... builder T*.. HrUs. Pavcraka ». Kent. Knurr J. Baker, Wo.l fireet- (ii*m e*ier. moert It. anti W. Walduck, anil . H-inrut H?:at«ll-*trcel, Bcrinoixfeey, fmrlc a J. s. Fre -man’s conrl. liismancc biukcr Abbott, Out Kent mail, coach maier ' W. O-.itt ami ...

... rs j' Marrlner, and T. Wiight, Liverpool, Lancaster, Chester silk-manufaeturef M Bovd Union Tavern Inn, tlclualler \V Maidstone. Kent, corn-inerchaiit Hopkint, Oversleymill, Arrow, arwick, miller M. A. Joseph. Mansell-slreet, Uomlman s-heUU, Middlesex ...

... promoted to the rank of Captain; and Commander Samuel Price appointed to command that sloop. . Mb , All was well on board the Maidstone at the Cape of Good Hope, on the 16th June, then expecting shortly to proceed to the Isle Fiance. The Helicon was also lying ...

... MUTTON. Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quar- ers, and Barracks, in tbe undermentioned Coun- ies and Islaud : ')laam i Kent lants Northumberland _c of Wight I OATS. — To His Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery dorses, in Cantonments, and Quarters, in ...

... Lade, Maidstone, corn-factor J. Lillev, Tibberton, Worcestershire W. Herbert Broad stieei, RaiclilTe. wine-merchant W. Martin, Bath-street, city-road, cordwaiuer . A ..Richmond, Gutier-lane. wai pLou.eu»,. H. Jenkins, Toiitiridge-wells, Kent, crocer ...

... , BIRMINGHAM, through Wolverhampton, Stafford, Sione, Newcastle, 1 Sandbach, Middlewich, Norwich, and WarriDgion, to] the Golden Lion, Dale-street, LIVEKPOOIJ where it arrives precisely at seven in the evening J performing the journey in ten hours and ...

... silty, Sir J. D. Wills - A. Sou»hnmp(on- Baillie, J. E. Bristol—Baring, Sir T. Wycomba—Bnriug, T- Portsmouth—Barnett, C. J. Maidstone-* Bnyrdon, R. A- York-Benett J. Sir F. Berwick - Blnrairr, W. Comherlßnd—Blunt, Sir C. Lewes Bonverie, Hon. P. P. - Briscoe ...

... la the payment of the Rosaian luan in Holland, eoalnry to thtaatkoulyad Pailiament. The llav. Archdeacon Wbhty, Rector of Golden, in tbe county of Tipperary, was toad Wadostday night with his aknli fractured and his bodf covarad with frightful wounds ...

... apd aoaoied' ■bom tbat Ibo omotest U eafornd amodgal tbs iroopa. In a fas to- ibir flonltfiptl hoop. modoJfifXr, into wit boot toy StoioStWirioo ! hootibtj 1 paitrls aiattoeed in tbe etreebt, and order £bo ciniant, mU,. tkeoisw of inspiring confi. dence ...

... valuable assistance of the valiant Mr. Spain j and, notn jthstanding his and his friends' opposition, and the influence, to boot, of the radical admiral, radical parson, and the grateful ex-shenff. who, by-the-bye, is indebted to tbe party he is oppo- ...

... year 1823../ Sold Wholesale and Retail by ?? MOll D A b 'N ,T . ;v h Chemist aod Oruggjst, by Ap^-Jtntrrnen'.io the Dt»c%fc )f Kent and the-^rtneess Victoria. 112/ High Slr^j| outhamptoo, a4so by Mr* Hay, Chemist, PorsmoutW Pgents to the, Proprietor, in bottlof ...

... attended. Earl Fitswilliam presided. Among the donations was his Majesty 1 05/., the Earl Fits- william lotas', tbe Duchess of Kent 601., the Lord Lieutenant (in addition to his former subscriptions of 496 V.) 50/., th* Right Hoo. E. G. Stanley Ssf. (loud ...