... Every Evening. MISS MARIE MONT G OMERY, 1TEATE P.GYAL, BRADFORD, Every Evening, as VIOLETTA, in the Pantomime of o Puss in Boots. MirI S S E L IS E M A I S E Y l.l Specially Engaged by WVillialm Gomersal, Esq., for the Shakes- pearian 1Revivals at Her ...

... mation dancer), and Mr Chris Brown (in his Nigger enter- tainntent. BRADFOBD. THEATRE RovAL.-Lessee, Mr C. Rice.-Puss iso Boots is the title of Mr Rice's Pantomime, which was produced on the night of the 23d nlt., to an eager and delighted audience. In ...

... Ashton, 12.2. Third beat: Wilde. 8,1; Kent. 4. 2: Final heat: Lloyd, 1; Wilde, ; Ashton, 3; won by six yards, same distance between second and thinL Yards Hahdkap.—Clarke, yards sttrl, 1; Flood, scratch, 2; Kent, 6,3; won fool. 880 Yards BaHDICAF. —Grant ...

... adjourned the hearing of the for • week. At GGILDELALL„ on Saturday, MIGUEL SINGLETON, a bricklayer's labourer, living in Golden-lane, was charged, on remand, with getting drunk and violently ' assaulting his wife. Mr. Moore, from the Associate Institute ...

... Spealks Frenchs. Salary riot ouch an object as pormanont, hoaltlsy sitiustlon. Seek order Iwatd Addrss Z., Poot Malie, Ashsford, Kent. c233 ID RAPEIIS.-Adlvortiser, aeg I0, will shortly bo open to a tra,s Re-eagisgoament as Dunyer or Manaero; has been accuslosced ...

... GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, WINES and SPIRITS, DRAPERY ajid HOSIERY, STATIONERY and TURNERY. WATCHES, JEW ELLERY, and PLATED WARE. BOOTS and SHOES, DRUGS and CHEMICALS &c. ALL Of which are SOLD to MEMBERS at LOWEST POSSIBLE By order, ALEXR. MEPDLETON. Secretary^ ...

... Parliament duriag the ensuing session, entituled ' • Bill to extend the Borough of Margate, in the Isle of Thanet, in the °minty of Kent, and to enable the Mayor, Aldermen, and buries's. to build • sea-wall, to improve streets, and to oonstruat • new road, and ...

... the kind. Mrs. Brassey, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Brassey, and mother of Mr. H. A. Brassey, M.P., of Preston Hall, near Maidstone, died at St. Leonard’s on Wednesday afternoon. The loss of Mrs. Brasse will be greatly felt in many quarters, as she was ...

... after he had threatened to knook him down. Complainant charged him an unreasonable price for doing the boots, aid it was agreement that when took the boot back to be sewn in a place where it waa unaewn. The Chairman aaid the case waa not serious one, and ...

... without appreciable change iu value on the spot. Markets in Kent, January 9.—The markets Kent the week have been well attended, but little business done, prices remaining firm. On Thursday at Maidstone there large attendance, but very little trade. Prices were ...

... MAIDSTONE. MR J. G. TALBOT, M.P., ON CRIME IN WEST KENT.—In charging the Grand Jury, at the Quarter Session. Mr. Talbot referred to the large number of prisoners on bail, which showed that there were more persons now than formerly who had once borne good ...

... Ishmael Pratt, of the Foxboro' Hall Farm, Melton. On the 3rd inst., at Loose, Kent. Wm. Bryant, of Cowpers-house, Huntingdon, to ALICE, daughter of Hknuy Gubney, of Loose Mill, Maidstone. DIED. On the 7th Oct., in her 77th year, Maby, wife of Mr. T. Smith, Infant ...