... —1 Jobnstove’s, Sir H.—Tves., Darncomb; Thurs., Newtan; Sat., Gingley Thorn -10.30. Kent, East: Mon., Acrise Mill; Thurs., Clambercrown; Sat., Post- ling Lees—10.30. Kent, West—Tues., Stone-stre ct; Thurs,, the Rose and Crown, Hal- stead ; Sat., Portobello—10 ...

... Counterpanes. 70 Straw Palliasses. 650 Pairs Men's Leather Shoes. I 600 Pairs Women's Leather Boots 200 Pairs Men's Canvas Boots. 250 Pairs Women's Canvas Boots. 60 PairsMen'sstrong Leather do. I ISOO Pairs Men's Cotton Hose. «00 Jean Stays. 100 Men's ...

... Chelsea, plumber - March 23, P.M. Dunstan, Chip*- penham-ter. Harrow-rd. grocer— March 23, A. J. Lyons, New Kent- ?? 23, G. L. Batey, Crocktn hill, Kent, journeyman smith- March 23, W. Loat, Vale-place, Hammersmith- March 23, G. Pegden, St. Catherine's rd ...

... -court-*-. —April 21 W. li. Johnson, I.oel-ter. Camberwell, commissi.,,, agenti —April 21, VV. Sweeney, John court, Wigmorc-st. boot and shoe maker— Apiil 21, T. F. Birchal), Cheapside. photographer April 21, VV. B. Smith, Peterborough, travelling draper— ...

... to Friday, the 18th. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. (Weather permitting.) Stag hou h ds. Her Majesty's— Tues., Wooburn Green ; Fri„ Golden Ball, Bracknell 11.45. Rothschild's, Baron— Mon., Mentmore Cross-roads; Thur?., Row- sham — 11. FoxnouicDS. Albrlghton— Mon ...

... of | ‘aged 82. ASHTON. —Jan. 23, Henrietta, the wife of T. Henry Ashton, Ese of Lower Wick, Worcester. ATTRER —Jan. 28, at Kent, Caroline, widow of the late William Attree, Esq., aged BAIRD.—Jan. 29, at Naples, ‘John Bairi, Esq., of Ury, Kincardine shure ...

... WILLIAM PUI-LER of Av.rsfo.il. Kent, \J. Deceased.— Persons having CLAIMS against the deceased are requested to send the particulars to ua or to one of the executors (Mr. Thomas Frost, Maidstone, and Mr. Norval Marley, Dctling Kent.) : and all • ersous indebted ...

... wil ling te be useful; single, age 97.—Y. Z., Post-office, Greenhithe, Kent, ms -handed ; married, without ARDENER, Head or single no objec- tam r. W understands his business Kent, tion to dairy.- ; atley’s, baker, Greenhithe GARDENER (Under) “understands ...

... wext -weel with that comviction on minds (cheera) Gentlemen, 10 one of the noblestef hie sonnets W. youn it youra, the men of Kent as the* Vangaarde of liberty.” on the part of the Conservatives of the Cit; jeoome 0! London, at t next election te enter into ...

... HALL MIL CHARLES DICK I ' FAREWELL INI.S in St. .lames's Hall. ?? i . 16. Boots at tin- Holly Tree Inn. ila=t time). ml, last Tui > ..lid the Trial I- IV, ck. Tuesday, March B— Boots at the Holly Tre. Inn (last time), SiVcs Diver Twist, last time), and Mr ...

... for every purpose and appointment forwarded on application. TIIOS. D. MARSHALL'S Well-made BOOTS.— Ladies' Kid Elastic Boots, 16s. 6d. : Gentlemen's Elastic Boots 'or walking or dress. 21s. Illustrated catalogue post free.— Thomas D. Marshall, 192, Oxf ...

... Paik; LEE, Relmont Park.— PROPERTIES tobe LET or SOLI) in this healthy locality. Kents, 40.. to 130?.- -F articulars of Mr. G. F. Wenborn, Kidbrooke Park, Blackheath, Kent; or 7, Belgrave-terrac. I^LACKHKATIL— Excellent Detached HOUSE, v.ith I > afl the ...