... cases appearing to be of a nature, to a body constituted as they were requiring noremark from him. TRIAL Of PRIsoNERs. Honor Kent, 35, was convicted of stealing, on the 6th instant, at Stoke Damarel, a pair of shoes, the property of Richard Egford, and ...

... sea' them again until last Saturday, in tlte gaol. Homir Lnisbid(~ %v ca the wife of John Langbridlgo; hu sisbantd keecps the Golden Lion ltito, a i~lorcton ; Ito di sh in July lasttyisar. I rernutiber tite fair onl the 161ls of July last yesr.-lts'the evening ...

... Oxoni.m shoes ..7 6 Ditto ditto, channel sole Boots « 0 double sole Stouter 8 Black Boots, Pumps ..4 0 Coloured dillo ditto Clarence Boots 11 oto 0 Lasting Boots double sole Light Wellington Roots f Cloth Boots 6 Stoat ditto (Warrante'J 16 ...

... tion however, was disappointed : and we have heard it rumoured this morning, that Mr. D’Israeli bas engagea himself for Maidstone, in Kent, and cannot the-efure accept the invitation to stand for Harnstaple. In the mean time, another candidate has appeared ...

... the late SirVV. Geary, represented Kent in Parliament from to 1802. „ KENT, E-(t)The Right Hon. Sir E. Knatchbull, Bart., ot Merstham Hatch; and J. P. Plumptre, Esq., ot*redviiie. Tbe Knatchbulls, settled in Kent from the early part of the reign oi Henry ...

... completing the union of five lustres, they have the silver wedding (silberne hochzeit). and a still higher féte is the golden wedding (goldene hochzeit), which commemorates half a century of wed- ded life. The latter occasion brings with it a of the nuptial ...

... More Hall, Folkstouae, Kent, June 6, 1837. Si ?? suffered far two years willsh Piles, I was determined to Itave thle flus advice, whens my taedical attendant accotpaasied me to Losados so. coassult Mit. Co~peland, 4I, Golden-sqssare, hut obtainsed ste ...

... on board the (in Ordinary (his port I, (be wife of Mr. Ixuturick. carpenter that ahip On Monday morning. Mr. Andrew Cook, boot-maker. Buck well-stret. Plymouth, highly respected. Suddenly, of lit of anoplexy. Irewhiddle, St. Austell, on Tuesday. John ...

... Koodet, father, and K. Walker ceo mogiatrmte. Mr. A. MTatyre i«d (5. No. 1, Sitrer-oUoot, Golden-square, cured of Serena. H. Liston, eaq. Marina Library. RaaafaU, Kent cored of Cataract. Mrs. Bnrberow, cured while Jamaica, of Gotta Smr.UA, No. 37, Muy-mrael ...

... 'AfMore Hall, Folkstorro, Kent, June 0, 1837. Sr n --Ilavitrg suffered for two years with Piles, I was determined to Irave the lirst advice, when my medical attendant accompanied me to London to consult Mr. Copeland, 4, Golden-square, but obtained ito ...

... length- ened comimeni~t Olltlercessurt' othey tire nlot psot fortli is 00 etur far ?? I (iisoases to oeioiel naioihl~id is liabl, boot for biltouts l~d. liv'er dlli- ploohirt,~ With their svell-knowovl attenittoss, boilioios ooiid nick 1oct02- oche , -pooh aoot) ...

... LADIES' AND~GENTLEMEN'S London and Parisian Boot and Shoe ESTABLISHMENT, Fore street. CIVET CAT } Fore Street. (CLARKE & CO. respectfully announce having received a large assortment of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, of the newest shapes and superior ...