... gtuoleinafs of' independauit fortune, who possesses a frechold cstate of nearllv '00 acres, imansion, &c. near Folkstone in Kent, and too ol his .ervalits, were bronght to town, in custody of Hall, an oflicer of U nion Hall, and assistants. 'Ftie charge ...

... and 8.30 p m, csual drill. RIFLR-E and F, clams firing, LOCAL POSTAL ABRANGEMENTS.-NMw letter-boxes have been erected at Golden hill, Horfield, and at Ridge bill. Wlnfozd, Somerset. The former will be cleared at 9.36 a.m., 12.20 p.m., 3.E0 p m., 6.35 ...

... BE DEeiAnED.-T. Barnes, Southampton, woollen drauer, Oct. 27-W, Waltois, Richmond, grocer, Oct. 27-S. Hook Tovill, inehr Maidstone, paper manufacturer; and Cbalford, near ttcoud Gloucestershire, silk Iisrowater, Oct. 27-B. Collier, Jan., Paeavwick, .l ...

... busily engaged harvesting in the forward districts of Berks, Surrey, Hauts, and Kent, and a commencement has been made in the West of England. That the wheat crop is a golden one on all good land, and generally on farms that have been subject to proper ...

... splash goes the mud, and boots, breeches, coat, and: all-are covered with East Kent. 'Hold hard,' says the S.plasher, 'capital run; won't your honour please to dis. mounti?' 'Down comes the Cockney, after a hard run with the East Kent foxhounds of exactly ...

... Dpublic meeting was held in the chapel, at which Mor S. 1. Lewiis T resided. Addresses wsre givon by the chairmaa, Mfr W. 1.. K~ent, afternoon superintendent, 7WT. J. Harvey, and the Rev J. T. Bennett, superin- 7tendent mInister. Selections from the anniversary ...

... &c. THE ECCENTRIC LORD ROKEBY. A PLEASANT but eccentric nobleman was Matthew, Lord Rokeby, of Mount Morris, rear Hythe, in Kent. The story of his singularities affords us the materials for the present chapter. His lordship succeeded to the title in 1798 ...

... discoveries Ile effected touching those offences, which i y alarmed even the resolute ? At the Lewes c, n miserable man, at the Maidstone 0ott ' have been convicted, and have suffered, n5tellknce which we will not say was unsatis- re bhut which, if correctly ...

... n~o unpleasant scent like that of the garden marigold, I and is of a more golden colour. It is called St. John's bloom in some parts of England, yellow bottlesI in 1 Kent, ruddle in Norfolk, gowkang, gools, or t .gowans in the North of England ...

... January il-G. E. Neal, lremrbuy, Kent, lunkeeper, January 11-T. Lewis, Bath, builder, February -G. Pyne, Bristol, q cordwainer,Januaryfil-J. Simpson, Leeds, painter, January22. CBRTIFICATES.-J. Robinson, Birmingham, boot manufacturer, 7 January 14-T. Walker ...

... the servant proceeded, be heard v gof agang of vagrants, who had been seen pushing each other , - and scrambling for the golden treasure on different parts of b the turnpike. Theta vagrants weare traced to various places, ti - and on them were found ...

... Stephen's, Canterbury, Kent; 2nd, ir. John Samnuel 6trttt (;odwin, Hnzlewood, Hndlow, Tonbridge, Kent. Cona- mended, Slr. John Samuel Strutt Godwln Class 53. Ilam of any other age-let, Mr. Henry Rigden, I vmintge, Hythe, Kent; 2nd, M~r. J ohn SamuelStrrttG ...