joyce. T., lieersellor, Bristol. „ , . ~ Maurice, M., clerk in holy orders, Cranlock, Cornwall. Neale, A. G , cheesemonger, Greenwich. Poolbv, T., wine merchant, Maidstone. Pounder ...

... much have preferred Maidstone, the county pml of Koit. His Wends, however, mcertalive I that the change of rmitlence would not secure the ol jeet be lad to view, because the writ bad limn made oat for Stripy, aad no new writ few Kent could be Issued to ...

... M. and farmer, also spinner at Halifax, ae J Redman and Lane. Bradford ; marine store dealer, Gaston, Kent; D. Taylor, grocer, oot of business, i boot manufacturer, Glaggow ; A. Carswell, butcher, mgo, Renfrew; J. Gann, provisiog merchant, Edinbargh , ...

... among his supporters a poet, who has issued the following pious effusion BY DOCKYARD WORKMAN. Gaze round this yard, ye men of Kent Think of this town to ruin sent ! By Liberals ou've too much been mammal ! At this see them A Consecrative is the man we want ...

... and full piece h be n reAdsed. Other qualitie4 have been purchased ,atber quietly, on former terms. Mid and Eon Kent. 40e 140.; Weald of Kent, to 75e; Sussex, to Tun ; Farnbant and Country, 75e to end Old. 1 6 a to per est. POTATO. BOROMMI AND Elerrsurintme ...

... -Applictii.e. t. he roadie to Jon' Kin', tram whom further particulars co be obtainwl Heneashe Cotter*, Penritit. April 154. 1876. GOLDEN ItttlE. Rich Rae. 1:140491. C.vED Keptenow, th . 1,473. th.• pr•IY-t• of Mr G. I:titan/a. rownvHow, win BIERVE a limited ...

... distinction of the mem of Leopold. and the Arne, now in Mr. New Pinakothek at Munich. Other potable worts of hi. are The Golden lion,' 156!; weirf.o to Norway, ID the Mika Geller. Plight of a Caravan before a Mom la Derr,' gilts of the Temple of le ...

... compel the toss to pay. FRUIT IN HEIR. Repo rting fruit prospects in Kent, the Meidrfoat Jo says the fruit mop this year appears to be almost a total failure in moat districts round Maidstone With the exception sow kinds of cherriee, there is every applanes& ...

... round before the inspector and charged Torpy with admmu- to Warde and another man. An inquest DEATH of, 'Viscount Maidstone. Viscount Maidstone died on Monday. HU Lordship, who had been in delicate health for some time past, haring gone just before the death ...