... merchants S. Rest, Norwich, upholsterer—H. Pluck well, Horse Guards, victualler W. Gutteridge, Hackney, grocer W. Kigar, Maidstone, Kent,grocer J. Tliayer-street, St. L'-bone, haberdasher—W. Beecher, Docking, Norfolk, farmer—J. Battersby, Lower Shad well ...

... and Martin, and Carter and Spring fight the of May—Donnelly, the Irish Champion, is arrived, try his luck England. Kent Assizes, Maidstone, 17. Crump and another v. Btojlcy was case rather a singular nature. It was action of trover by the plaintiffs, as ...

... Hutchinson iverpool, ship Mosman, Liverpool, merce —R. Me Regent. K. hancerye atreet, Piccad lly, ker—J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, lane, boot and gro cere W, Neale and R. Wale, Tooley-street, Luckett, Bloxham, Oxfordshire, dee cattleJ. B jun. of Luton, ...

... 46 8d. to 4.1. per imperial stone. Potatves and 234 per hoop. Loxpon Corn EXxcuance, Jan. 2.—The show of Wheat from. Essex, Kent, otk was limited, but there was a fair quantity of Barle: ind Oats fresh up this morning. Of foreign grain the lity reported ...

... ANOTHER ACCOUNT. It will recollected that representing himself Sir Win. Courtenay was tried at Maidstone assises some years since for |>erjury. lie was found guilty, and sentenced to seven years’ transportation; but some doubts having afterwards arisen ...

... Blue and White. Faye, Lord Jon* Ueresfoki>. Faze, Mark White, Esq. I.OIU tfoil.- Esquire, The Banner, Esquire. Sir Cnarles Kent. Borne L Ricardo, Esq. Man .it Anns. Ret ■•iners. Ilalherditn of the Knight the Black Lion. Man at Arms, '1 GumpaLox. Man at ...

... of Demesnes. Soon after three oVlock, nearly 150 gentleman sat down to an excellent dinner, provided by Mrs. Irwin, of the Golden Lion, and served in a large room belonging to Mr. Spittall, in Duke-street. Mr. Robert Jellerson, of Spring Field, oiliciatcd ...

... displayed the long white gaiters, which remained in vogue even up to the reign of George the cavalry all wore high military boots, and some of them the crimson siik sword belt, fringed with gold, which gave them very much the appearance of Grand Cross of ...

... Maryport, before W. Lumb, Esq., coroner, on the view of the body of Mr. George Blacklock, boot and shoemaker, Carlisle, who was found dead in his bed. room, at the Golden Lion Inn, Maryport, on that day. After a careful investigation the jury returned a verdict ...

... Carlisle House of Hi'covcrjr has received the sum of 4 from Mrs. Wilde, of th* City Theatre. Her Roval Highness the Duchess of Kent has, hear,taken Abergeldir, delightful seat, adjoining the Royal Domain of Balmoral, for her residence next autumn. Amongst ...

... Accidental death” was returned.— Preston Guardian. Occurrence at evening an inquest was held at the Golden Lion Ino, tham, before Mr. J. Hinde, coroner for West Kent, touching the death of Ellen Bright, a young girl aged 17, who was killed on the previous evening ...

... gave an order fur the defendant—amount 7s, Mr. we want pay for uur boots yet. The Jvnor— tor bill-heads you ordered and send the rest back ; and en, if the party does not pay for the boots, you can sue him for the amount. Mr, well; 1 trust you will not allow ...