... windy weather, and many grounds will fall very short of a crop, Some grounds come out middling, whilst others han g behind. Maidstone.-In this district it appears the wind has done more injury than at first expected; and the bines are sluggish in recovering ...

... was further charged with having stolen a pair of boots, valued at is, from the shop of Thomas Henry Ward, Clayton Street, on the 26th inst.; and lary Kennedy (17), was charged with receiving the boots, well knowing them to have been stolen. 'rImary was ...

... pre- 9 eminently distinguished for every novelty, and cvery fashion worth attention, this department of our House, has won golden opinions from all ranks and classes of society, and has been admitted to be without a rival in this district ; we, therefore ...

... Ship, Stodhtll, ALarte quantity Anples, con;;ftint? _ ...

... quare, cabinet maker. -March 22, W. Willis, Trowbridge, wool broker.- March 22, R. Sergeant, Maidstone, Kent, oilman.- March 21, H. Smith, East Mailing, Kent, ?? manu- ?? 28, J. Thuell, Broadhempistone, De- vonshire, ?? 29,'A. Wyse, N. Baker, and W. S ...

... effusion of gas. EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. The execution of Stephen Gambrill, agricultural labourer, for the murder of Arthur Gillow, a young farmer, at Wood- nesborough, took place at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning in Maidstone Prison. The prisoner walked ...

... Citv. warehouse. ana JOcePLn DUTrrl1, VIV /URUSte, ?? ?? inen and mantle manufacturers. George Butober, East-atreet, Old Kent-road, boot and ohoe manu. fdoturer. John Augustus Guatavs Af8mith, Basing- irall-street, auctioneer, Thomas D~jliogton, Grinshill ...

... tremendoos undectaking at :uy time-divided Enuland in 0: It nghth. It cominenoei at tho port oft Rutupia, now id l-ic-bborough, in Kent, and extended to the limits oL the E R-1man Wall on the Tyne. T:het liksv it entered York- sihire scimeivhere in the n'i-hbowhoocd ...

... agreed to, the meeting broke up. OUiTRAG ES IN SURREY -'Thespirit of incendiarism, which has bcen so strongly manifestel in Kent, has reached the county of' Surrey. The barns, and other buildings attached thereto, belonginv to Mr Thncnpson and Alirs Ford ...

... pairs of boots had been placed in a corner of the kitchen on the previous night, and after the prisoners were gone, two of the boots, one from each pair, were missing. Suspicion fell on the prisoners. They were taken into custody, and the boots were found ...

... scrivoner, Golden Lion-innl Nortliallerton. W. ldmondeon, LiverpYool, brush- maker, Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. 1L-I. Cham- berlain, Bourn, Lincolnslire, imlkeeper, Standwell's- hotel, Stamford. 15.-M. Exley, Bromsgrovo, Wor- cestershire, moroer, Golden Cross-inn ...

... S. Chapmnan, Boughton Malherbe, Kent, dealer. July 13, G, Jessop, Clifton- viL'e, Sussex, builder. July 14, 0. iDixon, Lymington, Hampshire, tailor. July 18, T. Lands, otherwise White, High-street, COanden town, boot vender. July 13, ?? Hennet, Duke-street ...