... &c. Hall, M.D Consent Hamburg Forth, Hayes, Horselydown F Stahlscbmidt ENTERED OCT FOB [THIS DAY] BROKERS AGENTS. * Sydney Golden Sea, Hardy, 1413, L.D UoaldcrßES Belize Sheffield, Shaw, 600, W.I.D 3tovell&Brown New York Alfred, Schroeder, L.l) GGunua ...

... Yalding, and Maidstone, and the prisoner for few months has been employed to assist him. the day named Mr. Hunt received 110/, in gold to convey to farmer Marden, and be placed it in secure part of van in small bag. Some time after leaving Maidstone, the prisoner ...

... good Wire Makers; best B given. nww_‘_ t, Cripplegate, E.C. f.- BOOT Trale —Fitters wanted for Ladies’ snd Geatlemen's Bespoke work. A. Taylor, 38, Molasworthstreet, Lewisham-bridge, Kent. =~ = 3 fio}_m' ‘rade.—Gurl wanted to run errands and assiet in machine ...

... capital of one thousand and four pounds, chiefly invested in the Savings Bank. The services of a hand of music Druids of Maidstone), were secured, and their performances arpmred to give satisfaction. The members attended Divine terrine in the parish church ...

... hail been pulled down, and missing a pair of boots went after !, prisoner, when they were found upon him. Prisoner was I committed for trial at the City Quarter Sessious. CHATHAM. It is feared that the 9th Kent (Chatham) Rifle Volnnteers will be dissolved ...

... stealing a pair of boots, value 6s. 9d., the property of Francis Stockwin, * widow, of Trinity-terrace, Maideostone-hill, Greenwich. The prisoner was seen to enter the house by the window in the abeam, of the nenesewtrix, and the boots wore found pledged ...

... breaking into a dwelling-house in Warner-street, and stealing therefrom a silver watch and chain, a suit of clothes, pair of boots, hat, gloves, a cigar-case, and four shillings, the property of Peter Appel!. The prosecutor said he was a baker, and resided ...

... Conyers Towers, 0.8., and the officers of the regiment, patronised a performance at the Corn Exchange, Maidstone, which was given in aid of the Kent County Ophthalmic Hospital. The band of the regiment, under their talented bandmaster, Herr Raskopf, attended ...

... farnonH Kent Morelia, up.r-lides wine in many hoopcholds, is much favoured hysporf Hraen, and is alto recommended the medical profcKHiou ns a valuable tonio cases of weakness.—Order of any Wine Merchant, or direct of T. GRANT, Distillery, Maidstone. 42» ...

... bored out, and the interior is examined at every cut, in order to ascertain the extent of the injury. Th* First Kent Camp The Ut Battalion of Kent Rifle Volunteers, comprising the corps belonging to Charlton, Blackheath, Greenwich. Deptford, Lee Bromley, ...

... Wales’s) Dragoon Guards.—The new Cavalry boots are not at all liked by the men of this regiment, and it is expected that in April next they will be again served out with leather overalls. The regiment will return to Maidstone and Shomclififo about the 25th instant ...

... regards B Kemp -J. Mrvyyein, W. Ouiver, and R. Ouives, ‘Tudboe Grange, Durham, tatlors—R. Hysior sud T. Cortoy, Lefoester, boot manufacturers—B. T. Horzz and H. C. Tnoxrsox, Great Tower-street, City, colonial broksre—J. Biursox and G. M. Brionr, Gres ...