... Great Grimsby. fish merchatit. . enrv Martin, Lelcester, boot arid shoe dealer. Bsnijasmin J. Haines, Leicester, late niaster butcerel, noe ?? bultcher. rdsir Haseldine, Leicester, wholesale boot and shoe nrrterarsttrrer. Also trading as Frrness, Haseldine ...

... of Cheiter, farmer and hay and straw dealer. John aarvey, late of Tburnhan, near Maidstone, Kent, farmer, now of South Ashford, O(t of business. -greoge Lord, Stowting, Kent, farmer, grazier, and miller. , , _ , , .Tohu Hartley and Charles W. king, Chester ...

... Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, ir. John Samnuel 6trttt (;odwin, Hnzlewood, Hndlow, Tonbridge, Kent. Cona- mended, Slr. John Samuel Strutt Godwln Class 53. Ilam of any other age-let, Mr. Henry Rigden, I vmintge, Hythe, Kent; 2nd, M~r. J ohn SamuelStrrttG ...

... Obeapside, Birmingham. tomnaeat E. Verono, Talle-pitts, Staffordsbire, grocer, NAt sboe dealer, and hosier. S. Nixon, late of Golden-bill. Staffordshire, tnat tW Gill-hank Farm, Go'den hill, diooend vlai taed farmer. W. Jackson, Willenhall, 8t1a.oxl:ntte ...

... Junction, Kent, would be a good one to apply to. Mas. a. S. H. (Mitcham).-Almost any plant would ornament the house, but the most popular ale azaleas, camellias, cinerarias, fuchsias,; dyaletra spetabilis, geraniums, bheiranthus marshallii, doable golden -wallflower ...

... and few men of [Kent trouble their heads with the question we havo propounded, They are paid fair wazes while they are employed in stripniug the hops frora the bino and talen much greater care of than of old. Publio opinion iu Kent, as tlsewhere, has ...

... of Kent, an inspector 'offactories.' Mr. -Kent 'had been'twie mairied. By, his first'wife- he had 4three daughters and a son. - Soon- after her death he married his governess, and by her he had two daughters and a. second son, Francis- Savile Kent, who ...

... the KinLr and Queen of the Belgians. The event was celebrated by a general holiday, and Brussels was gaily' 'decorated. A golden crown withbrilliants, and' a veil of Belgian lace, iwexe presented to the Qu~en by. a deputation of Belgian women. Queen Christina ...

... abhorrence, and if in the Park or Piccadilly you happen to see a man with a glossier hat, a better fitting coat, or a pair of boots that stard out conspicuously bright upon the pavement, you may lay a wager at once that that is the Earl of Beaconefield. And ...

... the bottom of the dock, was of ateuacious quality, and six or eight inches indepth, ?? and the deceased bad on heavy nailed boots. Witness the believed that the boats of the deceased were held by the ,on, mud after he had fallen ?? James Lane, a onth hammernman ...

... House, Maidstone, Rent (Redheart). Class 28.-Bull Calf, above six and riot exceeding twelve munths ?? prize, 10?., to Mr. L. Ruth, Passing- worth Manor, Waldron, Sussex (Sir Roger).S Second prize, E?. to Mr. H. Page, Walmer Court, Walmer, Kent (Genjerai) ...

... a petition from a number4of persons associaled together in London, Manchester, Bolton, Mauclesfield, Oldham, Stockport, Maidstone, Newcastle, and other places, reciting the evrzts which had taken place in the East of Europe dur- ing the last two years ...