... USUAL RATE. LONDON.—99, Tooley-strcct, Phienix Whurf, and L. C. and D. Railway, Blackfriars, KENT.—AII Stations on L. C. and D. Railway also Rochester and Maidstone. SUSSEX.—Brighton ; and Swan, Corn Market, Horsham. _ „. SURREY.—Ashby, Croydon; and Hicks ...

... Parry.—Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., took the chair nb a banquet which was held at Maidstone on Saturday, to celebrate tho return of Lord Holmes- dale and Mr. Hart Dyke for Mid Kent. Inpro. posing the toast of the evening, Mr. Hardy snid that the Conservative ...

... bedroom, and kitchen furniture; dairy utensils, and superior brewing plant, 10 excellent ale casks; small library of books. i R KENT.—AII stations on T_‘._'(_,‘r._\_i' D. Railway; also Prize Poultry, consisting of Brahma Poctra Fowls, and Muscovite and BEast ...

... a blue pelisse, trimmed with black and white. Assault on a Lunatic Patient.— At the Maidstone Borough Police-court, on Saturday, Stephen Shaw, an attendant at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, at Barming-heath, was charged with assaulting and ill- treating ...

... books; the Duke holding the hem the upper part of the priest's golden robe. His Royal Highness bears himself with perfect composure and dignity. The marriage crowns are now received on golden plates and taken into the Inner Chapel, whither the bride and ...

... Scott John, Wouldhain, Kent, farmer Staite Charles, Lewisham, provision merchant Skelton Samuel, 241, Marylebone road, schoolmaster Simpson Harriet, Diss, Norfolk, spinster Sandon Alfred George, Warwick Lodge, Bourn Farm Bexley, Kent, gentleman [wife of ...

... CHAPTKJt XVUL Dinmr mamt.—“ ktb fob am mts!* Wo our imagination And put on our ft boot* and t a stride. It a long stride And a wide stride. porn o»er time trial and bitternew. pAis OTer a time that brought happiness to the Hall* and over Do-ember that ...

... each. The price of bacon pigs was from 7s 6d to ss par stone of 14lbs. * MAIDSTONE OCTOBER FAIR.-Tbis fair oa Saturday brought together many farmers and others of the county of Kent. There was a large field of healthy cattle, and the horse show was unusually ...

... —Apply, Mr. E. Youngs, Long Stratton. [15,947 WANTED, a Young Man as CARTER, and to assist the Stable.—Apply at the Golden Ball, Golden Ball Street. Norwich. [19,933 WANTED, an APPRENTICE to the Cablnctmaking. Premium.—Apply, Horace Mace, Cabinetmaker ...

... degree, and it ia probable that the sum realised by the sale of the prise property kali will lime amounted to rail £6.000. The golden cense meets delivered over at Founnanah not being peke are to be sent home to England fur sale, and if the Metre in London ...

... IN LI'UlDATION.] DWEJa3;JiG ROUSES, ;SITOP, &t., :WOODSBRIDGE iROAD, IPSWICH, To be SOLD by AUCTION, . By JOHN FOX, At the Golden Lion, Hotel, Ipswich, on Thursday, the 18th June, at Six for Seven o'clock in the Evening, S IX Capital DWELLING HOUSES, SHOP ...

... annual dinner of the Suffolk Society of Valuers, Estate Agents, and Auctioneers, iwhich took place on Tuesday last, at the Golden Lion Hotel, in this town, Mr. William Turner (of the firm of aessrs. Garrod and Turner) was presented with a silver salver ...