... THE TUNBRIDGE WELLS JOURNAL, JULY 11, 1812. WEST KENT 455:41,),N. titt MARQUIS CAMDEN. 4 Miesourehk Job. Charles, d 11tem were commenced at the Steeios Roane The go Maidttime, on Thanatay beffire .1. O. Talbot, k e , Abb 'j• 1111.1 ' ; ea Eston.muare ...

... DEAT/I.—Mr Sterhena, one of the coroners for Esst Kent, I an in Monday night. at Maid-tone, tonehine tie death Thomas Pain, P.C. Dungley, of the Kqet County CondaliuLiry. wa,n pasting along near the Maidstone I.aol. when he discovered the lying on the remind ...

... ,, briJge 0.44.. Ibe pres of toe OK horse, and Ilse poor muiwil sen rod caravan were procipitabd into the river No ore was boot. Ou us ruine, Able,dela the of bi '4 Abel tlie of the for 044 I k,tr17 , 4 147 eutvol by a in *14.1 400 piper. l'one.rly to ...

... hea , s __ 4 be e prof,* was MAMA for stashing • portnianteaa Mr and Mrs sad their =feat family, with long life 1 . ,..7,1 boots and Mem the property of Charles Clarke, and happier to the. was gime., sad ree_ ,il,,i , e' t . the gm ..a Ne defenda n ts ...

... Puatheasic from the Parthenon; oleo for geometry. P. Mims., in outline from the gat of wood mosaic of I.Stlimatuty u.s Local for boot ret of drawings the het. done in the chg., Mr. U. U. Otioves in water colours of still life from nature. Mr R. Weston. monochrome ...

... it in .I not best the of the bov., iii, not been the gossip of the town for souse Fie that young Bryanttimt hen sent to Maidstone for firs months A-. ; (inconsisteut as it may that if they 1141.1 Gray) were not scut they wnahl be as no the boy recovered ...

... periolio.al gathering, sod t they in than wise follow in the track of the Torrent Sir DA,II, to the Kent Liberal Association. Mr W rt.ts I Maidstone) responded. lie said they upou Tunbridge Wello as the key to the they were greatly indebted to tile people ...

... a cheap and who , haying prori.l“l a number of closed mu-napes. I .te it „'. i niii iry h e ld by with the golden light of tin. midnight boot. cov4 red waggonittes, which. living well bor•fls carries! . • leeulr felt, and the • . , . • r the ship. awl ...

... • loortr-Weet to prove e HASTINOS COUNT! CtIIOBT. VI i e :I' AT MAIDSTONE . .. - i v a- le neglect, or ----,..---- HALL, I NI- S . thnt metrawele am the littatioss Maeter Veraunt H s. Kent, VoNDST, V.-Before I. H. L ..- titleaver, ought to takeu of ...

... and 1./..cer lt.ailuaj Conm Etmousse in our columns will be found a statement of the ateps taken by the Hop Planters of Kent and snows in reference to the question which has recently been brought prominently into notice relative to the prepar.ition ...

... ll.' coupled Hanle of Fere who reopoodeil, sad hoped I the tredeernen would pot forget Christmas competition of the 17t1 Kent Hide Volunteers The Chairman next propound the test of the 't The A neneut Orli, . f It was their pnae that the order win na ...

... RETURN OF LORD BFACONSFIELD AND LORD SALISBURY. TUE KENT AesizEs. __,,_ ' Several nen of interest arose at then Anises, at Maidstone, on and ea . t11 , 1,7. •LLE.VD enhogar OF • FOOT OFFICE OeliSß. The Eat of travelling with Mr btontags VARY Amy HAILE ...