... produced a general feeling of irritation. Liquidations in Kent.—James Boyles. Greenwich, bootmaker. William Bolden Everest. Breach Farm, Newington, fanner. Joseph Harris, Sandling near Maidstone, farmet and cattle dealer. Francis Hubery, London and Forest ...

... helmets Mr. J. E. Tripp, High-street, and Messrs. G. Nash and Son, tbe former being accepted. There were three tenders for boots for the police and that of Mr. W. Kay's was accepted, the other tenderers being Mr. Ellis, and Mr. Palmer. Tae tender of Messrs ...

... poisoned in and near Faversham. Edwin Dawes, Esq., of Mount Ephraim, Hero bill, has qualified as a Justice of the Peace for Kent, and will act in the Faversham division. P. j. Wilduiaa-LudhiQtfton, Esq., a newly-appointed Justice of the Peace, took his ...