... turer. TUESDAY’S GAZETTE.—BANKRUPTS. Henry Stimson, late of the Old Kent-road, Surrey, but now of St. Neots, Huntingdonshire, boot and shoe maker. Henry Worms, Blackfriars-road, boot maker. Samuel Haynes, London-street, Paddington, wheelwright. George ...

... innings of 60 and 61, were chief factors in the taking down which the hop county pien bad on the St. Lawrence ground on Tuesday, Kent made 188 and 121, Mr. Leslie Wilson contributing magnificent 71 lo the first total; and Somerset replied with 159 and 153, ...

... have to Inquire the coat the drugs supplied, whether they were aalts and aenua or quinine. A CHILD DROWNED IN A WELL. The East Kent coronet on Friday held inquest the body of child named Amos, the son of wagoner at West Studdale Farm, Notlhboorne, who came ...

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... Into London last week was 9 bales from Ostend, 16 Rotterdam, and 46 from Hamburg. New Mid and East Kent pockets 100 s to 140 s per owt. • New Weald of Kents.. .. .. to 112 a „ Now Sussex 90s to s „ BOROUGH AND SPITALFISLDS POTATO MARKETS. l4.—The supply ...

... the CORN EXCHANGE.—Jan*. M. , . . , ; i., f • , i v.-o Mnneion House of the cap’ure of man named Robert The j-uprly of from Kent hero Dana. ir, « A rrA r-f -lia and . upon hi*; own confej-si n tv.th st'-.lui./ hour and nr-cui’.'utod a eoo tram into obscure ...

... sunshine seemed have passed into the newcomer’s face. Anne s hair was black ; Irma s deep brown with golden light* : and Irma’s face was also tinted a golden brown—a tint rarely seen except on nectarine or peach on the side nearest the sun. She never thought ...

... away a largo lined in Paris for committing a bomb outrage- brid vi9 i Maidstone, and opened now ca ;‘'' ; -Lj 'f,,. , IIkVQ been captured Duke of York was invested with the Golden Mr. Elliott Lees was elected MU r ’ Fleece; and Mr. Isaac Pitmau, inventor ...

... preceded weakness In the loins or paralysis of the lower part of the spine. stated that the deaths have exceeded 200. The Maidstone Jeumal says the accounts from the bop districts show that although there has been some Improvement daring the past week, ...

... (Belfast), Mr. C. Keen and proceeded out of the harbour in order render of her were :o.t. She whs then found lying dead! ( Maidstone), Mr. Samuel Plimsoll (Derby), Mr. 11. J. htr whatever assistance mi T uir ®- The n a narrow lane, 2JO yards fr-m the turn-j ...

... caused large supplies to be brought ing did not wear those trousers, and they were I forward in January, and good runs of red Kent and giren to the prisoner to wash. After she bad had Essex wheat, which were at the opening of the year (hem for short lime ...

... have advanced 3s. to 4-s. per cwt., with a very few hops offer. Per cwt. Sussex Pockets 70s. to 84s. Weald of Kents. 755. BGs. Mid. and East Kents..,. 84s. to 110 s. SMITH FIELD. Monday, June 9.— To-day’s market was seasonably well supplied with beasts, ...