... Atkey, carpenter, Ryde-?harles J. Reed, baker, Lydd, Kents.o-Jostph Pocock, grocer, Putney-James 3. Bragg, Ftage coachman, Newbury. Berkshire-William A. Arnati, clerk, Groat Putteney-street, Golden-square. - William Arnold, public-house-keeper, d ian ...

... anything *to sav on t'he 'other side. N-o :one,!however, accepted 'the iinviteation} and tb re~meting ehurtly a~fter beeke up. KENT.-& LTERAMRY PAuPER. -The following is the'exaot copy of a letter sent froem a pauper to the' board of guardians at Chathams ...

... screams of the mother and daughter brought the father, who felled the wretch to the iround. The men of Kent then rose as one man. Gathering in Maidstone they chose Wet Tyler for their leader and the band of peasants marched on London. Passing over the signing ...

... f1'ee blloomerd P sad habit, ..I boot los' oloter bloom, splendid far chsttoing,lsposi ' dcentpoi t-riec. MlxedGeanirtus,iLtdoehs,. LFuelhsa J Eecscros' William dwlvarf,' 'csmpet, duiolrt bad s 6d ?? Pjvrethune s C Golden PeathAarrigeId e~rrlsnid;od.-i ...

... same day. HOME CIRCUIT. John Greatisead Harris, Eoq., Commissioner. Kent-at Dever, Friday, Nov. 0; at the Citly and County of the City of Caztetrbury, Saturday, Nov. 7; at Maidstone, Monday, Nov. 9, Sussex-at Lanes, Friday, November28. Hertfardshire-at ...

... cries. The jux7 found a verdict of Wilfulmurder againstsome. person or persons unknown.' KENT.-Buaaoccs .ON THE RAILWAY.-The last train from London to Maidstone on Sunday night was considerably delayed by an obstruction, between Gravesend and Higham, ...

... of hlm for 20 years. JOB-N HuaG, last heard of at Liraehouse S0 oeas since, was asked for by his cousin Renry Peaoock, of Maidstone (July 31). His widow, living at Manor-park, Easex, replies. Bandsman J. T. WEBsTER wrote from Slis3- bury asking us to find ...

... Millwafl docks. Nearly three hours afterwards a fire, which partially damaged the house, occurred at 5, Devonshire-groVe, O)ld Kent-road. Three other fires, all oight in extent, occurred during the day at 9, H~oughtenl-strcai, Glare-market; 41, Paradise- ...

... opposite windows in extraordinary pro- fusion. The North Kent and Tilbury. lines brought large numbers of visitors to the scene, and multitudes also poured into the town from Rochester, Maidstone, Dartiord, and the neighbourhood. AL dctachment of the royal ...

... WITH HIS BOOTS.-Fraon/ laaisaosd, an elderly man, was charged on remand with stealiug a pair of boots, value 6s. 61., the propertv of his employer, John Pritchard, a bootmaker, of Crown-hill, Croydon. He was found try- ing to pledge the boots. azd, when ...

... sentences were of a formal description-generally five shillings or seven days' in default -re- sembinig edch other much as boots made off the same last. John Puddicum was one of those hand- some, fresh-complexioned, well-built soen, with a fine ?? and ...

... complexion, with long dark whiskers, dark hazel eyes; dark long blue-black overcoat, black waistcoat and trowsers, lace-up boots, unbleached setockings, blue check shirt, under white guernsey, black silk handkerchief, black hat and hatband. - 'An application ...