... obtained, to prefer this charge against Mr. Snape. OPENING OF TICE Dinecr MAIDSTONE lIAILivAY.—On Wednesday the new line of railway, via Strood, on the North Kent line to Maidstone, was opened for general traffic. It passes through the valley of the Medway—a ...

... revision of the lists of voters for parishes comprised in the several districts of West Kent, viz.: Sevenoaks, 29th September,• Tenterden, 80th; Cranbrook, let October; Maidstone 3rd; West Malting, Gth ; Tunbridge, 7th; Gravesend, Bth ; R ochester, 9th; Dartford ...

... Kamm, boot•maker, BANKRUPTS.—TITISDAY, Jim? 7. T. PIANION, Calthorpe•place, Gray's-Inn-road, Ironmonger,. II D. Hommel, Lee, Kent, builder. T. Serra, J. HLLota , G. &amuse, and F. Snag, Hastings, Sussex bankers. W. Lionel-am, Tonbridge Wells, Kent, corn ...

... T. HAIR.4OII, HarrlMAM= and Maidstone, Kent coal merchant. BANKRUPTS.—Trasosr, Sarr. 22. J. Simms, Tburlton, Norfolk, miller. T. B. Menu., lllgh-street, Poplar, founder. H. Wairrast., Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, boot ITlswot.D and 11. J. ARNOLD, ...

... Mark-lane. cornfactors. T. STCRELII.)III, Maidstone. Kent, Curlier. T 0. G Muffin d.plece, Tottenham-court-road, and Birmingham, brush board manufacturer. J. Tunnel, Stroud, Kent, ironfounder. J. Pane, ilythe, Kent, grocer. A. ACKI,RICANN, Beaufort buildings ...

... Wouldham, Kent; Chelsea, Middlesex; Bat ma. Surrey; and King-street, Cheeped., line burner. R. Witxuus, Dudley, Worceatershire, shoe manufacturer. G. WONEISLET. Derbt, hatter. G. B. Poarcu, Liverpool, apothecary. J. R. SICEELF.S, Liverpool, boot and shoe ...

... ; I ND CHEAP 81110Ch ui le ly the to. GOLDEN IhO hi O s T a rdeallehoest. 11. WATEE f 111: DEBT * , BURT. leGGeDyt Meet le ow complete the memo. mil ricks It of Several T DNI Ortillemen's, lodise. Chide, BOOTS. .HOBS, sod lIIJITIMI. of every variety ...

... of the Home of Commons. bete would be Earl Rusiell, with erpectancy visibly depicted his counteeance, the Duke of Argyll's golden hair could always be teen, and Lord Houghton, Earl Granville. and Lord Halifax were preseut most evt'oings. whilst in the ...

... STREET BOOT . AND SHOE KENT IF you want really first-class BOOTS and 8110 ES. are animal to ompoat Stock at the alma A tame or Hoods for tbr parent reason .Irred a tI.. prism. Raman promptly rammed. Neat - Kudos pat is. GREAT VARIETY CHILDREN'S BOOTS. SHWAS ...

... eight children. A Cantons CZRENONT.— On the 3rd of August, 1794,Mary Wragg, relict of a London merchant, resident in Beckenham, Kent, departed this life, leaving behind her a bequest to the poor of the parish, who were annually to receive bread, flour, and ...

... imprisoned and kept to hard labour for twelve calendar months. Prisoner: Will that include the boots? (laughter.)—The Judge: Yes, that in chides the boots.—The prisoner tripped lightly from the dock, and said, Hurrah I I shall get a new rut.' THE LATE ...

... Mr. Ferule, trlanaging director of the Merchant Trading Company. The Company were the owners of a steam vessel called the Golden Fleece, which was lost off Cardiff, with 1,017 tons of coal on board, by the water getting in at one of the bunkers. A Board ...