... drug- gist and omnibus proprietor. Henry Lennox, Liverpool, merchaut. James Martin, Faversbam, Kent, watch- maker aud jeweller. Heury French Ovenden, Maidstone, ...

... Langley, Sheffield, fishmonger. Henry F. Mills, Cobden- street, CamberweU. law writer. William T. Mis/iVi--, Belve- dere, Kent, boot and shoemaker. Frederick L Malgarini, 'iwis-renharn, merchant. George Kinver, Stafford- shire, hcensed victualler. H. A ...

... ont Bngg. not ont Extras . . 6 rs YORKSHIRE t. KENT. The first match of the season between thee* counties commenced to-day* Mote Park. Maidstone, in fine bat somewhat threatening weather. Kent had a strong side, and a trial was given to Bombardier ...

... food and shelter for three jaye. er then secreted hi on the premises, and robbed the and took a suit of clothes and » pair of boots. These were found pled, at Liverpos!.—The prisoner was committed for fourteen days’ hard NUPAC- DEATH OF A HALIFAX MA TURER ...

... DEC. 8.) INSOLVENTS. Joseuh Yrieovti and Charles Williams, Little Britain, drvsalters BANKRUPTS. Richard Hollingdale, Strood, Kent, grocer, to surrender Dec. 16. Attorney. Mr. Dods, Northumberlaud-street, Strand. Joim Wright, Slavelev, Derbyshire, brush ...

... coach- builder. Daniel Balls, Norwich, builder. B. Billinghau. Potter's hilJ, Warwickahiie, grocer. John Barlow, .helHeliJ. boot dealer. Bobert Brown, Bochdale, Lancashire, ageut! Mary Ann Banbury, Totterdown, Somersetshire, farmer. John Brown, Millom ...

... Bed- fordshire, clothier. Kdward _owu_, Manchester, builder. William Cox, Waterloo, Hampshire, huntsman. Henry M. Case, Maidstone, Kent, journeyman tailor. Thos. Chapman, Derby, mattress maker. Thomas Cradick, St. Dominic, Cornwall, market gardener. Jonathan ...

... Mincing-lane, merchant. H. Browne, B lls-road, Old Kent-road, news- agent. Bobert Baniiatyne, Liverpool, cotton broker. Wm. Barwell, Birmingham, journeyman tool maker. Edwin Barker, Maidstone, Kent, out of business. Bichard Bower, Barnsley, Yorkshire ...

... Sheerness. A. Plews, auctioneer, clerk, Beckham, London. H njamin Chester Raw les, boot and shoe manufacturer, Wolf Terrace, Bermoudsey. Loudon. Frederick liawles, boot and shoe manufacturer, Cam- he-well Road, London. Charles Mayberry Robinson, Cambridge ...

... ICB, and 22 for one wicket. LANCASHIRE v. KENT. A start was made noon Maidstone to-day in tho return match between these famous and successful county teams. The visitors played Frank Ward instead of Paul. Kent won tho toss, and started batting with Molars ...

... Heath, Worcestershire, huckster. J. M. KJenck, St. Johns-road, Hoxtou, out of business. John Kempson, Cambridge-street, Golden-square, boot closer. J. Langatreeth, Lambeth-walk, dealer in ham. Thomas Laverick, bunderland, draper. £. Morgan, .Newport, Monmouthshire ...

... Andoe, late of Norfolk-square Hotel, Norfolk-square, London, clerk in the Paymaster-General's- office. R. J. Clarke, Lea, Kent, commercial clerk. J. Corby, Chipping Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, builder. E. T. Cox, Kentish-town, London, builder. C. Croxton ...