... formerly of Marshall-street, Golden-square, Middlesex, now Winstanley-road, Battersea, Surrey, grocer and provision merchant T. T- Hodgos, of Aldershot, captain in 76tb Regiment John Spratt, High-street, Heme Bay, Kent, builder. James Ellis, of Newton ...

... every Loi will be Sold. STOCK of BOOTS and OBINA ard &o. Mr. JOHN ALLISON will SELL by AUOTION, at hia Mart, Change siiey, on MONDAY EVENING, about 500 Pairs Superior BOOTS snd SHOES, inclading Laced and Elastic- side Boots, Low Sewn Shoes, &c ; also the ...

... results, Early yesterday morning the shop of Mr. Thorpe, general dealer, of Eckington, was broken into end several pairs of boots stolen. The foot- prints of the thief were traced to the house of a neighbour, which does not appear to have been been discovered ...

... Betting: to 4 each Hyperion and Maidstone, to 1 Pisa, and C to Bookworm. Betuuius showed the way for Maidstone, KlngWlUlam, Pisa, Batchelor, with Hyperion in the rear until quarter of a mile from borne, when Maidstone rushed to the front, bet ha was caught ...

... counties have afforded evi- dence little more hopeful and gatisfactory than that which I met with in Essex. PROSPECIS IN KENT. In Kent, that province of rich land and genial clime, for the most part a picture of fertility and @ pattern of garden-like culture ...

... wickets, its first victory over Notts for seven years. Surrey’s victory over Kent at Maidstone on Tuesday was a much more decisive affair. It was little surprising too, as Kent was strong, and it could hardly have been expected that an eleven containing ...

... trimmings, and far * little felt hat adorned with feather, and ' heeled elastic boots. The gentlemen wear check coat and waistcoat, with onyx or silver buttons, down to the knees, boots trimmed with fur, Russian caps or round hats. The proper thing to do going ...

... FILE MANAGER, with a Set of good Workmen.—Address Box 100, Post Office, with particulars. ' 7218 WANTEDTat once, BOOTS (Head), the Golden Lion, Maryport. None need apply unless steady and obliging, and good character from last situation. WANTED, LABOURERS ...

... ANTED, FILE MANAGER, with a Set of good Workmen.—Address Box 106, Port Office, with particular* WANTED, at once, BOOTS (Head), the Golden Lion, Maryport. None need apply unless steady and obliging, and good from last situation. ANTED, ap active Young ...

... OAK, Bridge; X Rotherham; newly Papered and Painted. First-class spacious Diamshop.—Apply en the Premise's. 536* rpo be LET, GOLDEN CI'.OSS, Shepherd street; Good Beer- bouse. Doing three Barrels per week. Valuation, £43. —Apply 011 Premises, or Norfolk ...

... another bay horse of some one in Kent, but that he could not recollect the name. I knew that he bought a horse in Stamford-street and one in Kent. The Lord Chief Justice : Where was it bought—m Kent . Witness: In Maidstone Barracks. I asked him about the ...

... Second innings 45— Total, 174 Yorkshire lost by 27 runs. Yorkshire v. Kent (Return), at Maidstone, July 24 and 25. Yorkshire — First innings 9,} „ Second inning 3 . 114— Total, 204 Kent — First innings 106 „ Second innings ?? ICs— Total, 211 Yorkshire lost ...