... BURGESS, for a similar cfence at Brenchley, was fined 15 and 9s. costs. = STEALING BOOTS AND MONEY. = HAANAH Towseß of Five Oak Green, was charged with stealing a J.r of boots, value 2Zs. i, the gmperty of John Easterfield, in the parish of Capel. on the ...

... whole of which was at once paid Captain *toir, 42nd Kent Captain Newingten, 41st Kent Captain Ushorne, ith Kent Ensign Scratton, 3rd Cinque Ports Captain Hardy, +ird Kent . . Lieut. Appach, 43rd Kent . A CONSTABLE CHARGED WI¥I I';I,\lll;\ ...

... IsS^XSfr-snirtA Mutton, noon ami Kent, ba. j u ti re slil | improrinß, ~' :; B -jSS res b ' t ,Uß„, LL stock Market, Acg. 2.-The topply aero .—Beef, os. W. Us. Mutton, ss. IW. to « Ist. Voal, stock MARKET. Arc. 2.-Boat boot sa. M. to (to Socomt ditto, ss ...

... (files's Church. W. Adams Murphy, snrvi yor and estate agent, 47, Church- street, Caml-cru-ell. Letter* encfo KENT (close to a Station on tin* North Kent Line).— VII.I n In the most beautiful part of Kn aspect; large gardens, and witb or without stabling; p ...

... ensigns, three sergeants, 211 rank and file. The compauics afterwards partook of dinner the following places : —Number one, Golden Cross; number two. Wagon and Hone* ; number three. Ore dsn Inn; and number four. Port Admirab Iwo Boys Drowned Cottan whilst ...

... per {?• Sound Bright Raisins ?? 3d and 4d per b. Gossage and Co.'s Prize Medal Blue Mottled Bctfk eiSS^iK* Gossage and Co.'s Golden Paie Seep ?? .7T. ?? ~. ?? ?? ?? .' . ~ ' 3d and IdpSlh. And every other artiole in the trade equally cheap. EQUAL ...

... Operator. At Mr. s, 36, Highrtreet, E. BOOT and Shoe Trade.—W'anted pood Rough Stuff Cutters and Lads for the Press. 8«. Wtmechapel-road. BOOT Makers.-Wanted, a good Hand, work on the premisea. Apply at 67, Roman-ioad, BOOT Trade.—lndies’ Welt Men wnnted. Apply ...

... Lambeth. BOOT and Shoe Shop to Let. 6i out, for the price of fixtures; rent £JM; pood showy shop. Apply 2, Kinp’aoorner, East-cud, Finchley near the Wesleyan Chapel. 2 BOOT and Trade —House and Shop to Let. Apply 45, Hoxton-street, Hoxtcn. 3 BOOT u»d Shoe ...

... dinga, New-sti eet-*quare, City. 3 BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Wanted good Rough Stuff Cotters and Lads for the Frees. 84, BOOT Trade.—A good Repairer wanted work m shop; constant work. Redan Cottage, hi, Caraberwell. BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Warded a Shopman used ...

... previous occasions. Game birds artonly poorly represented, with the exception of few pens of chickens, which arc really good. The golden-spanglcd and {icncilled show in small numbers, but are excellent in quality. There are some remarkably pretty birds in the ...

... 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 ...

... returning the sam-« day. Forfaies and full particulars see handbills, which can be obtained at the Company's stations and boot mr offices; or at Cook's Excur- sion Offices. 98, FI. et-street. J. GRIERSON, Geueral Manager. Paddington Btatlon. TONDON and ...