... in order to recover ber health and spirits. Bhe accordingly nied by a left London on Saturday even er sister. for Kent, accompa- for Kent Previous to ber departare have been n Rhodes admitted that there might ect, but certainly not wilfal or cruelty. © ...

... l'icton-place, Tenbv, grocer Elliott William, New Brompton, Kent, gentleman Eaton, executors of, Henry, 12, St. Mary Abbotts terrace, Kensington, gentleman Sley William Henry, Coblmin, Kent, farmer Eckersall Clara .Mary, Corriemore, Bagualstown, Count ...

... stage until they are made into excellent boots and shoes, to swell the thousands upon thousands kept the huge warehouses in readiness to meet the large orders received from the North or from abroad, for Norwich boots and shoes are sent various parts the old ...

... (“mS’ .TheMmqnisot SAimmmT,tooughtthematterwe. came off), “The Other Side.” the defendant made Smtodhme norenonaewhen Ur.Maidstone’s case was called, his Honor mM mto grim waa thrt the defendant waa like moat other people preached what they did not pmetiTS ...

... pleased at a political meoting, or voted as he chose at an Lane Neogssrry ov Union aM owe Fammend.—At a recent mecting of the Maidstone ‘armers’ Club, Mr. T. Rose of Melton Magna read a on the and of the British farmer, in which he treated of a number of i ...

... FAILURES. Norwich, Ac. Re William Pratt of Bridge-street, St George’s Colegate, and Briggs’-street, Peter Mancroft, Norwich, boot and dice manufacturer. The Keral meeting of creditors to be held on the 6th of *mber, has been directed to take place at the ...

... was a good demand for wheat at the markets in Kent, advance last week s rates, bnt to-day there only a am all attendance of buyers, and trade was doll. There waa shorter snpply new wheat on offer at Maidstone Thursday, which was in variable condition, bnt ...