... Y , HARDWARE, BOOTS and SHOES at the cheapost, Tate, gu to J. S. WEEKS, Wholesale and Retail General Dealer, Wipi BMW N.D.—hey rerum offering Wool Locks, &r. fur at ibis s lop must give op their num! and residsase. TRY lIATLOCY'S GOLDEN EYE OR all elt ...

... victualler—John Moslop, aro', provision dealer. FRIDAY, JCLY 5. It.t NKRI TTS.—James Martin, Faversham, Kent, watch maker—Henry French Ovenden, Maidstone, Kent, dealer—Robert Hall. Great Watley, Essex, limy clothier—John Laws, New Chnrch-street, Mary. .lone ...

... Wednesday, and was removed to the Maidstone county prison. On the same afternoon an inquest was held, and the jury returned a verdict of • Wilful Murder' against Atkins, who will be tried next week at the Kent Assizes at Maidstone. late Kr. Philip Thick nesse ...

... w, Tower-hill, tobacconist—J. E. Prior, Eden-pt., Old Kent-rd., cheesemonger—J. Hall, High-st., Battersea, colour grinder—J. Anderson, Church-st., Hackney, onmen—J. Overhage, Sherrard-st., Golden-sq., gval dealer—J. Howe, Brentwood, butcher—H. B. Naylor ...

... named Ann Harris, thirty-one years of age, has given herself np the police authorities Woolwich, and is now under remand at Maidstone gnol, charged on her own confession. with the wilful murder of her daughter, Francis, nine years of age. Her statement the ...

... be a member On the 12th he gave special instructions about a let’er which protease*! expect two o’clock from St rood. The boots called at the post lut found no letter, upon which the prisoner professed to greatly embarraxxed. Heanid should have gooff ...

... will be introduced during the season which will only last two weeks. The company have U»ely visited Derby where they gained golden opinions. The Derby Mercury thus notices their performances: ** The acting directors of the company arc Messrs. Le Clercq ...

... already the farmers goto — of Bos on cell Ubeie corm.” There te « th bis sight at Quebec the American war, Highness the Deke of Kent ons | farther and faring wores, woul! be t calomel of the regiment. Notwithstanding hie total blind. | 6™08 to the market, ...

... Ha! more attract cated by two dressed iy sd colurs the fragile of outrigzera, ms nially polle wives up the river, winning golden opinions | sp for thepr et, le of row Dg By foar o'clock tbe course was almost cleared At @ve to five the crew tool water ...

... 8 accepted.—Mr. Maltby: AonM like to look the sample boots before the lender ie accepted j all them Hare not been down this and table yet.—Mr. : 1 propose that No. accepted, they appear to good boots, and are cheaper.—Tba amendment not being seconded No ...

... tropical heat with light umer*. All vegetation baa therefore been forced a great rate, and the catting of oaU has commenced in Kent, with fairer prospects of a crop than once es|«vted. A new growth has commenced iu the meadows, and tould the showers become ...

... acquaintance, in order to save time, said, “ Scrape shoes for me, while I knock for both of us.” An applicant for a pair of boots at a shoe shop was asked what number be wore, and replied, as soon as he could recover from his surprise,“ Why, two, of coarse ...