... 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 ...

... Luke’s. w NICKERBOOKER Suit Hands (Best) wanted. ;(h 'Bh-pl-.bcm’ndl.‘fl l)l. wuun:-'.?z ern-m [TTERS wanted for Infants’ Wool Boots; constant u;:gwu-x; also Learners, who can Knit. H.Bmith, 19, am-terrace, Pancras-road. 3 L_Aél'nd Muslin Hands (Good) wanted ...

... to their kind. Hermitage Farm. Harming ll> ath. FOR SALK 6000 Good lion-sets Goodwin’s early Golden. Apply to Mr. J. 8. Evondcn, The Deodars, Meophaiu, Kent. [l5O FOR SALE, about 10,000 12 feet HOP POLKS, woll creosoted; have been used ono year. Also ...

... of the Royal East Kent Mounted Hides, entertained tbo following officers of the regiment dinner on Thursday evening, his residence atKutlaml-gate Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. George Milles, M.P.. Major Pemberton, M.P., Viscount Maidstone, Lord Conyers, Captain ...

... : and fd. -Apply to Mr. J. T. New- WOOTTON COURT, Kent, about halfway 1 pherd's- y. to bo I' l ' ' The house is suitable for a gentleman of posi- : ?? ?? gar en!l ar ' I order. The park is Kent moderate. The gardener wil .show tl ■ ply for full p ...

... calamity might have occurred. Mr. Buahell we are glad to hear is insured. Maidstone. Skbiods Charoi against a Fash Bailiff.— At the County Magistrate*’ Clerk’s Office, Maidstone, on Monday week, man named William Jabez Mannneecb, was brought before R. ...

... Bracewill, and Michelmore. Highway— Messrs. Kent, Badcock, J. S. Bearae, and Chudleigh. Sanitary and General Improvement— Messrs. Rowell, Mills, Lambshead, Bracewill, and J. S. Bearne. Finance —Messrs. Cull, Michelmore, Kent, L. Bearne, and Badcock. The several ...

... leading from Ham and Richmoud- t it« N«w Kingston Station on the Loud. tri Hotel, Bromley, Kent, on oiiig, the remaining Lots.: hand, having frontu.'. roads I. the Mid-Kent Railway. Also, a lew Lota in Pope and Cl . being well adapted for the | ■ Surrey.— At ...

... employment good wages to (ilicient workers. 18, Charles-street, Grosvenor-square. 2 MACH‘ENIBT ‘wanted jor the Best Bespoke Boot Work; A constant emplovipent ; wages 255. per week. None but the best Machinists need apply, to Mr. Hawkins, 13, James~ street ...

... by presenting,. lid. Beard it 5.610,4111- re tho A laleocci and that of father yek.el.' lie hail seen THE Sevenneks, Maidstone, awl Tonbridge. awl South hue' hu.l Leen bodice at ailfetvet tint., . I._ I . k Ii . j,,,1i,i,,, . ,ino, i .h.ht toot a foo ...

... 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 ...

... (»weariful'se of the death of the propriator, an old. BUSINESS in the beat pos. , ;ha county town of Kent.—Fell particulara on Mrs. Ollis, 11. High-street, Maidstone; or Mr. W. G. St.metnan, 8, Leevillas. Conning-road. Addlarsornbe, Sum , DRAPERY. —EDWARD WILLIABs ...