... Vine House, Sevenoaks, in this county. He was born in the year 1763 ; and in 1790 he married Miss Markett, of Meophain court, Kent. For many years he was a justice of the Court of King's Bench, and subsequently a baron of the Exchequer, and was knighted ...

... Edinburgh, boot maker. FRIDAY, Ocr. 22. INSOLVENTS. H. D. RUSHBURY, Fitzroy-place, Southwark-bridge-road, money scrivener. J. A. SMITH, Oxford-street, linen draper. W. TURNER and - HICKMAN, Ha' jewellers. J. JACKSON, Brewer-street, Golden-sinare, woollen ...

... brilliant meeting of the nobility, gentry, and freeholders of the county of Kent was held (pursuant to a requisition to the High Sheriff), at the County Sessionshpuse, Maidstone, to address her Majesty on the birth of an heirapparent to the throne. CROYDON ...

... Groat Bourtoe, Oxfordshire, sheep dcalor. G. BARNARD, Portsca, coal merchant. B. WARD, Charlotte-terrace. New-knit, Lsmbath, boot and shoeinst,e•- • W. H. Apsey, Globe-wharf, Rotherhithe, ship breaker. BANKRUPTS R. COLLINSON and W. BROWN, Oxford-street ...

... current year. Prospectuses, with every informaiic4, may 1m obtained of the Local Honorary Secretaries for KENT: Dartford, J. C. Hurst, Esq. I Maidstone, F. F. Daily, Esq. Sol. Dover. Edw. Jones, Esq Sur. Rochester, Mr. W. Wildash, Library, Gravesend, J. Matthews ...

... transportation ; the female prisoner was acquitted. William Love, for stealing one pair of Wellington boots, one pair of cloth boots, and one pair of Blucher boots, value 9s. 6d., the property of William Coleman, at Folkstone —Six months' hard labour. JeremiahWhiffen ...

... Tnesdav • • .. 12, —• 12 II A DOVER. a. Apl. 13, 19 96 I, imr.day, „14 , 12 53 . 13, 1 32 Saturday, tts, 2 II The E,%Sl' KENT VOX HOUNDS will meet at Haliii,t e ii o'o 4 Munda,, Wednesday, Friday, 011011 S. March 30, at the Rectory, Milstead, the lady ...

... refused to ; and Bootes caught hold of her shawl, which he pulled off her shoulders. She then ran to the Police-station, followed by the two prisoners, and gave them in charge. She afterwards saw Bootes knock the policeman down. Bootes, in his defence ...

... for another coach, yet full three hours elapsed before they proceeded on their journey. KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. On Thursday sennight Lord Abinger arrived at Maidstone, accompanied by the High Sheriff, Henry Hoare, Esq. and his usual attendants, and immediately ...

... Eleanor, only 'laughter ot the Rev. Anus r. Brabourne and Rector of Monks Horton, Kent. Aug. I, at Maidstone, Mr. W. Stewart, of London, to of Mr. Gilbert, of Maidstone. Co ° l? 4 Aug. 3, at Ramsgate, Mr. J. H. Compton, eldest son A i ls Esq. of Fincliley ...

... Rev. R. Randolph, Mr. Maaleld Roney, of Maidstone, to Jane only daughter of the late Mr. W. Manny Edwards, formerly of Maidstoue. sag. 21, at ht. Manin's, Cheritou, wear gawk:ate. Mr. Floney, grocer, of Maidstone, to Miss Edwards. of Saudgste. Aug. Pi ...

... experiment has been on trial, to have resulted. Golden opinions will be gained to the Managers of this line, for the bold and honorable policy they have had the courage, foresight, and prudence to pursue, and golden results to the proprietors will be the effect ...