... —The Kent hopping *ei»oa is generally supposed rid London lor a abort ume, kaal. very undesirable number of re>ideal» Loafers, and vagabonds of all ages, give themselves a short pen>«d of change fre«b air iravrlling down the rvgMm which Maidstone may be ...

... ven 4 crtabllshment, and dil good business with gaitry and farmers In that part of Kent. Tbo first stable introduced our b«ro was a long well lighted place, well kent, and as sweet nut. Now, sir,” he soil, '* k’ndly look about you.” There seemed to be ...

... only 2J. Essex, Yorkshire, Suffolk, and lour others give 3| qra., Lincoln and three others qrs., Kent qrs., and Lancaster qra. A» tj condition, Essex and Kent were beet off, and next Norfolk and Suffolk; but Lincolnshire and orkshire, as well the West and ...

... extracts from the Airenl’s jonrnul, relatlvK instance* of men who hail HORRIBLE AND THRILLING NARRATIVE. eigmHl tin* pledge in Kent B*reel H«U, who were Tug A’cuw, of D.»c. 6, h»« «n account of then poor, hot who now ha»e money hank. It pro- he suff. J , ...

... Act, which came into operation on the Ist of January. Tuesday. Mary Ann Hutchinson, wife of a tisb hawker at East OrunsUMMl, Kent, killed another woman named Sarah Wilkins by striking her under the right ear in the street. Jealously is supposed to the cause ...

... hostler came down with Wheeler’s dandy boots in his hand; he hail brushed [ one, when I happened to sec something that made me anxious to get the dirty boot. The hostler went out a minute, and I snatched up the boot, and made for home. Well, squire, I took ...

... When smitta. 11* because duty wise policy require it. Will the O'Briens, and Htalys. and their mob. who are «o ready black the boot* the Radical leader*, think comparing Sir William p - oat gen--ro*ily with Mr Balfout *' Sir William, when Home Secretary got ...

... ci.( ion. Underwriter.. Ac. nt Eight o clock. rnirnpir c k*t*t March, IMI. I ~ WM. CHURCH, Secrcta^. Kent firf. and lifk insurance COMPAQ, MAIDSTONE. Estsblisiird 1802. ooraasoa. «vm The M.MI Noldo t» * Ci,,D • JV WCRBTART. * T Edwin Lendon, E«q. FIRE ...

... Underntaa waa upon hit opening youth ; with what ailing expectations hie opening talenU were I And what fata wae mocking those golden dreamt of friends and parents ! Who ana tell what Tisiesu of the future hie ambition conjured np aa paaaed throngh hi, with ...

... aopeared for tow momenta to pay his respects. The King wore tho uniform of general officer, with the insignia of the Order of the Golden Fleece, and several other foreign orders. The Queen wore dress ornamented with flowers and precious stones, and had on her ...

... ilator. General Frederick Alexander Campbell. Tin incc'S Healrice was presentduring theceremoDy, :.n Dkatu.—At the Kent assizes Maidstone, on Tuesday, boforo I‘ollock, Thoiuatt J3arry, Ihirty-Bcveu, caqxiuter, was indicted for the wilful murder Carotin* ...

... Imperialism has diaa|>* peered from France. The army has jus: *eo supplied with na%r oalours and A wreath of laur.d traversed a golden dart takes the of tbs old Impoti.vl eagle, and tha hi?*. » R.F.,” together wl'di tko ragiu.uttal number c In broKas-, add ...