... et, Poplar, boot sellers—T. and J. Lester, Saliabnry-laoe, Bermondsey, coopers—Daniel and Co, Congleton, wine dealers—Welburn and Jarvis, Scarborough, ale brewers—Sloan and Walkden, Southport, booksellers—Cookman and Creasy, Hadlow, Kent, grocers—U. Dean ...

... Emma, Eastwood, Goole Gem, Hall, do William Maskill, Jackson, do Truthful, Maddix, Liverpool Salem, Williams, Dublin Kent, Bryant, Maidstone Henry Tmnoth,MarBh,Rchßter Edward Little, Germany, Alfred Little, Langley, do Walter Little, Gorr, do Benjamin Little ...

... idle, wholly dependent open the liberality of the Kent Mendicitv Society, which issuing bread tickets in great numbers. The trains for the special benefit of hup-pickets will be in few days to Maidstone. Royal Visit to Poutsuoutk. —The King of Denmark ...

... Ha 1 *? Kent, grocers— li: Dean and Co. Liscard and elsewhere, l* dealers— lnnian and Dibb, Otley, stcani threshing machine J .'.mikes and Thompson, Jlulme, joiners— Roy BrotM BatcHtr, wharf lngers — Thorn;. s Bradbury and Son*,, Shew Golden-s.iuar , ...

... a well-kept establishment ; three ,Year.' flestclasa character from present situation .- J. H. Wood lodge. Shooter's Hill, Kent. AIiDENER (HEAD) ; married, no family; VI thorough experience in each department; has for mural yearn had charge of good country ...

... liberality of the host and hostess, which was followed by some singing and a ramble among the golden grain, which was preferable to peregrination the neighbourhood of Golden-lane. return journey was successfully accomplished, and all expressed their thanks to ...

... Annie Mary Louisa, eldest daughter of the Rev. E. H. Price of The l'hilbreds, Maidenhead. August 15, at All Saints' Whitstable, Kent, by the Rev. W. R. Stephens, M. A , of Holy Trinity, Blackburn, J. B. L. Beatable, L.R.C.P. and S.E., of Blackburn, youngest ...

... 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 ...

... examined and said no violence was offered to Rook.— Mr. P.alguy determined upon sending the case to the West Kent Quarter Sessions, at Maidstone, their recognisances being taken as pre- viously. LAMBETH. Charge of Ad-I-JlStertng Ammonia. — Rebecca Rayner ...

... the same time, by leaving in the rear with the baggage waggons the heavier articles of his kit, such as shoe-brushes,spare boots, box of blacking, and change of underclothing, each soldier will have less to carry by at least 5!,1b. than at present, when ...

... 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 ...

... , ironmongers. BACK COLLINS and WELLS, Maidstone, hardwaremen (so far aa regard* William Back). FODLKEB and THOMPSON, Manchester, joiner*. ROY and ROY, New Sun Wharf, Ratcliff, wharf- TURNER and BRADBURY, Golden-square, Regent-street, silversmiths. McCALL ...