... near Tiptoe, Suflbrdaliiro. Patrooe, tbo Crown the Unbop LiehWd alternately, Re*. Samuel CliSord, M.A.. the icarage of Tenham, Kent. Patron, the Attltdeaeoa of Canterbury. Re*. C. A. A. Crarea, 8.A., te tbe Coney Carltoa Colrile, Suffolk. Rot. Edward Aetoa ...

... venerable professor was out on the inh'uny for a considerable time Jjust before his departure. Narrow Escare vrom Smirwreck.—The Maidstone transr'l -his left Caleutta on the sth of February, with troeps, for ingland. Everything went on well till the 19th of April ...

... Shcm,and Japbet, mean, in original Hebrew— *• Black, Red, and White.” Fnnchall, Madiera, it ia the fashion to wear white boots instead of black one*. A lump of chalk aerres the place of blacking-boa and brush. General Omnibus Company are at the present ...

... contractor. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Eaaes, boot-meker. BANKRUPTS.—Tcxso at. Jolt T. . __ —. Inulmmw** .. O. Lm, Kent, bnllder. T. J. Hi loir. O. Scritrm, and F. Smitw. Hastings, Soaaex bankers. W. LtDBKTm, Tonbridge Well*. Kent, corn dealer. J- Edoar, Borjr Saint ...

... to declared sole owner what they all described as a most marvellous discovery—namely, the placing of a lamp in the heel of a boot, with pipe* running from it beneath the solo, so as to heat the foot After examining different pretensions the parties, the ...

... Convention it shortly to be signed. UNITED STATES AND CANADA. ARRIVAL THE PRINCE AT ST. JOHN'S. Galway, TbvbsdaT. The steamer Golden Fleece, from New York on the 20th, and St. John’s, Newfoundland, on the 26th nit., hu arrived hero. Her Majesty’* ships Hero ...

... Mr. Wetkinson 7, Mr. Thcrold 4, drawn 1. Caterer.—The match between Kent and Surrey came off recently at Mots Park, near Maidstone, when Kant won with nine wickets to spare. For Kent Bennett seared (not eat) the first inninge, and (not out) in the second ...

... factor. fl —O. Jury and P. Jury. Maidstone, Kant, tabors.—O. M Olaae, T aw.. Breadbb etreW, Walworth, fl nwßiiM. Great PorUsndwetreet, boot mekar.—J. Evenaatt, Ulgh-etreot, Poplar, M com duler -E. W. Wonasn, Chsrlton, Kent, widow.—T. Ortf- flths, Psrk-atreet ...

... oat faroarably. The Crown Prlnoeae of Pruaeia and arrived at Orarcaaod ahortlv before 2 o'clock by apedal train on tha North Kent Kailwav, and ahortlv aftarwarda ambarked on board , Yictoria and Albert, which left for tbo ~iinlliiaiii Her Royal Htgbnaaa ...

... Containing Dining and Drawing Seven Itoi.ms with Kuchins, and other Fur apply Mr. W. S.ir, National Provincial Bank. Rugby. Kent very moderate suitable lenaut. TO BOLD PRIVATE CONTRACT, HOUSE AND SHOP. SITUATE in Chapel Street, Rugby, and now in tba occupation ...

... voyage OOVDLE EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. The boar of noon on Thnradny was fixed for the execution of the murderer* Alfred Holden, 25, soldier; Alfred Kldridge, 03, labourer. The prisoners were tried at the recent a-Hues for Kent, when Bolden pleaded guilty ...

... waists, no wa.sts at tdl. bonnets, flat l»onncts. powdered hair hair, rouge, patches, enamel, hoops, crinoline, high-heeled boots, sandals, high dresses, dresses, have all their day; w® tawo lived see tho time when duellists and fonr-bottle men longer exi-t ...