... aged 64. Aug. 13, at 15, Todd's-lane, Northampton, Emma Barron, aged 24. Aug. 14th, at 7, Grafton-place, Northampton, Charles Kent, 64. Aug. 15th, 6, Grafton-street, Northampton, George Bennett, aged 24. Aug. 14th, at 3, Brunswick-street, Northampton, Mary ...

... Rep:'rting on f;:it fr;otpoctn i& Kent, the “ Maidstone ournal ’ says t it crop this year appears to be almost a Gourhilnn in most districts mu.ns Maidstone. The Kue‘ and Queen of Saxony will celebrate their “ Golden Wedding ’ this year, according to ...

... C. Eves, Bridge-street, Northampton; and Mr. J. W. Creasey, Hadlow, Kent (2). Class 42. —Himalayan, buck or doe, 1 Mr. J. G. Ablard, Great Grimsby; 2 Mr. G. W. Greeuhill, Ke6ford, Kent; 3 Mr. J. Hallas, Fountain-road, Hull. V.H.C., Messrs. A. and L. iease ...

... came- in ; they carry chairs and a table into the kitche::. Tbe colonel unfolds a large map upon the floor; be takes off ins boots, and lay* himself upon it. Tben he calls: sn one. are you there Present, colonel. Then six seven captains and lieutenants ...

... shed Londou Silk House desire to meet f\ with an AGENT, in NoKTHAMPTON, for the SALE L Rheir SPEOIAL MACHINE SILKS for the BOOT TRADE. They are prepared to keep a Stock in the town, and would require the Agent to call on the Manufacturers in and around ...

... Alfred Howland Thame. Bu ter. —Mr. Henry Pybus, Metropolitan Meat Market, London. Boot crops.—Mr. Edward Denchfield, Burston ; Mr. E. W. Clarke, Manor Farm, Haddenham. Boots the show yard.—Mr. Christopher Elliott, Hu'cott. Poultry.— Mr. i. (rd. Hewitt, Eden ...

... Coram-street murderer, was on Monday discharged from custody. Mr. Urhan Moore, son of the rector of Boughton Malherbe, near Maidstone, has heen killed by the falling of large ash tree which he had mined with gunpowder. More than Ll3OO was collected on Sunday ...

... last week having been confined to about 4 r bags from Antwerp anil Dunkirk. The trade steady. HOPS. Mid and East Kents, s to Os; Weald Kent, f-t to 5 0s; Sussex, 5s to £4 15s; Farnliam and Country, i to £0 os. HAY AND STRAW. Cumberland.—Superior meadow ...

... m-rmuuu.mmamu principal departwents, where it has been pronounced to be a complete success. Out of 200 of the West Kent Militia reserve in Maidstone only two or three have neglected to report themselves. The last draft, numbering 110 n-&;: despatched on saturday ...

... flqrnu Charles, Dentou Lodge, farmer [carpente r arks Frederick, 18, Viclorin-street, Northampton, Koble Georgs, Weliagbocongh, boot cicese No:man George, N pton, agent Noble Thomas, Northampton, gentleman, deceased Nicholson James, Northamptou, coal agent ...

... 5 would be unable to jiudge whether the supetintendent was leadership of Mr. G. C. Ashton, took their plac:s on the acting boot e The casc for the plaintiff was that he wasa | orchestrn, and soon after the ball was opened, The g::la:..” iror I\lunil’ulvr‘lm ...

... Sheiton, Newark. The implerntnt stewards were: Mr. T. C. Booth, Warlaby, Northallerton ; Mr. C. Whitehead, Barning House, Maidstone; Mr. Jabtz Turner, Ea-t Haddon, Peterborough; and Mr. J, Bower Jones, Easden House, Shrewsbury. Amongst the wagon buiide ...