... have been arrested on suapicion of connivance with the robbers. ; OirICIAL. VANDALISm.-Astle? Uouse, in the ; igh-street of Maidstone, one of the few fine old houses remaining in that town, was advertised to d be sold last Thursday, to be pulled down in order ...

... 240 The following ladies presided at the trays: aI tio _Misse Ciron, Mr.Lk, Veilson, Mrs. H. Calvert, the aN ?? ?? -1 Mrs. Kent Mr. L! Fojp'T fr-t, Mrs. Marthand, si son, is Mtear. rs.Delire rs M nin Mr. it. ?? - a. aihhos Mes rnwe, Mrs. artly Mis owe ...

... district. Th A SECRET WORTH fINOWING. -All, who wer pal only Gullet's Boots, fitted on at his shop are free from few corns, bunions, and deformed feet. Ladies and Gentlemen, th, try these boots, and learn that secret.-41, Fishergate- en. Advt. fe.n RAILWAY TRAFFIC ...

... Messrs. Boote and Edgar, 4s. George-street, Manchester, Angnet 23, at hiaf-past ten. Garside Gradwell, 39, Corporation-street. Manehester, cutler and toy and fishing tackle dealer. Creditors meet at the office of the solicitors. Messrs. Boote and Edgar ...

... FROZEN To DEATH.-Mr. Stephen, one of the t coroners for East Kent, held an inquest on Monday night pi at Maidstone touching thes death of Thomas Pain. Police-constable Dungley, of the Kent county constabu- as lary, was passing along near the Itaidetone ...

... Middlesex, C. P. A. Marlette retiring from March 19, Gustavse Didle~r Rtolt and Elise Deperseriairs, Abtlicasn and vietusillrs, Golden Lion, fIl, Dean-street, folo, St. Anne, Middlesex; Elite Depersenairo rettring. Harry Green and Jaense Speie, iron mereliauts ...

... Firth, lirensed victualler and stone merehaut, Fexley, near Halifax. WV. Storey, Cheapside, Halifax, attorney. Henry Drake, boot and shoe maker, of Bathgreen and Back Lord-street, Halifax. Rooke and Midgicy, Boar- lane, Leeds, attorneys. William Clayton ...

... W&Ofal !-Tcwo. DICK'S BOOTS, Familiar in their mouths as household words. 177, Friargate; And 12, Charch-streot, Blackpool.-[Advt.] THE REV. E. BOLTON, who has been the minister of Lancaster-road Congregational Chapel for about five years, will, we ...

... the object of his ambition by entering l'arllament fer Maidstone. As it is not my object In this leoture to dwell on his political career, I may sum it up In a few words. In 1841 he exchanged Maidstone for Shrewsbury. In 1847 he was returned for the county ...

... LOCAL NEWS. ?? . ?? ?? ?? .. DICK'S BOOTS, Familiar in their mouths as household words. 177, Friargate; And 12, Church-street, Blackpool.-[Advt.] SINGULAR FATAL ACCIDENT. - On Thursday morning, at breakfast time, a stone weighing sixteen pounads fell ...

... Shudehill, 'from Wm. Smith to William Killen; Garriok's Head, Fountain-street, from Hugh Carawell to George Guil. laume Giesser; Golden Lion, Deanegate, from Joseph Comaun to David Richardson; Imperial Wreath, Lever- sbreet, fromn Joseph English to James Canfield; ...

... Rorruchurch, fEuses, straw dealer and farmer. Hai C. PhIlpiot, Maidstone, Kent, stone merchant. if Rt. Sands, Buruitwicki. Upchurch, previously of Upton, Bil Friendsibury, beth In Kent, grazier. ls R. J. M'Dounell, Richmond, Surrey, agent. Ose J. Dowling ...