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... States or Canada, 76(); Paupers, 662; Jobbers, 344. found show ludianB lative _ A meeting of the hop planters of Kent has been held at Maidstone, to petition Parliament for the repeal of the excise duty on home grown hops, affecting, as it did, one particular ...
... Sussex pockets, Talbot; Brothers, Dean, heath, (rat; Ilerefu,d, Dart, Cardiff, £2 to £2 18s.; Weald of Kent ditto J. 2 12s. to £3 iron. Se.; Mid nod East Kent ditto, £3 3s. to /6 12s. per cwt. Friday.-Hope, Walsh, New lady of the Lake, Bilting. WOOL.-The imports ...
... which he had been found guilty. —Millen, who was convicted for the murder of an old man at Bethersden, Kent, was hung at the county gaol at Maidstone, on Monday. The culprit was brought out • few minutes before twelve, and, after praying a short time, ...
... long for him.' MANY A BETWEEN THE CUP AND TIIE LlP.—Last week a disconsolate widower of 33 summers, with three children to boot, hastened to Dewsbury parish church, where he had made an assignation with a young lady of tolerable fortune. The object may ...
... huge assembly was itself ample testi- richly ornamented with diamonds. The head-dress Iva.. ninny of the event compised ef golden eat anl whezt I an, I trirfocl to tie ex out of her This As the procession passed the crowd closed tozether after molted with ...
... The new T r 'l &- are to leave B Castle on 7th Oct her. ; am:otna .1 . to poy oy; r. , l'• an Royal Highness the Dachees of' Kent ie tn lea i mamma beyond the half of siweitied revSnue ' it a ls n : Abergehlie Castle on the day following. it e'en expected ...
... something lea for to-worrow. how To ItEIJINrIc N ow If aatt. , —Open the ewor witk the silver key of hope, that it close on the golden , hinge of Prosperity. AN EAsv 13Eitan..--ittedical assistants complain that are over., °eked untlerid ; and yet their employers ...
... tor I expeeted she would little been by this thou at the bottom.' The teekle being now lootened, several men jumped into the boot; but before getting clear away, gig was lowered, end would been let down upon us, had not the men in cur boat cried out to ...
... Yorkshire, woolstapler. —Frederick Winch, Margate, Kent, tailior.—Wm. Wood, Bristol, provision merchant. —flenry Francis Wollaston, Union-grove, Wandsworth-ruml, Sarre), merehant. L 102,000. A Kent paper states upon authority that the ugly hear-skin ...
... thousands the yt o around the basement, prudently bugged ckse to the MANCHESTER AND NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY.- blorns, Tonbridge, Kent, buihler.-Walter Seemed, journals, which he saw d e cly, en d cou ld e ot have been in have not agreed to attend to business ...
... harmaim of troops in the East. paktied by use Sera tee, m 31 maw bonnets, platen dresses. smart neverno•be for. gotten cloth boots, with o .01 Knit .1 well-Poliehe a I t matted a e theless better than the Latin, on account of Its ~ pe 1 . .b..e.f..0.1e)id ...
... Ilenry Turtle, Mount Etna.place, elieesemonger. Henry Taylor, Newbury, Berkshire, grocel rioutliarbpron, boot and obi Henry Coppinger, Ilawlihurst, Kent, talk Edward Davies, Harroer-road, terrace, Regent's-park, oil and culourin Thoinss John Holloway, Salisbury ...