... mine woe Nartan | ing ~~ Re Worstec, Nankee risoned two years. Oo ne pri- Mad boots and one discharged by pro- é&c. Whoiesae and isiness was done on the ‘Nisi Blacking, tor Boots LE lene and on Sa- ( on al Vey A wili be hoiden o as andon th en prisoners ...

... Davrc., Warwick-street, Golden-square.--—/ln;iti» late of Glocesur.street, Hoxton, ¥,^ dl ' ’. dealer and chapmen, March S2, April 2, M. atGu Idhall. Att. Sirtlficid, Prcscot-street, Goodman b-nelds. DIVIDENDS. Ai'r'lO- E. Kent, ol Bitester, Oxfordshire ...

... atGuddhall. Atr. Mason, St. April 11»* * . fflice Champion, o\ Beech- Jlichscl’s Anry.Gormnll n d . |G> street, Barbican, boot-maker ana Sym, Curjj, May 21, « Guildhall. Bow rt-vHail, chapman; April I--’. Midtlls-ex, w.mesm .- 1 Harding, frimiose«■ F ...

... Wakefield. Atts. Battye Chancery-lane, Lambe and Son, Wakefield— -Sfepl.et Maidstone, d. c. May 30, June h, July a CU'Wnah Atts. and Derby, 1 emple ; and John Scudamore, Maidstone.— Sutttt.t/ Kit-hard Adma, Holt, Norfolk, printer, d. c. June i», 3. Jnly ...

... the .miab Princess Ame- Jii, whose suffering., are expected every hour ter- I rule. \ Al Meeting inhabitants Kent, held yesterday at Maidstone, petition the House - Cotnmons the measure P..rli.untmary Reform ' was agreed to. Colonel Wardle has lately l>een ...

... Jine i-drapers. and C. Juxon, Birmingham, brass-founders. Davies, Kussel-strcel, Bermondsey, leather-dresser. R. Phipps, Maidstone, Kent, linen-draper. Keneftck, Bristol, merchant. T. Chippcndall, St. Martin’a-Unc, uphul>terer.— Dec. 20. W. Whitaker, Wakefield ...

... Colchester; or Cutting, Bartlett’s-buildlngs, Holborn. -H Hearse, Newton Abbot, Devon, linen-draper, Dec. 21, 22, Jan 22, the Golden Lion, Ashburton. Alts. Jordan, hast Teignmooth, Devon; or Fait bank, Staple Inn James Ciemmom and Umrlcs Hrire, Pickctt-strect ...

... surgeons by whom the body was opened, has returned a verdict of Died Poison.' As the Maidstone coach was turning a little but its track near the top of Wrotham-hill, in Kent, to accommodate a gentleman passing in a gig, the wheels came in contact with hard ...

... enemy, although the approach the ships had been unavoidably discovered the day before. The weather proved unfavourable for boot-service on the night of tine «th instant, that, although nearly officers and men had been selected for this occasion, yet, ...

... merdirint. Vw. IS. T. Scott, i'h Kent, victnalier d . W. Phillips, lirignton, builder. R. Brix, Queen’s-buijdings, Kensington, cabinetmaicer. J. Chapman; Pavement, Mooifields, shoemaker. . Coleman, Silver-street, Golden-square, tallow-chandler. T. Carr ...

... n hides ns. starch H. 3. Olover, Liverpool, boot-maker 3Urr}, - J. Shoe), Hmmdsditch, slopseller. j. Wiles, Melton •* painter. W. Murray, Pall Mall-court, tailor. T. Buckle''’ Kennington-lane, Ntwlngton, shoemaker. C. C. Bird, 1 lt! j ’ Abingdon-atreei ...

... underwriter. R. Richaids, prisoner thePiett,) Davis, Maratoii-Moietaine, Bedfoidjhhe, butcher. D I.acour, Brewer-street, Golden square, goldsmith. J J Poidevin,Mortimer-street, tailor. W.Simpson, Sidney'sa'ly, Leicester-Square, tailor. Maxwell, Hoi horn ...