... after the death Polycrates, 522 years before Christ; it was seen also Pliny, and mentioned him. The Emperor Augustus placed It golden case* and dcpoaited it for safety in the Temple of Concord. The stone of the ring is of considerable size, and oblong in form ...

... parliament.” Kknt (West).— A large and influential meeting of the electors the western division of the county of Kent was held at the Bull Hotel, Maidstone, last week, for thp purpose of determining what measures ought to be taken to secure the return of Mr. C ...

... builder. J. Smith. Staplehuist, Kent, corn dealer. A. StUKMAii, Gcorge-stieet, Minorle9,and New Broad-street, City, general merchant. S. Gins, Essex street. Strand, imi orter of fancy goods. W, Brta'T, Strat«ord, Es ex, boot maker. T. Corhku, King-street ...

... TJiorpe-10-Soken, Essex, boot-maker. _ BANKRUPTS.— Tubsdat, Jdly 7. T. Pbarsok. Caltliorpe-place, Gray’s-lnn-roaU, Ironmoncer G. Moutimkr, Uo, Kent, builder. bal'kml™’ J u,E,tl IVEI,! *. » f- Sunn, Hastings, W. Lidurttbu, Tonbridge Wells, Kent, corn dealer. J ...

... Harrison, Harrietaham and Maidstone, Kent coal merchant. BANKRUPTS.— Toesdat, Srpt. 22. J. Saunders, Thorlton, Norfolk, miller. T. M. Daniell. High-street. Poplar, fonndcr. 11. Whittbll, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, boot maker. H. Arnold and H. J ...

... PRICE AND fcfISNELL), PERFUMERS TO HER MAJESTY. i5B, BOOT) STREET. LOUDON. Have appokted him Sole Agent for the sale of their celebrated Perfumer; and caps. FASHIONABLE PERFUMES FOR THE REGISTERED GOLDEN OIL I- /EGETABLE CREAM Dr. FBAMPTON’S POMATUM I NUTRITIVE ...

... Impcrtcr of foreign goods. Drat, Tonbridge, Kent, miQer. . J. J. Trxxc, Oxford, opboiaterer. W. Gquloibo, UpwcU, Norfolk, grocer. C. T. Cbbsbxiv, Brlgbton, Sussex, coal roerckflnt T. H. Labmutß, Tonbridge Wells, Kent, bookseller. T. Jossa, Northampton, victnaHer ...

... lactor. —G. Jury and F. Jury. Maidstone, Kent, tailor*.—G. M Glass, sea, Brandon-atree*, Walworth, chemist—A. Harniball, Great Portland-*trcet, boot maker.—J. Evennett, High-street Poplar, corn dealer.—E. W. Wonnau, Charlton. Kent, widow.—T. Griffiths, Park-street ...

... Tower-hill, tobacconist —J. E. Prior, Eden-plaoe, Old Kent-road, cheesemonger. —J. Hlgh-ctrcet Battersea, colour grinder.—J. Andersen, Charch-stveet, Hackney, oilman. —J. Overage, flhemuNi-street, Golden - square, general dealer.— J. Hows, Brentwood, Essex ...

... George lukpen, who has been convicted the*niurdtr bis sweetheart, by drowning in the Surrey Canal, has been removed to Maidstone Gaol, the offeree having I een con milled in that county. His respite has just been received.— The youthful murderer, Richard ...

... Curtain-road, chair maker. Brown, 0., son , and Brown, G.. jnn,, Edgware, com dealers. ChSton, J., Knockholt, Kent farmer. Webb, R., Kent, fanner. Ruthc, T. R., liridport-plaoc, Hoxton. draper's assistant Mew, J. and Thome, 0., Isle of Wight, engineers ...

... Annie, Well'ngton-teiraoe, St John's-wood, hotel keeper. Smith, Francis. Fulham, Middlesex, brewer, Capan, tilward, Strand and Golden-square, tailor. Roebuck, James, Woburn. Beds, baker. Moore, Jesse Cornelius, Little Tower-street City, tea dealer. Butler ...