... W. Shackleton—J. C. Wilkinson and J. &glory, NoWn ham printers—T. Rolfe and S. Holladay, Standford, Kent, Southon and T. Soutbon, Surrey.place. Old Kent-read, drapers—J. g en d er .. and T. Henderson. Oreenside, Durham, timber merchanta—W. Griffiths and ...

... W. Llempool. boot desks-April 4. C. Mu, iw- Aprß • T. Vanes, Amen se Uneasily% J. Sewell, and e lorry, • W. P. W nese. April Vary of D. Marema deemed}, Ooldelld, -April S. W. M or kwport, tie. nalator-Apri a a. Hooey, edam-Agee f Maidstone, iW. Bremerton ...

... , Portland-town, ebeesernonger—C. H. Davies, AmptliMequare, Hampstead-road, lodginghouae-keeper —J. W. Collins, Knockholt, Kent, dealer in fruit—J. Dunisyne, Middle Queen's-bulldloc kir ßrompton-road ; Little Love-lane, City Westminster- -road, Lambeth ...

... OVILDHM.4 Mr. Richard Brickwood Coltman, manufacturer of sewing machines. recently carrying on business at 34a, Brewerstreet, Golden-square, surreudered on bail before Alderman Abbas, to answer the charges of basing unlawfully, and within 60 day' prior to ...

... JOHN Oldham, Imendraper, June 15, at 12. Newchurch, Kent. labourer, May 25, at 11. 010101 Licisous Headley, flank, grixor, May a, at 12. Warcup, Yieatmoreland, innkeeper, June at 11. &MIK Maidstone, boot maker. May 28, at 11. /Rik= Bradford, coal merchant ...

... Hand-court, Dowgate, City, printers—Nov. 8. H. Winchester, Buckingham -street, Strand, stationer—Nov. 8. W. Robinson, Maidstone, Kent, linen draper—Nov 8. J. Black and R. Cope, Earl-street, Blackfriars, iron merchant—Nov. 2. M. Merentie, King Williamstreet ...

... Reeves of the Middlesex House of Correction and by Mr. Mellor, of the Kent police ; Reeves proving an incarceration of 18 months, and the latter an imprisonment of two yearsin Maidstone gaol. Previous convictions were also proved against the other two prisoners ...

... before as me candidates for the representation of West Kent in the next Pee- Basest, vie., Mr. Masters Smith, a Tory of the old school. r W. B. Riddell, recorder of Maidstone, Mr. Whitman, M.P. foe Maidstone, (and hot, not least, Mr. Wykehasa Martin, of Leeds ...

... Gamer. Deal, Kent, hotel keeper-Nov. 6. F.. Heather, Crawford. street, Marylebone, straw hatmaker-Nov. 8. W. Healer, Leeds, stonemason -soy. E. W. Lemm, Princes-street, Hanover-square, military outfitter-Nov. 8. 0. Nye, Maid.tone, Kent, cabinet maker- ...

... 23, at v. Notts (Stars). July 30, at v. A.asuot 27, at of Kent v. of %NM (Ratan). Dotes not /main—it Saathamptaa as& is Last, of Aost v. Ovation:as of Banta (Rome and lioso); Oskaloosa of boot v. South Wales Club; Gas- id Kist METROPOLITAN BOARD ON' WORK* ...

... took place yesterday afterems at Mote Park, Maidstone, the seat of the Earl of Rosary, to celebrate the return, at the last election, of Lord Hobeeedele sad Sir Edmund Filser, B at, the con. servative for Wee{ Kent. At three o'cloo.k upward. of 900 electors ...

... 4.10 St per lb.; lamb, .18s. to 21. each. 1,157 dusts; 10,007 and lambs. June B.—Oar market exhibited a tolerable .how of boots and ehoet-horns ' • the buyers were not numerous, and the prices obtained no b e tter than lad week; at the clime, a grrat ...