... S. Heam and G. T. Rhodes, East-street, Old Kent-road, Surrey, lamp merchants. O&e3imsis Bees and Co.. and as the Grocers' Oash Tea Company, Harp-lane, London, tea merchants. Elliott Park and Co., New Kent-road, Surrey, auctioneers, valuers, and general ...

... merest chance 1 of the golden grain being lost from want of hands to gather it, they would joyfully join the farmer in such a request.-I am, Sir, your obedfent servant, ALFRfED SIMMONS, Hon. See. Kent and Sussex Labodjers' Unito, Maidstone, March 16. Ti PRINoE ...

... alleged Penge muder were conveyed from Bromley to Maidstone earl yesterday morning. Their arrival not being looked for, no excitement Was created. The West Kent Militia is to assemble shortly for taig at Maidstone, the epidemic of smallpox having entirely d ...

... each. FeasT ROUND. Mr liddelli' Lotter), bt Mr arcwood's lsrldom Mr Broeklebank's Blanch Eplno bt Mr Bancroft's Briton Mr Boote's Sherwood Dalay bt Mr Heaton's Halsall Lass the Fonrth Mr Cottle's Canesr bt MX Trevor na Russell Mr Moorhouse's Victor bt ...

... paraffin a lamp, Messrs. Kent and Son, and 2s. added; 30th, Y Bombardier Pearson, bottle brandy, Mr. E. Buok, and 2.. added; 31st, Gunner J. Norman, 2Ibs. tea, Mr. C. F. Parker, and 2s. added; 32nd, Gunnner Rushmere, pair boots, value 7s. 6d., Mr. R. Francis; ...

... ooal agent and boot factor, W. H. Chapman, St. Briavels. Gloucester, farnier. J. Smith. Caerwent, .Manmouthshlire, ?? general shop keeper. W. Evans, High-gtreet,Abersyshanand Garndefaiti, and Commerce-street, Ne-Gport, Monmoutlth. boot and shoe manufacturer ...

... out for identification. 'Most of those already recovered have only been recognised by articles of wearing apparel, such as boots and buttons which have been preserved, and not by identification of the features. Mr. Dickinson, the Chief Inspector of Mines ...

... one of the Saxon kings had a castle and also a town, which was denominated from them, Bertiestad, now Bersted, near Maidstone, in Kent, stad and sted denoting in the Saxon language a town.' And then follows the rest of the absurd story. Another case ...

... the Abbey-woed staticl of the' North Kent railway, He wasseeni neighbourhood late on the- previous night, and al Ceared to be of weakinind, There were traces of having wandered across a ploughed field, where hi boots were found, and the ditch where he was ...

... eighto'lock.'. Ne4y. 1500of the nobility, e gent~ry, and elergy, now'in London, and of the home r counties (espeoially from Kent) atendd; ' 9 DoG SinoW AT T11E AGaICULTUkAbL: HALL. - The largest dog show ever held in.Lodiidanopened on 1 Tuesday at the ...

... :prbfit iE u to f slf owneru- Fours. Ovrea cor vdwanhe ssp hopid p . hoiisentdhi Yboots ed -oboet adshet.Nw tr* who would buy: boot and shoe. :that arc tight?- e Yoriek. Why-may it b presumed that Halet's father h however magnificently attired in other respects ...

... bcn pet upon the road by Mr. Qharles Hoars, and is rusning tbis week between Piceadilly, Beceltisltinsm, and West 'ickhain, Kent, and will continue otl the road during the wintcr. A melancholy aceidonit occurred on Snturday evening, just elf Lythium, to ...