... Match on BRIDGE-HILL, between the Gentlemen of Bourne, Bridge and Chartham s againft the Gentlemen of Dover, Aulkham and Swinfield. The Wickets to bc pitch'd at Two o'Clock.—There will be a very goad Shilling Ordinary, to be ready madly at u o'Clock. G ...

... Andrews. And all that MeflaMgC Tenement, liable and outhoufes, and meadow, containing one acre or thereabouts, the entrance of Swinfield Mjnnis, by the faid Road, with the free and unlimited right on the fnd Minnis (about 900 acres) now the occupation Robert ...

... William Steele, was committed to St. Augustine's gaol, Canterbury, charged with having stolen two shirts from off a hedge in Swinfield, the property • of Thomas Richards. This is the same offender, who some time since escaped from the same gaol, where he was ...

... 4, Mr. William Warner, of St. Peter’s, to .Miss Mary Cul.ncr, St Lawrenre. Get. «, at Salts-ood, Mr. John Burch, to Miss Jane Court, both of that place. Oct. 6, St. Michael’s, London, Mr. E. Munk, of Maidstone, to Mrs. Caroline Hodsoll, of Wrotham ...

... year of her age, Mrs. Eltiabtlb Richards. Nov, 13, at her father’a bouse, in Aldgale, London, Jane, the wife of Lteut-Colonel Rice Jones. Nov. 15, at Swinfield Miunla, Mrs. Ann PiJtlack, widow, aged years, universally respected. ...

... re, T. Irons, Esq. of in this county, son of Captain J. Irons, to Flora Matilda, daughter of Sir W. Knightley, Bart. of Swinfield Lodge, Surre Dec. 7, at Ditton, near Maidstone, It. Wylie, seventh son row, Esq. of Wedmore Somerset, to Sophia, fourth daughter ...

... on Tuesday week, in the Peckham workhouse. Royal Artillery.—A court-martial was held on Tuesday week on gunner and driver Swinfield, ofthe Ist battalion Royal Artillery, for having permitted the escape of guuner and driver William Blake, under sentence ...

... Tuesday before J. Minter, isq., the coroner for Folkstone, on the body of James tammon Finnis, aged 24, the son of a farmer at Swinfield, who bad met his death the day before by being knocked down and run over by a railway train. A train arrived at the Folkstone ...

... — The only Bank holiday oharge at the Polioe Conrt, this week, waa that of stealing a watch from the peraon of Ti_ou aa Swinfield, of Bournemouth. This oharge was prefene ...

... although tho initials had been clearly burnt out Sergeant Crampton deposed that on the 25 of Jane he executed aa ejectment warrant against who living Swinfield and then discovered the fork in question Accused Said the fork belonged to him the Chairman ...

... was Fanny Smith, and his sisters who were left behind were named Emma! Smith and Jane Smith. Some meetings were also held in the afternoon and evening, when Mr. Swinfield, of Leicester, was controlled, and gave short addresses. ...

... mother’s name was Fanny Smith, and his sisters who were left behind were named Smith and Jane Smith. Some meetings were also held the afternoon and evening, when Mr. Swinfield, of Leicester, was controlled, and gave short addresses. MIDDLETON CHENEY. OXFORDSHIRE ...