... suite. miliner. C. W. Studley, Norwich, cabinetmaker. F. The Capital Punishment Bill, proriding fer private Coley, Stroud, Kent, homed victualler. H. Bat, ereentiona, extends to England sod Ireland, but not to Minting lane, City, wholeeele tea dealer ...

... our fancy, something grotesquely objectionable in the conduit of that West Kent worthy who, on Thursday night, being gay, climbed up the base of her Majesty's statue at Maidstone, end, in a bungling attempt to do something else, broke off the Royal sceptre ...

... incised over and over again —Once a Wok. LADIES' Boors.—The only real revolution in fashion is the startling innovation in boots. Instead of the invariable black to which we have become accustomed, a mandate as severe as those before whith Media and Persia ...

... at hand, and hie clothes catching fire, he had ran into tie tank to extinguish the llama. DEATH FROM INHALING GAB.—At the Maidstone Gaol, Seaman aged 1:3, who was sentenced to nine months' hard labour, went to bed as usual on Saturday. In the morning he ...

... well Jest up a painted Mildew, in order to commemorate the happy event. An instance in point is to be seen in Benouden Church, Kent, where Mr. Gathorne Hardy has lately erected such a memorial of the marriage of his son and heir. A is L. lANDONDERAT that ...

... sincere friend, It. ASSAULT.—Willinin Clarke, a labourer, who bad been employed by Mr. Goldsmith, fruiterer. of Dnutou.green, Kent, has been committed fur trial for a murderous assault on Jamie Spickett. bailiff, in the rams employ. In giving his evidence ...

... failed to recognise a single article, and the man's boots, which were found in the box, she said were ,uuch too small for Cs ptain Douglas, but there was no opportunity of comparing them with the boots which the deceased gentleman wore. She also failed ...

... order to remover her health and spirits. antordizgly left London on Saturday evening for Kent, accompanied by a yoitogsr tutor. Previous to her departure for Kent Alice Rhodes admitted that there might have been neglect, bat certainly not wilful starvation ...

... Bocts is a sleek kitten, wearing a pair of red-and white doll's boots on its hind legs, and looking up into the face of its pretty mistress• dainty blue-eyed maiden with a profusion of golden hair, black velvet dress, relieved by a cerulean silk pinafore ...

... gentlemen Nixon Eck-raall, Kane Personage, Magency, Co. Kild.re, Ireland. reverend Nettletord Henry John, Church street, Lee, Kent, corn merchant Nicholson Wm. Smith, Hoo lodge, Hoo, near Rochester, gentleman Northern Abraham, Haslehrook, South Norwood, ...

... Devooport Donnelly Dover Dulvt•rtoo Durham Donley Denham Exeter Olte.b.ad t,at•Lumugb Ilantey Naeektp;i: Devoe I Devon 'Kent lgunes.ter Itevou ,Kent lUm Lam I m in Ditcknna LHere°. di y . herlmne Shr.,.bury iouth.r toton . 4outh Multne 9toro kt .n-uo- Te•e &nke ...

... hotel, Strood, Kent, ale and stout merchant Bill William, High street, Tenby, draper Biddulph Charlotte Augusta Frances, Trewarreu, Pembrokeshire, spinster Betts Thomas, Winfarthing. Norfolk, farmer and cattle dealer Bishop Edward, Hoo, Kent, grocer Bowen ...